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10/19/2026

10/19/2026

The Monday DEVOTION
By: Dr. Elvis UKPAKA
Date: 19th October 2026
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Friends, greetings in Jesus’ Name! Today, we shall be looking at the concluding part of the series we began last week, titled “Watch and Pray.” As I emphasized last week, if you do not pray, you become prey! The season we are in demands fervent prayers. Across the world today, peace seems increasingly elusive, with troubles emerging from every direction. As believers in Christ Jesus, we cannot afford to remain silent while the devil wreaks havoc in our lives. Job 22:28 says, “You shall decree a thing, and it will be established unto you; and light will shine on your ways.” Hallelujah! Hear me, a prayerless life is a life stumbling in darkness. Beloved, this is the hour to rise in faith and command the devil to take his filthy hands off your life, family, business, health, and peace of mind! James 4:7 declares, “Therefore submit to God. Resist the devil and he will flee from you.” Notice that resisting the devil begins with submitting ourselves to God. Prayer, obedience, and standing firmly on God’s Word are essential to our spiritual lives.

Now, consider what happened in the early Church. In Acts 6:1-4, a complaint arose because the widows of the Hellenists were being neglected in the daily distribution. The apostles recognized that this important matter required attention, but they also understood that they must not neglect their primary calling. Consequently, they instructed the believers to appoint qualified men to oversee the responsibility, while declaring: “But we will give ourselves continually to prayer and to the ministry of the word” (Acts 6:4). Did you notice that phrase? “Continually to prayer.” The apostles understood that prayer was not something to squeeze into their schedules whenever convenient. It was a fundamental responsibility of their ministry. They delegated an important administrative assignment, but they refused to delegate their commitment to prayer and the ministry of God's Word.

What a lesson for every believer, especially those in spiritual leadership! You cannot consistently neglect the place of prayer and expect to remain spiritually strong. Prayer strengthens our dependence on God, deepens our fellowship with Him, and prepares us to confront life's challenges with faith and discernment. Now, let us consider the example of Jesus Christ. Before the public phase of His earthly ministry, Jesus was known in His community as a carpenter (Mark 6:3). Yet, around the age of thirty, His public ministry began, following His baptism by John. The Bible records that after His baptism, Jesus was led by the Spirit into the wilderness, where He fasted for forty days and was tempted by the devil (Luke 4:1-2). What was Jesus doing in the wilderness? Was He there to read novels or watch Telemundo? No! He was there in a season of fasting, spiritual preparation, and confrontation with temptation.

There in the wilderness, the devil confronted Him with different temptations. But Jesus overcame each temptation by standing firmly upon the written Word of God. Again and again, His response was, “It is written!” What a powerful lesson! Prayer and the Word of God must go together. A believer who prays but neglects the Word is missing an essential part of spiritual growth. Likewise, studying the Word without cultivating a living relationship with God through prayer leaves our spiritual discipline incomplete. After overcoming the temptations, the Bible declares in Luke 4:14: “Then Jesus returned in the power of the Spirit to Galilee, and news of Him went out through all the surrounding region.” Hallelujah! Notice that Jesus entered the wilderness full of the Holy Spirit (Luke 4:1), and afterward returned in the power of the Spirit.

Friends, you cannot continually draw near to God in sincere prayer, fellowship, and obedience without being shaped by His presence. Prayer changes our hearts, renews our minds, strengthens our faith, and prepares us for the assignments God has entrusted to us. Daniel understood this principle. Even when a royal decree threatened his life, he maintained his established practice of praying three times a day (Daniel 6:10). He refused to allow intimidation to destroy his prayer life! What about you? Has your prayer altar grown cold? Have the pressures of life, business commitments, family responsibilities, or personal challenges gradually pushed prayer out of your daily schedule? Perhaps you once spent quality time in God's presence, but today your prayer life has become occasional and inconsistent. It is time to rekindle the fire!

Beloved, do not wait until trouble comes before you learn to pray. Do not wait until the enemy strikes before you discover the importance of spiritual vigilance. Jesus said, “Watch and pray.” The apostle Paul declared, “Pray without ceasing.” And the apostles said, “We will give ourselves continually to prayer and to the ministry of the word.” The message is unmistakable: PRAYER MUST REMAIN A PRIORITY! I pray that beginning today, your altar of prayer will be revived. May the Holy Spirit stir up a fresh hunger for God's presence within you. May your passion for His Word increase, and may your fellowship with Him grow deeper every day. May you receive renewed strength to stand firm in faith, overcome temptation, and fulfil God's purpose for your life. Remember: If you don't pray, you become prey! WATCH AND PRAY! KEEP THE FIRE BURNING! Hallelujah! Have a Blessed and Fantastic Week! With Love, Elvis!

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10/12/2026

While at Gethsemane, Jesus said to His disciples, “Watch and pray, lest you enter into temptation. The spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak” (Matthew 26:41). A few years ago, a church I attended embarked on a daily morning prayer programme throughout an entire month. Interestingly, I heard some brethren complaining that the prayer sessions were becoming too much and would eventually become burdensome to the people. In my heart, I almost agreed with their opinion. However, the Lord gave me a sharp rebuke and said: “Son, you cannot overpray or pray too much. If you don't pray, you become prey.” What a powerful reminder!

10/12/2026

The Monday DEVOTION
By: Dr. Elvis UKPAKA
Date: 12th October 2026
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Friends, greetings in Jesus' Name! Today, I will be sharing with you what I have titled, “Watch and Pray.” While at Gethsemane, Jesus said to His disciples, “Watch and pray, lest you enter into temptation. The spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak” (Matthew 26:41). A few years ago, a church I attended embarked on a daily morning prayer programme throughout an entire month. Interestingly, I heard some brethren complaining that the prayer sessions were becoming too much and would eventually become burdensome to the people. In my heart, I almost agreed with their opinion. However, the Lord gave me a sharp rebuke and said: “Son, you cannot overpray or pray too much. If you don't pray, you become prey.” What a powerful reminder!

The Bible declares in Mark 1:35, “Now in the morning, having risen a long while before daylight, He went out and departed to a solitary place; and there He prayed.” If Jesus made prayer a consistent part of His earthly life, how much more should we, His disciples, cultivate a lifestyle of prayer? Jesus said in Matthew 11:29, “Learn from Me.” One major lesson we must learn from the life of Jesus is His commitment to prayer and uninterrupted fellowship with the Father. Now, let me establish something important: there is no biblical instruction warning believers against praying too much. Rather, Scripture repeatedly encourages us to remain steadfast and persistent in prayer.

The Bible admonishes us to “Pray without ceasing” (1 Thessalonians 5:17). The psalmist also declared, “Evening and morning and at noon I will pray, and cry aloud, and He shall hear my voice” (Psalm 55:17). Likewise, Ephesians 6:18 encourages believers to pray always with all prayer and supplication in the Spirit, remaining watchful and persevering. Friends, prayer should never be treated as an occasional religious exercise. It should become a lifestyle! I remember listening to a popular gospel preacher on YouTube who emphatically stated that there are three categories of people Satan fears: those who pray at midnight, those who spend long hours in prayer, and those who pray intermittently throughout the day.

The central message of his statement was clear: a believer who maintains a consistent prayer life is spiritually alert and prepared to resist the schemes of the devil. Indeed, the Bible declares in James 5:16, “The effective, fervent prayer of a righteous man avails much.” In the times we are living in, you cannot afford to neglect prayer. With the troubles confronting nations, families, and individuals, believers must remain spiritually watchful. Jesus emphasized this when He taught that “men always ought to pray and not lose heart” (Luke 18:1). Notice those words: always ought to pray. Not occasionally. Not only when trouble comes. Not merely when we need a miracle. We are called to maintain a living relationship with God through prayer.

Hear me, people who possess cities do not merely sleep their way into possessing their inheritance! They understand the place of spiritual preparation, intercession, and dependence on God. They tarry in prayer, asking God to establish His purposes and break the influence of darkness over lives and communities. Psalm 2:8 declares, “Ask of Me, and I will give You the nations for Your inheritance, and the ends of the earth for Your possession.” Although this passage speaks prophetically of God's Anointed King, it also reminds us of the importance of seeking God concerning His purposes for the nations.

Throughout Christian history, men and women who made significant spiritual impact were often people deeply committed to prayer. Consider John Knox, a prominent leader of the Scottish Reformation. He is remembered for his passionate concern for the spiritual transformation of Scotland and is traditionally associated with the famous prayer, “Give me Scotland, or I die.” His ministry contributed significantly to the development of the Reformed Church in Scotland and left a lasting influence on the nation's religious history.

What a reminder that passionate prayer and courageous action can work together in advancing God's purposes! Friends, there are two spiritual responsibilities you cannot delegate to anyone else: your study of the Word of God and your duty to pray. You cannot delegate your spiritual growth to your pastor, spouse, prayer partner, or anyone else. Nobody will grow spiritually or increase in the knowledge of God on your behalf! The Bible declares in 2 Timothy 2:15, “Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.”

If you neglect the study of God's Word, you expose yourself to spiritual ignorance. Remember, ignorance is the absence of knowledge, and the Lord declares in Hosea 4:6, “My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge.” The same principle applies to prayer. Yes, people can pray for you. Your pastor can intercede for you. Your family members can stand in the gap for you. However, none of these should replace your personal responsibility to cultivate a consistent prayer life. You cannot continually say, “Please pray on my behalf. The weather is too cold, and I need to catch some sleep!” No! You must learn to rise and pray for yourself. If you don't pray, you become prey! Let me ask you a question: Is anything wrong with your mouth that you cannot open it and pray? Beloved, I will continue from here next week. Till then, have a blessed and Fantastic Week. With love, Elvis!

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10/05/2026

The Monday DEVOTION
By: Dr. Elvis UKPAKA
Date: 05th October 2026
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Friends, greetings in Jesus Name! Today, I will be sharing with you what I have titled, “Do Not Compromise Your Faith in God.” We live in a time when many people are falling away from their faith in Christ because of the pressures of life. They may have a hundred and one reasons for doing so, but the truth remains: no reason is strong enough to walk away from Christ. Jesus declares in John 16:33, “In the world you will have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world.”

What circumstance could you possibly encounter that is beyond the power of God to deliver you from? Listen, it does not matter what valley you may find yourself in right now. Know this: The Lord is with you right there, and He is able to lift you up. The Lord declares in Isaiah 43:1-3, “Fear not, for I have redeemed you; I have called you by your name; You are Mine. When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; And through the rivers, they shall not overflow you. When you walk through the fire, you shall not be burned, Nor shall the flame scorch you. For I am the LORD your God, The Holy One of Israel, your Savior.”

Notice that God did not say “if” you pass through the waters; He said “when.” The promise is not the absence of trials, but the assurance of His presence in the midst of them. You can either believe God's Word or doubt it. The choice is yours! The Word of God works wonders. It is living and powerful. Your disposition – whether faith or doubt – does not diminish the inherent potency of God's Word (Isaiah 55:11; Hebrews 4:12). Unfortunately, some people seem to have more faith in the magnitude of their problems than in the greatness of their God. But Jesus said, “Have faith in God” (Mark 11:22).

God's Word cannot fail. The Scripture says, “He sent His word and healed them, and delivered them from their destructions” (Psalm 107:20). Why can we trust His Word? Because God cannot lie (Numbers 23:19). If He has spoken, He is faithful to His Word. However, unbelief can prevent us from entering into what God has promised. Hebrews 4:1–2 tells us that the Word did not profit some because it was not mixed with faith in those who heard it.

God is not limited in His ability to meet our needs. Philippians 4:19 declares, “And my God shall supply all your need according to His riches in glory by Christ Jesus.” The Almighty God asked in Genesis 18:14, “Is anything too hard for the LORD?” Tell me, what situation can possibly be bigger than God? Absolutely nothing! We must learn to look at our problems and tell them how big our God is, rather than constantly telling God how big our problems are. When we continually magnify our circumstances, fear grows. But when we magnify God and His Word, faith rises.

Some time ago, I asked after a friend whom I had not seen for quite a while, only to be told that he had died by su***de. I was deeply saddened. I was told that the pressures of life had become overwhelming for him. What a tragedy! Brethren, su***de is never the answer to life's troubles. It does not solve the pain; it leaves enormous grief and unanswered questions for family, friends, and loved ones. There may be moments when life's pressures become so intense that a person feels there is no way out. But feelings of hopelessness are not proof that hope is gone. There is always help. There is always hope. And above all, there is God. When such dark thoughts arise, do not suffer in silence. Cry out to God, but also reach out to trusted family members, pastors, friends, counsellors, medical professionals, or others who can stand with you. Seeking help is not a sign of weak faith.

The problems of life we encounter become magnified when we tune our ears to the voice of the devil rather than the voice of God. With God, all things are possible; no situation is beyond His power to change. How then do we tune our ears to God's voice? By paying attention to His Word. Fix your attention on it. Meditate on it. Believe it. Speak it. Allow God's Word to fill your heart and shape your thinking daily (Proverbs 4:20–23; Joshua 1:8). Remember this: Your present circumstances cannot change what the Word of God says about you.

The Word of God says: You are more than a conqueror (Romans 8:37). Greater is He who is in you than he who is in the world (1 John 4:4). Though He was rich, yet for your sake He became poor, that you through His poverty might become rich (2 Corinthians 8:9). You are blessed when you come in and blessed when you go out (Deuteronomy 28:6). By His stripes we are healed (Isaiah 53:5). No weapon formed against you shall prosper (Isaiah 54:17). Whoever gathers together against you shall fall for your sake (Isaiah 54:15). The Lord prepares a table before you in the presence of your enemies (Psalm 23:5). The battle is not yours, but God's (2 Chronicles 20:15). The LORD will fight for you, and you shall hold your peace (Exodus 14:14). The LORD will make you the head and not the tail; you shall be above only, and not beneath (Deuteronomy 28:13). Hallelujah!

My friend, you cannot continually fill your heart with God's Word, meditate upon it, believe it, and confess it in faith without your perspective being transformed. When your heart is Word-loaded, you have truth with which to confront the lies of the enemy. When Satan says, “There is no hope,” God's Word says otherwise. When fear says, “You cannot make it,” God's Word reminds you that you are more than a conqueror through Christ. Therefore, do not compromise your faith because of a temporary situation. Your circumstances may change. Your feelings may change. People may change. Seasons may change. But God remains faithful, and His Word stands forever.

As you go into this week, declare by faith: “Lord Jesus, I rejoice today because You are the Lord of my breakthrough. I thank You for Your power, presence, and blessings at work in my life. No power of darkness can frustrate Your purpose for me. I put my trust in You, knowing that the victory belongs to You. I praise and thank You today, in Jesus’ mighty name. Amen!” Have a Blessed and Fantastic Week. With love, Elvis!

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09/28/2026

The Monday DEVOTION
By: Dr. Elvis UKPAKA
Date: 28th September 2026
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Friends, greetings in Jesus Name. Today I will be sharing with you what I title, "The Will To Do The Will Of God.” There is a popular saying, “Where there is a will, there is a way.” This simply means that when someone is truly determined to do something, they will seek a way to accomplish it, even when confronted with difficulties and obstacles. In our Christian journey, the human “will” can come under enormous pressure from satanic attacks, temptations, circumstances, and the desires of the flesh, all seeking to influence us to make choices contrary to the “will” of God.

You see, the choice to do good or evil, follow right or wrong, and obey or disobey God is constantly before us. We cannot simply wish such choices away; they are an inevitable part of life. What is of utmost importance is the choice we make when we come to such crossroads – whether we will follow our own way or submit ourselves to the will of God. Speaking to the children of Israel, the Lord said: “I call heaven and earth as witnesses today against you, that I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing; therefore choose life, that both you and your descendants may live” (Deuteronomy 30:19). Hallelujah!

From the above Scripture, we see the mercy and goodness of God. Not only did He set a choice before His people, He also showed them the better choice: “Therefore choose life.” Why? Because He cares for us. God does not delight in our destruction. He gives us His Word, reveals His ways, and calls us to make choices that lead to life. Ultimately, each of us is accountable before God for the choices we make. The Bible says, “So then each of us shall give account of himself to God” (Romans 14:12). There will be no shifting of blame or passing responsibility to someone else.

This is why it is imperative that we walk circumspectly – carefully, wisely, and thoughtfully – considering our ways and weighing our decisions in the light of God’s Word. Ephesians 5:15 says, “See then that you walk circumspectly, not as fools but as wise.” Jesus declares in John 6:38: “For I have come down from heaven, not to do My own will, but the will of Him who sent Me.” He further states in Matthew 7:21: “Not everyone who says to Me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ shall enter the kingdom of heaven, but he who does the will of My Father in heaven.”

The question then is: What is the will of the Father for us? God’s will is that we live in obedience to Him, doing what is pleasing in His sight and walking according to His Word and purpose. His will is ultimately for His glory and for our good. God does not take pleasure in our destruction. Rather, He calls us to obedience, life, and fellowship with Him. Thus, the Lord declares in Isaiah 1:19–20: “If you are willing and obedient, you shall eat the good of the land; But if you refuse and rebel, you shall be devoured by the sword; For the mouth of the LORD has spoken.” Notice the words: “If you are willing and obedient.”

There is a connection between willingness and obedience. Obedience begins with a heart that is willing to surrender to God. Your will matters because God calls you to choose His way. Perhaps nowhere do we see this more powerfully demonstrated than in the Garden of Gethsemane. Jesus prayed: “Father, if it is Your will, take this cup away from Me; nevertheless not My will, but Yours, be done” (Luke 22:42). When Jesus referred to “My will,” what did He mean? Jesus was without sin; therefore, His desire was not sinful or rebellious. Yet, in His true humanity, He experienced the natural human aversion to suffering and death.

Jesus knew exactly what lay ahead of Him – the betrayal, humiliation, scourging, crucifixion, and the terrible weight of the suffering He was about to endure. His anguish was so intense that Scripture tells us, “His sweat became like great drops of blood falling down to the ground” (Luke 22:44). Yet, in the midst of that overwhelming agony, Jesus demonstrated the ultimate posture of surrender: “Nevertheless not My will, but Yours, be done.” What a lesson! Jesus did not allow the intensity of His suffering to move Him away from the purpose of the Father. He submitted His human desire to the Father’s will and continued on the path of obedience.

There will also be moments in our lives when circumstances place tremendous pressure upon us. You may find yourself unable to control the barrage of thoughts coming against your mind. Fear may grip you. Confusion may surround you. You may even wonder whether God has forsaken you. At such moments, you may feel pressured to make a quick decision simply to escape the situation. Hear me well: a decision may appear reasonable and still not be God’s will for you at that particular moment. What should you do? Submit your will to the will of God.

Instead of allowing fear, pressure, desperation, or circumstances to make the decision for you, seek God. Pray. Search His Word. Wait for His direction, and allow Him to give you the wisdom to navigate the storm. Sometimes the greatest victory is not immediately escaping the storm; it is remaining obedient to God while passing through it. Friend, I do not know the situation you are facing right now, but I do know this: God is able to bring you through. The Bible says: “For whatever is born of God overcomes the world. And this is the victory that has overcome the world – our faith” (1 John 5:4).

Therefore, put your faith on the line today. Yield your will to God’s will. Refuse to allow fear, pressure, temptation, or circumstances to push you outside the purpose of God for your life. Let the prayer of Jesus become your prayer: “Nevertheless not my will, but Yours, be done.” May God grant you the grace, wisdom, courage, and strength to choose His will even when that choice is difficult. And as you trust Him, may He guide you through every storm into the victory He has prepared for you, in Jesus’ mighty name. Hallelujah! Have a Blessed and Fantastic Week. With love, Elvis!

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09/21/2026

The Monday DEVOTION
By: Dr. Elvis UKPAKA
Date: 21st September 2026
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Friends, greetings in Jesus Name. Today, I will be sharing with you what I have titled, "You Have A Source Of Unlimited Resources." One of life’s great questions you must answer is: Where am I from? This is a question of origin – your source of existence. Psalm 100:3 says: “Know that the LORD, He is God; It is He who has made us, and not we ourselves; we are His people and the sheep of His pasture.” Unfortunately, many people today no longer acknowledge God as their Creator and the Source of their existence. Some embrace worldviews that completely exclude God from the origin and meaning of human life.

I once had a friend who believed in God, but somewhere along the way, he changed his position and told me that he no longer believed God exists. Today, he identifies as an atheist. I sincerely pray and hope that someday he will come to know and believe in God again. The Bible declares in Psalm 14:1, “The fool has said in his heart, ‘There is no God.” Listen, every product you see today has a source – its manufacturer. In the same way, every human being has a Source – God Almighty, our Creator. Acts 17:28 declares: “For in Him we live and move and have our being.” Hallelujah!

Now, with this understanding that God Almighty is our Source, it is important that we also understand what He is capable of doing in the lives of those He has created. Let me ring this in your ears: Your Source – God Almighty – is secure! He is never unsure of His capabilities. No power can stop Him. He is Omnipotent, Omniscient and Omnipresent. He is the Most High. He is more than enough. He is all that you need. Jesus said in John 15:1–5, “I am the true vine, and My Father is the vinedresser... Abide in Me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit of itself, unless it abides in the vine, neither can you, unless you abide in Me... for without Me you can do nothing.” This Scripture teaches us a powerful truth: We must remain connected to our Source. A branch cannot survive independently of the vine. In the same way, we cannot experience the fullness of spiritual life apart from God.

For those of us who have used, or still use, ceiling fans, have you noticed what happens when you switch off the electricity? The blades do not stop immediately. They continue rotating for a while. At first, they may even appear to be moving normally. But gradually, the speed decreases until the fan comes to a complete stop. This simple illustration depicts the state of any mortal being who is unconnected or disconnected from God. Here me, a person can become disconnected from God and still appear to be moving. He may still be working, achieving, making money, building relationships and pursuing ambitions. Outwardly, everything may appear normal. But without a living connection to God, he is spiritually dead. Such a person may be physically alive but spiritually disconnected from the very Source of life. John 4:24 reminds us that, “God is Spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and truth.”

Listen, you can never lack divine support and provision when you remain connected to your Source. Philippians 4:19 declares: “And my God shall supply all your need according to His riches in glory by Christ Jesus.” Hallelujah! In the past 30 years of my walk with God, I have never trusted Him for provision or anything else and He allowed me to be put to shame. Never! One thing I have learned through my relationship with God is this: God is never too early and never too late. He is always right on time. Sometimes His timing may not be our timing. Sometimes we may wonder why the answer has not come. Sometimes circumstances may make us question what God is doing. But through it all, God remains faithful.

God is too faithful to fail you. His Word declares in Isaiah 55:11, “So shall My word be that goes forth from My mouth; it shall not return to Me void, but it shall accomplish what I please, and it shall prosper in the thing for which I sent it.” If God says a thing, He has the power to bring it to pass. God is committed to His Word. Jesus said in Matthew 24:35: “Heaven and earth will pass away, but My words will by no means pass away.” It is not in God’s character to lie. Numbers 23:19 declares, “God is not a man, that He should lie, nor a son of man, that He should repent.”

Human beings can make promises and fail to fulfil them. Sometimes it is intentional; at other times, it is simply because human beings are limited in their resources, abilities and understanding. But God is not limited! This is why our ultimate hope and trust must never be in man, but in God. Jeremiah 17:5–8 contrasts the person who places his confidence in man with the one who trusts in the Lord. People may disappoint you. Systems may fail you. Opportunities may disappear. Resources may dry up. Doors may close. But your Source remains! Yes, God’s pulse can never run dry. Hallelujah!

As I round off, I want you to remember this: Nothing can frustrate the counsel and purpose of God for your life when you continue to walk with Him in faith and obedience. If Satan cannot stop your Source – God Almighty – then he cannot ultimately frustrate what God has purposed for you. You know what? OUR GOD IS UNSTOPPABLE! So, when resources appear limited, look to the Source. When people disappoint you, look to the Source. When doors appear closed, look to the Source. When you do not know where the next provision will come from, look to the Source. When circumstances tell you there is no way forward, stay connected to the Source.

Remember, God is your Source of Unlimited Resources. Therefore, put your hope and trust in Him. Stay connected to Him. Depend on Him. Walk with Him. And never allow the absence of visible resources to make you doubt the sufficiency of your Source. “For in Him we live and move and have our being” (Acts 17:28). Hallelujah! Have a Blessed and Fantastic Week. With love, Elvis!

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