Knowing God Devotional is an online daily devotional written by Andrews Baah Kwafo, the president of The Bible Daily Network.
Your flesh had been crucified when you came into Christ (Galatians 5:24). Demolish every thought that the devil suggests in your mind to use your body to do something evil while being conscious of glorifying God in all your doings.
If you’re not intentional with how you want your life to be, anything can take your attention. Draw near to God today.
You don’t add a single second to your life by worrying. Yes, life has ups and downs. Yes, there are days you’ll be happier than others. But you must be conscious of trusting God. When the issues of life come, face them with the anointing of God in you. Don’t allow your situation to put your face downcast.
When God loved the world (John 3:16), He didn’t give preference to the people Jesus had to die to redeem. Jesus died for all and even continued to make the grace that brings salvation available to all people.
As a servant of God, you have to learn how to endure afflictions. You must learn how to live and fulfil your divine mandate, whether you have meagre or many resources, be it financial wise or human resource-wise.
Are you drifting from the gospel by listening to false teachings or exposing your eyes to profanity? It’s time to get back in fellowship with God.
Persecution isn’t preventive in Christ. It’s necessary, although it’s not God-manufactured. Why? Because God uses them to test our faith as His children.
God exalts those who humble themselves under His mighty hand according to His own timetable. Learn to trust God!
It takes wisdom to live with people who don’t share your faith. Live wisely among unbelievers. Be devoted to God, and your life will impact people.
You cannot be a Christian and choose to treat prayer as something optional to do, especially when you’re in trouble. Pray persistently!
Distress usually happens when a person goes through a very tough situation in life. It is totally unpreventable because nobody is exempted from facing life issues. However, what we do during those moments is very crucial. Turn to God!
Asking God for help isn’t a sin. It doesn’t dishonour the Holy Spirit in us. In fact, it enhances and expands God’s work. Jesus, although He was fully God and fully man, did not do ministry alone. He chose twelve apostles to help Him. How much more we?
