THE SEED
“A merry heart does good, like medicine, but a broken spirit dries the bones.” — Proverbs 17:22 NKJV
Joy is a powerful weapon against depression and despair. Life brings seasons of sorrow, but the joy of the Lord strengthens us to rise above. True joy does not come from external circumstances but from the indwelling presence of God. It is not dependent on what is happening around you but on what Christ has done for you. Even in trials, joy lifts your spirit, keeps your heart grateful, and releases divine strength to keep going. Joy is a testimony that God is bigger than your storm. Speak life over yourself, rest in God’s love, and let His joy overflow in your heart. Joy brings healing, strength, and renewed hope.
BIBLE READINGS: Philippians 4:4–8
PRAYER: Oh Lord, restore unto me the joy of my salvation. Amen.
AGBÁRAAYỌ̀
IRUGBIN NAA
Inu-didùn mu imularada rere wá: ṣugbọn ibinujẹ ọkàn mu egungun gbẹ. Ìwe Owe 17:22
Ayo je ohun amuye lati se lodi si iporuru okan àti ibinuje. Aye maa n wa pelu igba ibanuje sugbon ayo Olórun ni o n gbe wa ro. Ayo yii kò wa nipa iriri ti òde tabi afojuri bikose nipa iwalaaye Olórun. Kò da le lori ohun ti o n sele ni ayika re sugbon ohun ti Kristi ti se fun o.Loju idaamu paapaa, ayo a maa ru emi re soke, a maa mu okan re dupe, a si maa tu agbára jade lati te siwaju. Ayo je eri pe Olórun tobi ju isoro wa lo. So asotele iwalaaye si aye re, sinmi ninu ife Olórun, ki osijekiayoRekunokanre.Ayoamaase okunfa iwosan, agbára, ati ireti ò ṭ un.
BIBELI KIKA: Filipi 4:4-8
ADURA: Oluwa, dá ayo igbala mi pada to
mi wa. Amin.