THE SEED
“Love not the world, neither the things that are in the world, if any man love the world, the love of the Father is not in him.” 1 John 2:15
To rekindle means to bring back, that is, to stir up ones Spiritual life, which has reduced to the point of losing one’s first love for God, leading to lukewarm attitude to spiritual things, worldly cares, anxiety, lusts, pleasures and pressures that are not acceptable in the sight of God. As believers, it is our responsibility to keep the fire burning both in our hearts and in our souls. Now that the Kingdom of God is at hand, we need God more than ever! This is never the time to get cold at all. We must go back to our creator, rededicate our lives to Him and renew our commitment by allowing our Spiritual fire to blaze hot. “Cleanse your hands, ye sinners, purify your hearts, ye double minded” (James 4 : 8). Where is your praise, your prayer life and your Quiet Times before the Lord? Be awakened today for the husbandman is close to you than ever before, for every branch in Him that bears no fruit will be cut off but as you draw nigh to Him He will draw up nigh to you.
BIBLE READING: John 14:1-9
PRAYER: Oh Lord my God, help me to rekindle my spiritual fire so that I may reign with you in Heaven in Jesus name. Amen.
TUN INA MI DA OLUWA
IRUGBIN NAA
“Ẹ máṣe fẹràn aye, tabi awọn ohun ti o wa ninu aye, bi ẹnikẹni ba fẹran aye, ifẹ ti Baba ko si ninu rẹ.” 1 Johannu 2: 15
Titu Ina da túmosí láti mú nkan padà bo sipò. Iyẹn ni láti ru àwọn èniyàn sókè ní ìgbésí ayé temí, èyí tó ti dín kù débi pé kéèyàn pàdánù ìfe àkoko fún Ọlorun, eyi to yori si iwa kogbona kotutu, ife ti ayé, àníyàn, ìfekufe, ìgbádùn tí ko se itewogba niwaju Olorun. Gege bi onígbàgbo, ojúṣe wa ni láti je kí iná náà máa jó nínú ọkàn wa. Ní báyìí tí Ìjọba Ọlorun ti sún molé, a nílò Ọlorun ju ti ìgbàkigbà rí lọ! Eyi kii ṣe akoko lati tutu rara. A gbọdọ pada si ọdọ Eleda wa, ki a fi igbesi aye wa ji fun leekansi nipa gbigba ina Ẹmi wa laaye lati maa jo. “Ẹ wẹ ọwo nyin mo, ẹnyin ẹlẹṣẹ, sọ ọkan nyin di mimo, ẹnyin oniyemeji” (Jakọbu 4:8). Nibo ni iyin rẹ, igbesi aye adura rẹ ati awọn akoko idakẹjẹ rẹ wa niwaju Oluwa? Ẹ jí lónìí nítorí oko’yawo sún mo yín ju ti ìgbàkígbà rí lọ, nítorí gbogbo eka nínú re(oko iyawo) ti kò bá so èso ni a óo gé kúrò, ṣùgbon bí ẹ bá sún mo ọn, òun yóò sún mo yín.
BIBELI KIKA: Johannu. 14:1-9.
ADURA: Oluwa Olorun mi, ran mi lowo lati tun ina emi mi da ki n ba le joba pelu re ni orun loruko Jesu. Amin.