Knowing God Devotional is an online daily devotional written by Andrews Baah Kwafo, the president of The Bible Daily Network.
In Genesis 26:2, God instructed Isaac to stay in Gerar, a Phililstine city, although he wanted to journey to Egypt because of famine. God wanted to show him that He’s the God that can make His people thrive in foreign lands, even under hash conditions. So shall it be for you if you just obey what He tells you.
Your issues aren’t strong enough to disannul His Word upon your life. You only need to do two things: hear His Word concerning your life and treasure the promises in your heart and mind. I tell you that He’ll never fail you.
If you’re the only one saved and diligently serving God in your biological family, then from today, know that you’re a man to stand in the gap, be it male or female. Family tragedies would bypass your family because of you. Don’t treat your spiritual position in your family as a joke, even if they don’t support you enough to do the work of the ministry.
As children of God, we should continue doing the ministry of encouragement one to another because a lot of people are living broken and depressed without the knowledge of even their own friends.
You’ll either sow in the Spirit or in the flesh, but not both. In each one, you’ll reap a perpetual harvest. Sow in the Spirit.
Did Jesus require our permission to die for us? No! Nevertheless, He died because He knew we would need Him. Lay down your life for the brethren.
If we want to understand God’s way of expressing His love in truth, then the only person to study and imitate is Jesus.
Love always requires some form of sacrifice. However, when you get inspired by grace to do it, none of these sacrificial acts will be burdensome.
Knowing God and Jesus Christ, the Sent One, will make you understand the eternal life you’ve received and also now cause you to live in God’s likeness.
Leading a quiet life as a Christian doesn’t mean you should shut up on everything. It’s all about minding your own business and working with your hands.
Christian leaders, acknowledge the free flow of the Holy Spirit and allow fluidity in how He does things to people in spiritual gatherings.
Making silent oaths sourced from spiritual insight in the Word is a great tool that will help us choose to believe God’s promises over flashy things of the world that fade away by time.
