THE SEED
“And God wrought special miracles by the hands of Paul” Acts 19:11
God can decide to use you as a vessel through whom He will be doing wonders on earth. This is one thing every believer should pursue. In Acts 5:12-16, the Bible tells us about the great wonders that God performed through the Apostles and how He even healed the sick through Peter’s shadow. If the shadow of a man begins to heal the sick, definitely that man has become a vessel for wonders. If you want to become a vessel for wonders, you will have to really deny yourself of many things. Apostle Paul was without any doubt a vessel for wonders because his handkerchiefs and aprons worked miracles. If you must be a vessel you have to stay away from anything that is considered unlawful; stay away even from things that are lawful but not expedient. It is not unlawful to eat, but when you want Him to do wonders through you, fasting will become a regular practice for you. You will have to spend more time with Him praying and studying the Bible than you spend with other people. Moses, the man through whom God parted the Red Sea, spent more time on the mountain than below it. Indeed, he was so accustomed to the presence of God that the Lord spoke to Him face to face (Exodus 33:11). Elijah – the man who called down fire on Mount Carmel and shut the heavens over Israel for three years was always found on the mountain (2 Kings 1:9). You have to offer yourself as a living sacrifice unto God (Romans 12:1), if you want Him to use you. If you really want God to make you a useful vessel unto His Glory, be prepared to pay the price.
BIBLE READING: 2 Timothy 2:20-26
PRAYER: Oh Lord God, make me a vessel unto honor to the glory of your name. Amen.
OHUN ELO TO WULO
IRUGBIN NAA
Ọlorun sì gba ọwo Poolù ṣe àwọn iṣe ìyanu àrà oto, Ìṣe Awon Aposteli 19:11 .
Ọlọrun le pinnu lati lo ọ bi ohun-elo nipasẹ ẹniti Oun yoo ṣe awọn iyanu lori ilẹ. Eyi jẹ ohun kan ti gbogbo onigbagbọ yẹ ki o lepa. Nínú Ìṣe Awon Aposteli 5:12-16, Bíbélì sọ fún wa nípa àwọn iṣe iyanu ńlá tí Ọlorun ṣe nípase àwọn àposítélì àti bó ṣe wo àwọn aláìsàn sàn nípase òjìji Pétérù. Ti ojiji eniyan ba bẹrẹ si mu awọn alaisan larada, dajudaju eniyan naa ti di ohun elo fun iyanu. Ti o ba fẹ di ohun elo fun ise iyanu, iwọ yoo ni lati sẹ arare ni opolopo nnkan. Àpositélì Poolù láìsí iyèméjì kankan je ohun èlò fún iṣe ìyanu nítorí pé aṣọ ilewo re àti àwọn aṣọ ìgúnwà re ṣe iṣẹ́ ìyanu. Ti o ba Fe je ohun elo, o ni lati yago fun ohunkohun ti ko ba ofin mu, o tun gbudo yago fun oun ti o bofin mu ṣùgbon ti ko bojumu. Kò sai bófin mu láti jẹun, ṣùgbon nígbà tí ẹ bá fe kí ó ṣe iṣe ìyanu nípase yín, ààwe yóò di àṣà fún yín. Iwọ yoo ni lati lo akoko diẹ sii pẹlu Rẹ ni gbigbadura ati ikẹkọ Bibeli ju ti o nlo pẹlu awọn eniyan miiran. Mósè, ọkùnrin tí Ọlorun tipase re pín Òkun Pupa níyà, lo àkókò púpo lórí òkè náà ju petele lọ. Nitootọ, o dara Po mo Ọlorun de bi wipe o ba Ọlorun soro lojukoju(Eksodu 33:11). Èlíjà – Ọkùnrin tí ó pe iná sokale sórí òkè Kámelì tí ó sì da ojo duro fodun meta, a máa ń rí lórí òkè nígbà gbogbo (2 Ọba 1:9). O ni lati fi ara rẹ rubọ gẹgẹbi ẹbọ alãye si Ọlọrun (Romu 12: 1), ti o ba fẹ ki o lo ọ. Ti o ba fẹ nitootọ ki Ọlọrun sọ ọ di ohun-elo ti o wulo fun Ogo Rẹ, mura silẹ lati se oun ti o ye.
BIBELI KIKA: 2 Tímótì 2:20-26
ADURA: Oluwa Ọlọrun, ṣe mi ni ohun-elo fun ọlá fun ogo orukọ rẹ. Amin.