WORD OF GOD FOR TODAY
Omoyeni Olabode
Special Day
Thank You! We are touched beyond words.
We would like to thank you so much for taking time to be on this journey with us. We feel honoured to have partners/friends like you, people who help us and our calling to reach out to those in need of the Lord’s Word. We are equally honoured to pray with you for your seeds sown into our ministry by purchasing this daily devotional and your regular investment into the ministry.
We are strongly persuaded that when we pray together with you, our prayers are mightier. Our unity calls on Him, and he hears (Psalms 94:9) and He will answer: “But now that the Lord hath set apart him that is godly for Himself: the Lord will hear when I call unto Him” (Psalm 4:3). Like King Josiah, who can testify to the power of prayer when he called on God to heal his hurting nation? We made a commitment that you and us must also lift our voice to God and acknowledge the power of prayer.
Father in the name of Jesus, together as we stand in unity with these believers in prayer, that you turn things around positively for them. That the desires of their heart which are God centred will be established. That the mouth of the lions be shut for their sake right now. That as they continue to put the Word of God to work in their lives, their lives will no longer be a question mark but an exclamation mark among men. That as they continue to dwell in the secret place of the Most High, you exempt them from all evils henceforth, amen.
Bless you people of God as you continue to invest in the work we do by faith.
Wise Saying
Gratitude makes sense of your past, brings peace for today, and creates a vision for tomorrow
Refreshing daily devotional by Dr. Steve and Pastor Honour Adewole
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