Nick Blessing Ministries

Nick Blessing Ministries Awaking the church and Reviving the nations through prayer and intercession.

26/08/2026

Drawing Near
Hoping in God

"[Love] hopes all things" (1 Cor. 13:7).

Love refuses to take human failure as final.

Hope is illustrated in the true story of a dog who was abandoned at the airport of a large city. He stayed there for over five years, waiting for his master to return. People at the airport fed and cared for him, but he refused to leave the spot where he last saw his master. If a dog's love for his master can produce that kind of hope, how much more should your love for God produce abiding hope?

25/08/2026

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Expecting the Best

"[Love] believes all things" (1 Cor. 13:7).

Love always expects the best of others.

Perhaps you have a spouse or child who is an unbeliever or has drifted away from the Lord. Don't lose heart! Expect the best and let that expectation motivate you to pray more fervently and set a godly example for your loved ones to follow.

24/08/2026

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Covering Sin

"[Love] bears all things" (1 Cor. 13:7).

Love confronts sin but protects the sinner.

When you hear of someone's sin, what is your first reaction? Do you think the worst of him or even gloat over his failures? Or do you expect the best and want to protect him from further exposure, ridicule, or harm? Are you willing to confront sin when necessary and even help bear the burden that person might be carrying? How you react indicates the quality of your love.

23/08/2026

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Maintaining Doctrinal Purity

"[Love] rejoices with the truth" (1 Cor. 13:6).

Love never compromises God’s Word.

Biblical love always operates within the parameters of God's Word and spiritual discernment (Phil. 1:9-10). The most loving thing you can do is live according to biblical truth. Doctrinal compromise simply diminishes the quality of love and plays into the hands of the evil one.

22/08/2026

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Rejoicing in Righteousness

"[Love] does not rejoice in unrighteousness" (1 Cor. 13:6).

Love never justifies sin.

True love cannot rejoice in sin, but glories whenever righteousness prevails. If you love God, the things that please Him will please you, and the things that offend Him will offend you. Let that always be your standard.

21/08/2026

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Forgiving Others

"[Love] does not take into account a wrong suffered" (1 Cor. 13:5).

If you love someone, you won’t keep a record of their offenses.

Every sin we commit as believers is an offense against God, but He never charges them to our account. We are in Christ, who bore our penalty on the cross. When we sin, we are immediately forgiven.

If you love others, you'll forgive them as God has forgiven you. Instead of holding them accountable for their offenses, you'll look beyond their sin to their potential in Christ. You'll heed Paul's admonition to "be kind to one another, tender-hearted, forgiving each other, just as God in Christ also has forgiven you" (Eph. 4:32). That's the character of true love.

20/08/2026

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Godly Anger Versus Selfish Anger

"[Love] is not provoked" (1 Cor. 13:5).

Self-centered anger cannot coexist with love.

As a Christian, you must resist such influences by focusing on your spiritual duty rather than your rights. If you expect nothing from the world, you won't be angered or disappointed when nothing comes. Remember, God is the giver of every good and perfect gift (James 1:17). So humble yourself before Him and He will exalt you at the proper time (James 4:10).

19/08/2026

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The Generosity of Love

"[Love] does not seek its own" (1 Cor. 13:5).

Love transforms selfish people into self-sacrificing people.

Christ is the perfect example of self-sacrifice. If you love Him, you should be characterized by the same quality. Then others will see your genuineness and commitment to them, and by God's grace be drawn to your Lord.

What epitaph might your family and friends write about you? I pray it is one that glorifies God for the selfless love He demonstrated through you.

18/08/2026

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Treating Others with Consideration

"[Love] does not act unbecomingly" (1 Cor. 13:5).

Considerate behavior demonstrates godly love and adds credibility to your witness.

Undoubtedly the Corinthians justified their rude behavior—just as we often justify ours. But rudeness betrays a lack of love and is always detrimental to effective ministry. For example, I've seen Christians behave so rudely toward non-Christians who smoke that they destroyed any opportunity to tell them about Christ.

Be aware of how you treat others—whether believers or unbelievers. Even the smallest of courtesies can make a profound impression.

17/08/2026

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Becoming an Effective Minister

"Love . . . is not arrogant" (1 Cor. 13:4).

Love is the key to effective ministry.

That's a tragic picture of people so blinded by pride that they refused to discern between good and evil. Consequently, all their spiritual activities were counterproductive. They were gifted by the Spirit and even flaunted their gifts, but lacked the love that transforms a gifted person into an effective minister.

Learn from the Corinthians' mistakes. Never settle for mere spiritual activities. Let love motivate everything you do. Then God can honor your ministries and make them truly effective for His purposes.

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