Knowing God Devotional is an online daily devotional written by Andrews Baah Kwafo, the president of The Bible Daily Network.
God knows everyone. He knows how to meet your needs without your struggle. Why don’t you lean on Him to give you the wisdom to handle your situation rather than expecting just any man to help you get what you want?
The eternal life of Christ in you is so precious to live it haphazardly. Watch your steps; for you’re an epistle of Christ to this broken world.
Every teacher of the Word must live by example because both God and people are watching their lives. For doctrine is contagious.
God encourages us to get wisdom (see Proverbs 4:7). Because He knows when divine wisdom is available in the mind of His children, they’ll live unto Him and keep their tongues in check, which will, in turn, help keep their whole body in check.
Harbouring offences in your heart to the point that they affect your actions would make you live a contradictory life. Why? Because the Sprit of God dwells in it. That’s why the wrath of man doesn’t produce the righteousness of God.
Despite the faults we keep finding in other people’s lives, speaking evil of them is of no benefit. Instead, we should live wisely with them in a manner that promotes peace, especially by checking the words we speak whenever they show any wrong attitude.
Material blessings can make you live comfortably, but it doesn’t remove sorrows in life. Don’t depend on it.
To the child of God, your protection is walking in the way of the Lord. In other words, living by divine direction is for your safety.
The Word says the fear of the Lord adds length to life. But is it just about living longer? No! It’s also about living a life of relevance, purpose and impact on generations in the wisdom of God.
God is One but multifaceted in functionality. He does many things at the same time. That’s why He didn’t add a third word to the ‘I Am’ identity He revealed to Moses.
God wants us to be more concerned with reaching the world through kingdom service. Then, He’ll take responsibility to bring us those things people work for without our struggle by His grace.
Weeping time is only when God’s presence seems missing in your life – where you have every reason to question God because things aren’t really working out as you want them to. But there’s good news: it has an expiry date. And that date isn’t in years, months or days. It’s when you discover God’s reason for doing things in His presence.
