THE SEED
“Cast thy bread upon the waters: for thou shalt find it after many days.” – Ecclesiastes 11:1 (KJV)
God is a generous giver who gave His Son for mankind expecting nothing in return. Giving is His heartbeat and a kingdom principle that yields abundant rewards. Like bread cast on water that returns multiplied, acts of kindness, generosity, and kingdom giving never go unrewarded. When we give freely—not grudgingly or under compulsion—we reflect the character of God. He delights in cheerful givers. Be intentional about giving and trust God’s timing for your harvest. The blessing will return, pressed down, shaken together, and running over.
BIBLE READINGS: 2 Corinthians 9:6–11 (KJV)
PRAYER: Dear Lord, open my eyes to the mystery of giving and impart in me the heart of generosity. Make me a channel of Your blessings, in Jesus’ name. Amen.
IBUKUN TO WA NINU FIFUN NI
IRUGBIN NAA
Fun onjẹ rẹ si oju omi; nitoriti iwọ o ri i lẹhin ọjọ pupọ. Ìwe Oniwasu 11:1
Olubukun ni Olorun, eni to fi omo Re kansoso fun araye lai reti ohunkohun. Fifunni je ohun ti Olorun feran, o si je iwa rere ti nmu opolopo ere wa. Gege bi ounje ti a fon soju omi, ti pada ni ilopo, iwa isoore, fifunni, ati sise sile Olorun ko le lo lasan lai ni ere. Nigbati a ba fifun ni lofe, laifekun se, tabi aigbodo mase, a n fi iwa Olorun han. Olorun nfe oninu didun olore. Maa fifunni latokan re wa, ki o si gbekele asiko Olorun fun ikore re. Ibukun naa yio pada wa, akimole, amipo ati akunwosile.
BIBELI KIKA: II Korinti 9:6-11
ADURA: Oluwa, si mi loju si ijinle fifunni, ki o si fi okan isoore sinu mi, Se mi ni orisun ibukun re ni Oruko Jesu. Amin