Knowing God Devotional is an online daily devotional written by Andrews Baah Kwafo, the president of The Bible Daily Network.
Before God created Adam, He created the things he’d need to work and live a fulfilled life. Even though there wasn’t any payroll system in Eden, God clearly showed us that work is not a curse, neither is it a bad strike on the use of your time and effort. It’s the primary means designed by God to make an impact and a living. Work with your hands, and stop using dubious means to get money because that means never profits you (Proverbs 10:2).
Learning is very significant, but few people see it that way. The Lord wants you to increase in learning as His righteous child. Read this to know how.
When you become a Christian, your heart is the Lord’s (Ezekiel 36:26). However, what you store in it becomes your responsibility. To keep it with diligence, be intentional about keeping godly teachings in your heart. Don’t rent any part of your heart to house unnecessarily stuff. Let it be clean.
As long as you’re the righteousness of God by faith in Christ, and you stay committed to following God, and minding the Father’s business, your path in life will shine brighter and brighter each day till Jesus comes again.
Don’t joke with things that will offend people. Spend time with the Lord. But avoid useless accusations that are a drawback to the move of God upon the people of His presence. Amen!
Don’t let the negatives of media reports about finances push you back on honoring the Lord with your wealth. God is wiser, more ancient than any worldly system now. His systems still work to this day. Believe in His Word, and live by it. You’ll never be disadvantaged. Mind the Father’s business when budgeting.
Even though your ways in God may seem broad, He has a specific path He can lead you through to always chop success in everything you do.
Do you want to win favor in the sight of God and man? Learn to walk in God’s love and faithfulness.
Having a prolonged life, experiencing the peace of God, and kingdom prosperity are all products of wisdom. Ask God for wisdom, but don’t neglect keeping wise teachings from the Word in your heart.
God is a liberal giver of wisdom. He doesn’t check whether you merit it or not; neither does He do fault-finding when giving out wisdom. However, one thing God expects us, believers, to do to get His wisdom is by asking Him in prayer.
You’ve got to be intentional about the kind of people you surround yourself with. Pray that God will help you notice and stick to the people who’ll help you stir up your faith in Christ.
For the friends you allow in your circle (the very close ones), carefully analyse their lives and choose the wise and godly people because, by your fellowship with them, you’ll know God better and also become divinely wise.
