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06/10/2026

LIVING WORD DEVOTIONAL
Pastor Mensa Otabil
Tuesday, 6th October 2026

THE LIAR

SCRIPTURE READING: 1 John 2

Who is a liar but he who denies that Jesus is the Christ? He is antichrist who denies the Father and the Son. Whoever denies the Son does not have the Father either; he who acknowledges the Son has the Father also. 1 John 2:22-23

This passage is a pivotal passage for every Christian. It sets out how to know which doctrines are lies and which ones are true. The Apostle John differentiates between the message of Christ and the antichrist.

Who is a liar? That is the big question.

The liar here is not just a person who makes up stories to tell his friends. It goes way deeper than that. The liar John has in mind is the one who propagates a false message in the name of Christ. In the days of John, there were many preachers who were preaching messages that denied Christ. There are some in our day as well.

- *A liar denies that Jesus is the Christ.* The world is comfortable with Jesus being described as a prophet, moral teacher, sage, or some other noble person. However, the moment Jesus is described as the Saviour of the world, it takes offence. Any Christian message that does not affirm Christ as Saviour falls short of the truth. Any Christian message that does not uphold Christ above all else is essentially denying Him.

- *The liar denies both the Father and the Son.* The word that is translated as 'deny' means to disown something. There are Christians who disown the relationship between God the Father and God the Son. They deny that God became Man to save mankind from sin. This is far from the truth because God did come in the flesh as Jesus Christ to save humanity from sin.

The true Christian does not deny God's rule over any aspect of their lives. A true Christian defends the truth of God's word against all the lies of the enemy.

Prayer: Heavenly Father, help me to discern the lies of the enemy and defend the truth in your word. In Jesus' name, Amen!

05/10/2026

LIVING WORD DEVOTIONAL
Pastor Mensa Otabil
Monday, 5th October 2026

YOU HAVE AN ANOINTING

SCRIPTURE READING: 1 John 2

But you have an anointing from the Holy One, and you know all things. 1 John 2:20

The word, 'anointing' used in this verse refers to the presence of the Holy Spirit. The phrase, 'Holy One' refers to Jesus Christ. The Holy Spirit comes from the Holy One. That means the anointing cannot oppose Christ or do things that Christ would not do. This is the litmus test to discern claims from anyone as being anointed by God and representing Him. If their teaching and behaviour does not align with Christ's, their anointing is not from God.

John warned believers about falling prey to the deception of the Antichrist. He reminded them that the anointing in the believer does not come from the believer. The anointing in the believer comes from Christ.

- *The Holy Spirit is our teacher.* John ascribed a teaching role to the Holy Spirit. His work is to ensure that we are guided into God's truth. The presence of the Holy Spirit within every believer enables him or her to know the truth of the gospel. As a result, we cannot come up with any teaching whatsoever and claim it as coming from the 'anointing'. If it is truly of the Holy Spirit, it must truly be in line with what Christ taught and exemplified.

- *The Holy Spirit teaches us all things.* The Holy Spirit teaches us everything we need to know to live lives that honour Christ. His instruction to us extends to all areas of our lives, including relationships, finances and our careers. We cannot limit the Holy Spirit's instruction to matters of the spirit alone.

We must embrace the Holy Spirit's guidance in every aspect of our lives. He is willing to teach us all things. We only need to be willing to hear and follow.

May our spirits be subject to the Spirit of Christ at all times.

Prayer: Heavenly Father, I receive the Holy Spirit as my teacher. Instruct me in all areas of my life. In Jesus' name, Amen.

04/10/2026

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03/10/2026

FIRST FRUITS SUNDAY

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03/10/2026

LIVING WORD DEVOTIONAL
Pastor Mensa Otabil
Saturday, 3rd October 2026

IT'S PAYBACK TIME

SCRIPTURE READING: Exodus 11

Speak now in the hearing of the people, and let every man ask from his neighbor and every woman from her neighbor, articles of silver and articles of gold. Exodus 11:2-3

Moses told the Jewish people that the time had come for them to collect their unpaid wages for all the work they and their ancestors had done as slaves in Egypt. For 430 years, Israel's labour had built Egypt without fair remuneration. Israel had now come to the point of their compensation.

- *Speak to the hearing of the people.* This was an instruction from God to the Hebrews. By this time, the Jews had a sense that God was going to deliver them. They had watched the progression of the plagues and felt confident that Jehovah was the Almighty God. At the beginning, the Hebrews had been unsure of the Lord and Moses, His messenger. After seeing the demonstration of God's power, they believed that their deliverance was near. It was the assurance they needed.

- *Ask from your neighbours.* The Lord instructed His people to go and make demands for silver and gold. The silver and gold represented the wealth that the Hebrews and their ancestors had created for Egypt. The Lord was now showing His people how to reclaim what they had rightfully earned.

The Jews didn't intend to return what the Egyptians gave them, for that wealth was payment for an outstanding debt that Egypt owed Israel.

There was a time of restoration for God's people. After what appeared to be years of hard work without just compensation, God turned Israel's situation around. That same God is the one we worship. He will give you just compensation for your years of faithful service.

Wherever you have been cheated and mistreated, God will bring you restoration.

Prayer: Heavenly Father, you are a God of justice. Today, I request that the wages I have earned will be paid to me. In Jesus' name, Amen.

02/10/2026

LIVING WORD DEVOTIONAL
Pastor Mensa Otabil
Friday, 2nd October 2026

A DIFFERENT PLAGUE

SCRIPTURE READING: Exodus 11

And the Lord said to Moses, 'I will bring one more plague on Pharaoh and on Egypt. Afterward he will let you go from here. When he lets you go, he will surely drive you out of here altogether.' Exodus 11:1

God is merciful, gracious, and patient. That is part of His essential nature. He is also a God of wrath and judgment. When we abuse the opportunities He gives us out of His mercy and grace, we will face His wrath and judgment. There is an end to God's patience.

Pharaoh and Egypt did not avail themselves of God's grace and mercy. People can harden their hearts and become so stiff-necked against the Lord and go beyond the point of ever repenting. When we reach that point, we expose ourselves to God's wrath.

- *I will bring one more plague.* This plague was going to be far more devastating than all the earlier ones. God knew Pharaoh's heart and his people's hearts had reached the point of never repenting or yielding to Him.

The tenth plague was to bring far more than just grief upon the Egyptians. The plague would be launched as a blow of God's own hand against all the might of Egypt.

- *He will surely drive you out.* This one final plague would cause the king of Egypt and his officials to beg God's people to leave Egypt. The intensity of this plague was designed to force the hand of Pharaoh to do what his heart was not willing to do.

This encounter offers lessons. God's mercy and grace must lead us to repentance. If we do not repent, we place ourselves under God's judgment.

It is better to receive God's warning and instruction than to wait for His judgment.

Prayer: Heavenly Father, help me not to take your patience for granted. I receive your warning and instructions. In Jesus' name, Amen.

01/10/2026

LIVING WORD DEVOTIONAL
Pastor Mensa Otabil
Thursday, 1st October 2026

NO MORE NEGOTIATION

SCRIPTURE READING: Exodus 10

Then Pharaoh said to him, 'Get away from me! Take heed to yourself and see my face no more! For in the day you see my face you shall die!' So Moses said, 'You have spoken well. I will never see your face again.' Exodus 10:28-29

Pharaoh ended the negotiations with Moses. He signaled that nothing had changed from his initial position. He remained where he had stood from day one. He would not voluntarily allow the Israelites to leave his land. Despite the pressure on him from his people and his court advisors, and despite the mounting severity of the plagues, he could not bring himself to grant the demands of Israel's God. Pharaoh addressed Moses with a threat containing three clauses:

- *Get away from me.* We can imagine the vehemence with which Pharaoh uttered those words. He might have spoken with unmistakable finality.

- *See my face no more.* He did not want to meet Moses again. The negotiations were over, and the case was closed, as far as he was concerned. There would be no further discussions.

- *The day you see me, you shall die.* This was a direct threat to Moses. It signaled the end of all goodwill. It was not a modest threat, but one underscored with the strongest possible warning: Moses would be put to death if he came back again.

It is important to note that Pharaoh was the one who ended the negotiation, not God. The consequences were, therefore, Pharaoh's.

Moses' reply could be translated as follows: 'You've said the very thing! I will not keep seeing your face!' The force of his reply, in other words, was to tell Pharaoh that Pharaoh himself had essentially predicted the future.

In his anger, Pharaoh predicted his own doom. He spoke words that would destroy him and his people. Sadly, sometimes we allow our stubbornness to lead us into self-destruction. Sometimes parents allow their stubbornness to destroy their relationship with their children, and vice versa. Couples do the same and ruin relationships that could be redeemed. Business partners allow their pride to derail their enterprises.

May the Lord help us not to be like Pharaoh.

Prayer: Heavenly Father, deliver me from self-destruction resulting from my self-will and stubbornness. In Jesus' name, Amen.

30/09/2026

LIVING WORD DEVOTIONAL
Pastor Mensa Otabil
30th September 2026

LEAVE NOTHING BEHIND

SCRIPTURE READING: Exodus 10

But Moses said, 'You must also give us sacrifices and burnt offerings, that we may sacrifice to the Lord our God. Our livestock also shall go with us; not a hoof shall be left behind. For we must take some of them to serve the Lord our God, and even we do not know with what we must serve the Lord until we arrive there.' Exodus 10:25-26

Moses did not yield to Pharaoh's offer. He did not want to simply go out and worship God without an offering to give to the Lord. All the demands he made of Pharaoh were related to worship. Moses' response to Pharaoh set out important principles about worshipping the Lord. He set out the conditions under which he would lead Israel to go and offer sacrifices to God.

- *Release our offerings.* Moses demanded that Pharaoh release the animals they would use in making their sacrifice to God. The Israelites were shepherds. They reared flocks and herds. They understood that true worship required making a sacrifice to the Lord.

After 430 years of making sacrifices to God in a 'strange land', they relished the opportunity to honour God in freedom and with the work of their hands. Pharaoh could not hold on to the animals they would use in making the sacrifice to God.

- *Nothing will be left behind.* The flocks and herds of Israel also represented their acquisitions. That was the wealth they had acquired themselves, despite the raw deal Egypt had given them. Israel understood that God's deliverance was not only for their persons but also for their wealth and economy. The Lord had amply demonstrated that throughout the plagues by sparing their possessions. Israel did not want to have personal freedoms that did not affect their economic circumstances.

- *We will offer what God demands.* Finally, Moses told Pharaoh that since they did not know what the Lord would demand from them for worship, they had to go fully prepared. They had to appear before the Lord in full readiness for anything He would require of them.

We learn from Moses' response to Pharaoh that our worship must include our wealth. We must be ready at all times to give the Lord anything He demands of us.

Prayer: Heavenly Father, I will not serve you empty-handed. I place the things you have given me on your altar. In Jesus' name, Amen.

29/09/2026

LIVING WORD DEVOTIONAL
Pastor Mensa Otabil
Tuesday, 29th September 2026

PHARAOH'S DECEPTION
SCRIPTURE READING: Exodus 10

Then Pharaoh called to Moses and said, 'Go, serve the Lord; only let your flocks and your herds be kept back. Let your little ones also go with you.' Exodus 10:24

The plague had lasted three days. It apparently came to an end according to God's timing rather than by reason of a special prayer from Moses. With the return of daylight also came the opportunity for Pharaoh to summon Moses to his court, something that would have been impossible during the three days of darkness.

Moses received another compromise offer from Pharaoh, one still calculated to keep the Israelites from leaving Egypt permanently. On the surface, the offer showed evidence of a willingness to grant some of the Israelites' God's demands, but it did not go far enough.

Let's examine Pharaoh's offer:

*• Go, serve the Lord.* This seemed like Pharaoh finally acceding to Moses' demand. He seemed ready to allow Israel to go and serve the Lord. Pharaoh allowed Israel to go out with their families and dependents — let your little ones also go with you.

*• Only let your flocks remain.* This was the holdback — only let your flocks and herds be kept back. The flocks and herds of Israel were their primary source of wealth. They came to Egypt as shepherds and had lived as shepherds since then. Apart from working to build the infrastructure of Egypt, the 'flocks and herds' were the only economic resource the Israelites owned.

From Pharaoh's point of view, keeping the Israelite livestock behind in Egypt would enable him to hold their primary agricultural enterprise under his control. In addition, a number of Israelites would have been required to stay and tend the flocks while the rest of the people were in the wilderness. Pharaoh was a crafty oppressor.

Are there any lessons for us today? Can we truly serve the Lord without serving Him with our 'flocks and herds'? Must Christians accept the offer for us to only go to church and pray and sing without any consideration for also offering our wealth to the Lord? No.

God wants us to serve Him with all that we have.

PRAYER

Heavenly Father, I will serve you with all that I have. I will not hold back in serving you with my wealth. In Jesus' name, Amen.

28/09/2026

LIVING WORD DEVOTIONAL
Pastor Mensa Otabil
Monday, 28th September 2026

WALK IN THE LIGHT

SCRIPTURE READING: Exodus 10

So Moses stretched out his hand toward heaven, and there was thick darkness in all the land of Egypt three days. They did not see one another; nor did anyone rise from his place for three days. But all the children of Israel had light in their dwellings. Exodus 10:22-23

This is the ninth plague that God brought on the land of Egypt and its people. The plagues had progressed in severity until this time. As they escalated, so did Pharaoh's stubbornness against God.

Like most Egyptians, Pharaoh was a sun worshiper. More than that, he was regarded as the Son of Re, the personal embodiment of the solar deity. By overruling the sun, the God of Israel demonstrated His total superiority over the spiritual world of the Egyptians.

- *Darkness in Egypt.* A thick darkness fell upon Egypt, a darkness that lasted three days. Imagine living in pitch-black darkness for three days. Scripture says that the people were literally imprisoned by the chain of darkness. The darkness was so thick that the people could not see one another. They were even afraid to arise and move about.

- *Light in Israel.* On the other end of town, the Israelites had light. God showed that what was happening was His doing and not a sheer coincidence.

The Lord used this plague to tell Israel how He would want them to live. He wanted them to live in the light. While the world around them wallowed in gross darkness, God's people had to walk in the light.
That message remains clear today. Those who live for God must not live in the world's darkness, but in God's light. As He did in the opening words of the Bible, God separates light from darkness.

He calls us to be children of light who shine amid a crooked and perverse world.

Prayer: Heavenly Father, you are my light. Though the world lies in darkness, surround me with your light. In Jesus' name, Amen.

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