THE SEED
“We demolish arguments and every pretension that sets itself up against the knowledge of God, and we take captive every thought to make it obedient to Christ.” – 2 Corinthians 10:5 (NIV)
Obedience is an intentional walk. The first step is to demolish anything that opposes the knowledge of God—false ideas, worldly ideologies, and temptations that aim to sway us away from God’s instructions. Jesus set an example in the wilderness when He overcame Satan’s temptation using God’s Word. The second step is to take every thought captive to the obedience of Christ. Evil thoughts should not be entertained but resisted immediately. Walking in obedience is a conscious daily decision. With the help of the Holy Spirit, believers can say “No” to disobedience and “Yes” to God.
BIBLE READINGS: Matthew 4:1–10 (KJV)
PRAYER: Lord Jesus, give me the willpower through Your Spirit to destroy and subdue every thought of disobedience that comes my way. Amen.
RINRIN NINU IGBORAN
IRUGBIN NAA
Awa nsọ gbogbo ero kalẹ, ati gbogbo ohun giga ti ngbé ara rẹ̀ ga si ìmọ Ọlọrun, awa si ndi gbogbo ero ni igbekun wá si itẹriba fun Kristi; 2 Korinti 10:5
Igboran je irin ti a nmoomo rin. Igbese akoko ni ki a wo pale ounkoun to lodi si imo Olorun, bi awon eko iro, imo aye ati awon idanwo to fe mu wa kuro ninu eko Olorun.
Jesu je apere ninu aginju nigba ti o bori idanwo satani nipa lilo oro Olorun. Igbese keji ni ki a jeki gbogbo ero wa teriba si igboran ti Kristi. Ki a ma se gba ero buburu laye sugbon ki a baa wi lesekese. Ipinu atinuda ojoojumo ni lati maa rin ninu igboran. Pelu iranlowo emi mimo, onigbagbo le ko eyin si aigboran, ki won si koju si Olorun.
BIBELI KIKA: Matteu 4:1-10
ADURA: Jesu Oluwa, fun mi ni agbara nipase emi re lati wo pale ati lati bori gbogbo ero aigboran ti o ba wa sona mi. Amin