Provoking The Spoken Word

THE SEED
“Knowing this first, that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation” 2 Peter 1: 20

“But he answered and said, It is written, man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God” (Matt. 4:4). In Genesis 1:3, God said, “Let there be light” and it was so. Occasionally, God speaks. In Acts 13: 2, the Holy Spirit called for Barnabas and Saul to be set apart for a special assignment. Whenever God is present in a gathering, if the atmosphere is conducive for Him, He will speak to His people using any consecrated and willing vessel. Our Lord Jesus says to live the life of faith, you need to know what God is saying at the moment. That means God has a message for you in that particular situation you find yourself. If you can hear what the Spirit is saying concerning an issue and you comply with His instruction, you will emerge victorious. Do you care to know what God is saying about the step you are about to take? There are directions that God is about to give to you, but do you take time to provoke Him to say what should be said? Before the Spirit spoke to prophets and teachers, they provoked the Spoken Word. You can provoke the Spoken Word to come through any of God’s vessels via worship, praise, thanksgiving, fasting or just waiting on Him. What have you done to provoke the Spoken Word?PRAYER: Father, please help me understand that if I fail to obtain the Word of God I need at the moment, there may be a gap between my present and future.

BIBLE READING: 2 Peter 1: 19-21

PRAYER: Father, please help me understand that if I fail to obtain the Word of God I need at the moment, there may be a gap between my present and future.

MIMU Ọ̀RỌ̀ NAA SISE

IRUGBIN NAA
“Ẹniti o mọ eyi lakọọkọ, pe kò si asọtẹlẹ Iwe mimọ ti o jẹ itumọ ikọkọ eyikeyii.” 2 Pet 1: 20

“Ṣùgbon ó dáhùn ó sì wí pé, “A ti kọ̀wé rẹ̀ pé, ènìyàn kì yóò wa nípa akara nìkan, bí kò ṣe nípa gbogbo ọ̀rọ̀ tí ń ti ẹnu Ọlorun jáde” (Mát. 4:4). Ni Genesisi 1: 3, Ọlọrun sọ pe, “Jẹ ki imọlẹ ki o wa” o si ri bẹ. Lẹẹkọọkan, Ọlọrun sọrọ. Ni Iṣe Awọn Aposteli 13: 2, Ẹmi Mimọ pe Barnaba ati Saulu lati ya sọtọ fun iṣẹ akanṣe kan. Nigbakugba ti Ọlọrun ba wa ni apejọpo kan, ti agbegbe naa ba Dara fun n, yoo sọrọ si awọn eniyan Rẹ ni lilo eyikeyi ohun elo mimọ ati ifẹ. Oluwa wa Jesu sọ pe ki o gbe igbesi aye igbagbọ, o nilo lati mọ ohun ti Ọlọrun n sọ ni akoko yii. Iyẹn tumọ si pe Ọlọrun ni ifiranṣẹ kan fun ọ ni ipo kan pato ti o rii ararẹ. Tí ẹ bá lè gbo ohun tí Ẹ̀mí ń sọ nípa ọ̀ro kan tí ẹ sì tẹ̀ lé ìtoni Rẹ̀, ẹ̀yin yíò se aseyori. Ǹje o bìkítà láti mọ ohun tí Ọlorun ń sọ nípa ìgbésẹ̀ tí o fẹ́ gbé? Àwọn ìtosonà kan wà tí Ọlorun fe fún ẹ, àmo n je o gba Oro re laaye? Kí Ẹ̀mí tó ba woli atí olukoni soro, won Koko maa n se oun ti yio ru Oro Ọlorun soke. O le ru Oro Ọlorun soke nipa awọn ohun elo Ọlọrun nipasẹ ijosin, iyin, idupẹ, ãwẹ atí bebelo.. Kini o ṣe lati ru Ọrọ Ọlorun Ti a Sọ soke?

BIBELI KIKA: 2 Pétérù 1:19-21

ADURA: Baba, jowo ranmilowo lati ni oye pe ti mo ba kuna lati gba Ọrọ Olorun ti mo nilo ni akoko yii, alafo le wa laarin oni ati ọjọ iwaju mi.

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