Don’t Exalt Yourself
We are sheep amongst wolves in this world. Therefore, be wise. Don’t exalt yourself. Be humble, and let God exalt you.
Knowing God Devotional is an online daily devotional written by Andrews Baah Kwafo, the president of The Bible Daily Network.
We are sheep amongst wolves in this world. Therefore, be wise. Don’t exalt yourself. Be humble, and let God exalt you.
Avoid misinterpreting God’s chastisement. Don’t leave God’s presence like Cain because of guilt or immaturity. I mean, don’t disassociate yourself from the church no matter what. It’s only a matter of time you’ll realize your decision was wrong.
Don’t deceive yourself by making yourself available in spiritual gatherings, yet having your mind too made up to listen and practice the Word of God preached. Apply what you learn from the Word.
God’s code for basic life necessities provision is “seek first His kingdom and His righteousness.”
Is there anything demonic in your life you don’t want to see? Resist the devil through prayer and knowledge from the Word.
When Joseph got called by Pharaoh to interpret a disturbing dream, he knew it was a great opportunity to step into a new dimension of divine purpose. However, he didn’t appear before Pharaoh with prison clothes. He changed his presentation. It’s not just about your gift, but how you present yourself before great people. Learn!
Through your fellowship with Jesus and consciousness that He’s always with you, you will be empowered to spread the net of kingdom influence in this dark world.
When Jesus asked Philip that “Where shall we buy bread for these people to eat?”, He wasn’t confused. He knew what to do. But He run a spiritual survey to know what’s in the mind of Philip. Until spiritual leaders put team members creativity to task, they will be robbed to conceive spiritual and transformative ideas.
The code of humility before God is different from that before people. To humble yourself before God, cast all your care upon Him. However, to humble yourself amongst the brethren, recognize and submit to authority.
How far can you see ahead of you? Stay connected and committed to God, because if you do, He’ll expand your vision.
In Luke 5, Peter experienced a miracle of catching a large fish near ashore by obeying Jesus’s Word. But if he didn’t have friends around, nobody could have helped him sustain the catch. Build connections with people because they can serve as support systems to help you manage your miracles.
Complaints don’t solve problems; responding to them with the right actions do. When God gives you one uncommon instruction to help you deal with your issue, obey before complaining.