Knowing God Devotional is an online daily devotional written by Andrews Baah Kwafo, the president of The Bible Daily Network.
You may have become so engrossed in depending on your own understanding to do things that you’ve made God dormant in your life’s administration. Wake Jesus up in your case. He’s ever ready to help you. But He wants you to pray so that your mind will be filled with His peace (see Philippians 4:6-7) as He embarks on His plan for your life.
Dear leader, the people you work with must understand what you’re building upon as God shows you. You must expose the vision to your team consistently, not to the general public. That will make your team believe in God and in you too.
Every huge thing God is telling you to build upon today will start small physically. Look beyond the physical circumstances around your life and believe in the vision God is showing you in your mind. It’ll take time to manifest. But hold on to God’s voice, and be consistent at working towards it. He’ll be with you.
Treat people well as Jesus would treat them primarily because they are all God’s heritage. In that way, you’ll portray to them that God’s love has no loopholes.
Your soul needs purification. But it’s the reception of the Word that will do that. And when your soul is purified, it’ll reflect in your physical way of life.
Delay your responses to people’s talks. Have a receiving mindset because that will give you ample time to judge situations carefully, even before speaking out your verdict.
God is good. And He will never change. He’s the Father of heavenly lights. And as such, no darkness can ever be traced to Him. Therefore, learn to receive His gracious provision for your life with a heart of gratitude and thanksgiving.
God lives in us by His Spirit (see 1 John 4:4). So even though temptations come to us, the God in us isn’t responsible for it.
Don’t just love those who love you. Balance the beneficiaries of those who receive God’s love from you. Add everyone to it, including the enemies you know nothing about.
As Jesus taught, hide your generous deeds. Give from a willing heart, knowing that the Lord will reward you. Publicity will fade with time.
Make it a heart desire to always walk with more than enough mindset. Carry more than you’ll spend on you each day. So that when you get an opportunity to give to the one who needs something you have, you’ll not have much.
Daniel, amongst all the 123 officials King Darius chose, distinguished himself among the satraps by his exceptional qualities. He was so pure that they found nothing against him. Can that be said of you, especially at your workplace or home, dear believer?
