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DWOJ Daily Words of Jesus Devotional Post January

Saturday, 28thJanuary, 2017

Bible reading: Acts 9:32-42.

Memory verse: “For we can’t help telling the things which we saw and heard “Acts 2:20(WEB).

  1. The Truth-Tellers: These people will not call night day, and day night. The Apostles were resolute without compromise; even in the face of threats and imminent death, they preached only the truth of the Word (Acts 4:20-21).
  • The Altruistics: These ones believe that life is not just about them, they care about the needs and happiness of others more than theirs. A good example is Tabitha, otherwise known as Dorcas. She had a burden for the welfare of widows (Acts 9:36, 39).
  • The Reliable: You can count on them always. An example is the Holy Spirit (John 14:26).
  • The Contented: These ones are not greedy. They are satisfied with whatever they get from you and they bless you from their heart for it. The Christians of the early Church are a good example (Acts 2:46).
  • The Lovers And Pursuers Of God & Godly Life: These ones are always connected to God. You need them to stay connected to your Source and Maker. e.g. David (Acts 13:22).

Quote: Men are God’s formulas of solving problems on earth.

Prophetic Word: I command destiny ingredients to come our way in Jesus name.

Prayer point:

  1. Holy Spirit, my greatest companion, propel my destiny to move faster and higher, in the name of Jesus.
  2. Lord Jesus, bring to me destiny helpers that will not be tired of me, in Jesus name.

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