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22/05/2026

*Daily Word Impact (Revealed Leadership Mysteries)*

*Month of The Protocol of Grace!*
Friday 22nd May, 2026

*Topic: Saving Grace!*
*By Pst Faith Dimka*

*Text*: Ephesians 2 vs 6-9
Amplified Bible, Classic Edition
6 And He raised us up together with Him and made us sit down together [giving us [joint seating with Him] in the heavenly sphere [by virtue of our being] in Christ Jesus (the Messiah, the Anointed One).
7 He did this that He might clearly demonstrate through the ages to come the immeasurable (limitless, surpassing) riches of His free grace (His unmerited favor) in [His] kindness and goodness of heart toward us in Christ Jesus.
8 For it is by free grace (God’s unmerited favor) that you are saved (delivered from judgment and made partakers of Christ’s salvation) through [your] faith. And this [salvation] is not of yourselves [of your own doing, it came not through your own striving], but it is the gift of God;
9 Not because of works [not the fulfillment of the Law’s demands], lest any man should boast. [It is not the result of what anyone can possibly do, so no one can pride himself in it or take glory to himself.]

*Saved by Grace, Raised With Christ*
Ephesians 2:8
“For by grace are ye saved through faith…”

The Gift We Could Never Earn
Paul reminds believers that salvation is not a reward for good behavior or religious effort. It is a gift from God. Before Christ, humanity was spiritually dead in sin, unable to rescue itself. Yet God, rich in mercy, stepped in with saving grace.

Grace means receiving what we do not deserve. We deserved judgment, but God offered forgiveness through Jesus Christ. No amount of charity, fasting, morality, or church attendance can purchase salvation. Only the finished work of Christ saves.

*Raised and Seated With Christ*
Ephesians 2:6 declares that God has “raised us up together, and made us sit together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus.” This speaks of a new identity and position. Believers are no longer slaves to sin or condemned by the past. In Christ, we are spiritually lifted into fellowship and victory.
Even while living on earth, we carry heavenly hope, authority, and purpose. Grace not only forgives us; it transforms how we live.

*Faith :the Hand That receives Grace*
Faith is trusting completely in Jesus Christ and His sacrifice. We are not saved by faith in ourselves, but by faith in Him. Salvation becomes personal when we surrender our hearts to Christ and believe His Word.
God’s grace reaches out; faith receives it.

*No Room for Boasting*
Verse 9 says, “Not of works, lest any man should boast.” God designed salvation so that all glory belongs to Him alone. The cross humbles human pride. Nobody can stand before God claiming to have earned eternal life.

This truth should produce gratitude, humility, and compassion toward others. Since we were saved by grace, we should extend grace to people around us.

Living in the Power of Grace
Saving grace is not only about going to heaven; it is about living differently today. Grace teaches us to forgive, love, persevere, and walk in holiness.
When we fail, God’s grace restores us.
When we are weak, His grace strengthens us.
Every day, believers can rest in the assurance that salvation is secure in Christ, not in human performance.
*Strategic Warfare Points*
1) Lord Jesus, thank You for saving us by grace and not by our own works. Help us to walk daily in humility, faith, and gratitude in Jesus name!!
2) Teach us to live in the power of Your grace and reflect Your love to others in Jesus name!!!

21/05/2026

*Daily Word Impact (Revealed Leadership Mysteries)*

*Month of The Protocol of Grace!*
Thursday 21st May, 2026

*Topic: The Riches of His Grace!*
*By Pst Faith Dimka*

*Text*: Ephesians 1 vs 5-8
Amplified Bible, Classic Edition
5 For He foreordained us (destined us, planned in love for us) to be adopted (revealed) as His own children through Jesus Christ, in accordance with the purpose of His will [because it pleased Him and was His kind intent]—
6 [So that we might be] to the praise and the commendation of His glorious grace (favor and mercy), which He so freely bestowed on us in the Beloved.
7 In Him we have redemption (deliverance and salvation) through His blood, the remission (forgiveness) of our offenses (shortcomings and trespasses), in accordance with the riches and the generosity of His gracious favor,
8 Which He lavished upon us in every kind of wisdom and understanding (practical insight and prudence),

*The Riches of His Grace*
Grace means we are welcomed not because of our performance, background, or achievements, but because of God’s love. In Christ, we are no longer strangers or outsiders; we are sons and daughters of the King.
When life makes you feel rejected or forgotten, remember that God intentionally chose you to belong to Him.

2. Accepted in the Beloved
Verse 6 says we are “accepted in the beloved.” The “Beloved” is Jesus Christ. Our acceptance before God is rooted in Christ, not in our own righteousness.
Many people spend their lives trying to earn approval—from people, society, or even authorities , But salvation is not earned; it is received through grace. Because of Jesus, God looks upon us with favor and delight.
This truth frees us from condemnation and insecurity. We can approach God boldly because Christ has made a way.

3. *Redemption Through His Blood*
Paul declares that “in Him we have redemption through His blood.” Redemption means being bought back or set free by payment of a price. Jesus paid that price with His own blood on the cross.
Sin had enslaved humanity, but grace provided a Savior. Through Christ’s sacrifice, chains are broken, guilt is removed, and freedom is made available.
God’s grace is not cheap—it cost Heaven its greatest treasure.

4. Forgiveness According to the Riches of His Grace
God does not forgive sparingly or reluctantly. His forgiveness flows “according to the riches of His grace.” His grace is abundant, overflowing, and inexhaustible.
No sin is too deep, no past too dark, and no failure too great for the grace of God. Where sin increased, grace increased even more.
The enemy often reminds believers of their past, but God reminds us of His grace. His mercy is greater than our mistakes.

5. Grace That Abounds
Verse 8 says God “abounded toward us.” Grace is not limited; it overflows into every area of our lives. God gives wisdom, strength, direction, peace, and spiritual understanding through His grace.
His grace sustains us in weakness, restores us after failure, and empowers us to live for Him daily.

Closing Thought
The riches of God’s grace are seen in our adoption, acceptance, redemption, forgiveness, and daily empowerment through Christ. Grace is not merely a doctrine to study—it is a gift to live in every day.
No matter what you face today, God’s grace is sufficient, abundant, and available through Jesus Christ.
*Strategic Warfare Points*
1) Merciful Father, thank You for the abundance of Your grace and forgiveness. Help us to fully receive Your mercy and extend that same grace to others!!
2)Lord, let Your grace abound in our lives. Fill us with wisdom, strength, and spiritual understanding so we may live in a way that honors You in Jesus name!!!

20/05/2026

*Daily Word Impact (Revealed Leadership Mysteries)*

*Month of The Protocol of Grace!*
Wednesday 20th May, 2026

*Topic: Do not Frustrate or Nullify the Grace of God!*
*By Pst Faith Dimka*

*Text*: Galatians 2 vs 19-21
Amplified Bible, Classic Edition
19 For I through the Law [under the operation of the curse of the Law] have [in Christ’s death for me] myself died to the Law and all the Law’s demands upon me, so that I may [henceforth] live to and for God.
20 I have been crucified with Christ [in Him I have shared His crucifixion]; it is no longer I who live, but Christ (the Messiah) lives in me; and the life I now live in the body I live by faith in (by adherence to and reliance on and complete trust in) the Son of God, Who loved me and gave Himself up for me.
21 [Therefore, I do not treat God’s gracious gift as something of minor importance and defeat its very purpose]; I do not set aside and invalidate and frustrate and nullify the grace (unmerited favor) of God. For if justification (righteousness, acquittal from guilt) comes through [observing the ritual of] the Law, then Christ (the Messiah) died groundlessly and to no purpose and in vain. [His death was then wholly superfluous.]

*Do Not Frustrate or Nullify the Grace of God*
“I do not frustrate the grace of God: for if righteousness come by the law, then Christ is dead in vain.” — Galatians 2:21 kjv

Introduction
The grace of God is His unmerited favor freely given through Jesus Christ. Paul the Apostle warned believers not to frustrate, reject, or make useless the grace that God has provided through Christ. Many people begin in grace but later return to self-effort, legalism, pride, or sin, thereby nullifying the power of God’s grace in their lives.

Grace is God’s divine enablement for salvation, transformation, and victorious living. We must learn to walk in it daily.

1. Grace Came Through the Death of Christ
Paul declared that if righteousness could come through keeping the law, then Christ died for nothing.

Jesus paid the complete price for our salvation on the cross. We cannot earn salvation by works, traditions, or human effort. When we depend on ourselves instead of Christ, we dishonor His sacrifice.

Key Lesson
Salvation is by grace through faith.
We are accepted because of Christ, not because of our perfection.
Trust completely in the finished work of Jesus.

*Ways People Frustrate the Grace of God*
A. By Returning to Legalism
Some believers start depending on rules and rituals instead of relationship with God.
Grace teaches obedience from love, not bo***ge from fear.

B. By Living in Sin
Grace is not a license for careless living. Persistent disobedience hardens the heart and resists God’s transforming power.

C. By Pride and Self-Righteousness
When people think they can succeed without God, they shut themselves away from divine help.
God gives grace to the humble.

D. By Unbelief
Doubt and unbelief prevent many from receiving what grace has already provided.

*Living by the Grace of God*
Paul said:
“I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me…” — Galatians 2:20
The Christian life is not lived by human strength but by dependence on Christ.
To walk in grace:
Pray continually
Study God’s Word
Walk in humility
Depend on the Holy Spirit
Live by faith daily

*Benefits of Walking in Grace*
When we embrace God’s grace:
We experience forgiveness and peace
We overcome sin and condemnation
We grow spiritually
We receive strength in weakness
We become fruitful in God’s kingdom
Grace empowers what human effort cannot achieve.

Do not frustrate the grace of God by trusting in self, living carelessly, or turning away from Christ. The grace that saved you is the same grace that will sustain you.

Remain humble, faithful, and dependent on Jesus every day. Let the cross remain central in your life, and allow God’s grace to work fully in you.
*Strategic Warfare Points*
1) Heavenly Father, thank You for the grace revealed through Jesus Christ. Help us never to reject, abuse, or frustrate Your grace in Jesus name!!
2) Teach us to depend completely on You and to live a life that honors the sacrifice of Christ. Empower us to walk in faith, humility, and obedience daily. In Jesus’ name!!!

19/05/2026

*Daily Word Impact (Revealed Leadership Mysteries)*

*Month of The Protocol of Grace!*
Tuesday 19th May, 2026

*Topic: Sharing God's Grace!*
*By Pst Faith Dimka*

*Text*: 2 Corinthians 13 vs 11-14
Amplified Bible, Classic Edition
11 Finally, brethren, farewell (rejoice)! Be strengthened (perfected, completed, made what you ought to be); be encouraged and consoled and comforted; be of the same [agreeable] mind one with another; live in peace, and [then] the God of love [Who is the Source of affection, goodwill, love, and benevolence toward men] and the Author and Promoter of peace will be with you.
12 Greet one another with a consecrated kiss.
13 All the saints (the people of God here) salute you.
14 The grace (favor and spiritual blessing) of the Lord Jesus Christ and the love of God and the presence and fellowship (the communion and sharing together, and participation) in the Holy Spirit be with you all. Amen (so be it).

*Sharing God’s Grace*
Final Encouragement to Believers
In this closing passage, Paul the Apostle gives a heartfelt charge to the church: rejoice, grow in maturity, encourage one another, live in peace, and remain united in love. God’s grace is never meant to stop with us; it is meant to flow through us to others.

When believers walk in unity and peace, they become channels through which God’s grace is revealed. A heart touched by grace should naturally extend kindness, forgiveness, encouragement, and compassion to others.

Grace Creates Fellowship
Verse 14 contains one of the most beautiful blessings in Scripture: the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit. This reminds us that Christian fellowship is built on divine grace.

True fellowship is not based merely on friendship or common interests. It is rooted in Christ’s grace and sustained by the Holy Spirit. As we share God’s grace with others, we strengthen relationships, heal divisions, and reflect God’s character.

Living as Carriers of Grace
Sharing God’s grace means:
Encouraging those who are weak.
Forgiving those who offend us.
Helping those in need.
Speaking words that build others up.
Demonstrating Christ’s love daily.

God did not pour His grace into our lives for selfish keeping. He desires that we become vessels through which others experience His love and mercy.
*The Blessing of Unity*
Paul emphasizes peace and unity because division weakens spiritual growth. Where grace is shared freely, unity flourishes. Homes, churches, and communities become healthier when believers choose humility, patience, and love.
The presence of the Holy Spirit among believers produces harmony that glorifies God.
*Key Lesson*
God’s grace is a gift to receive and a blessing to share. When we live in unity, love, and fellowship, we become reflections of Christ to the world.
*Strategic Warfare Points*
1) Lord, thank You for Your amazing grace shown through Jesus Christ. Help us to share that grace with others through our words, actions, and attitude in Jesus name!!
2) Teach us to live in peace, encourage others, and walk in unity with fellow believers. Let Your love flow through us daily, in Jesus’ name!!!

18/05/2026

*Daily Word Impact (Revealed Leadership Mysteries)*

*Month of The Protocol of Grace!*
Monday 18th May, 2026

*Topic: The Sufficiency of God's Grace!*
*By Pst Faith Dimka*

*Text*: 2 Corinthians 12 vs 7-9
Amplified Bible, Classic Edition
7 And to keep me from being puffed up and too much elated by the exceeding greatness (preeminence) of these revelations, there was given me a thorn (a splinter) in the flesh, a messenger of Satan, to rack and buffet and harass me, to keep me from being excessively exalted.
8 Three times I called upon the Lord and besought [Him] about this and begged that it might depart from me;
9 But He said to me, My grace (My favor and loving-kindness and mercy) is enough for you [sufficient against any danger and enables you to bear the trouble manfully]; for My strength and power are made perfect (fulfilled and completed) and show themselves most effective in [your] weakness. Therefore, I will all the more gladly glory in my weaknesses and infirmities, that the strength and power of Christ (the Messiah) may rest (yes, may pitch a tent over and dwell) upon me!

*The Sufficiency of God’s Grace*
Introduction
In life, we often pray for God to remove our struggles, weaknesses, and painful situations. Yet there are moments when God does not immediately take away the burden. Instead, He gives something greater—His grace. In The Holy Bible, the Apostle Paul teaches us that God’s grace is sufficient for every challenge we face.
“My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness.”
This passage reminds believers that divine grace is not merely help from God; it is the sustaining power of God working in us.

1. God Allows Weakness for a Purpose
Paul spoke about a “thorn in the flesh” that troubled him. Though difficult, it served a purpose—to keep him humble and dependent on God.
Sometimes God permits trials not to destroy us, but to develop us. Weakness can become the doorway to deeper intimacy with Him. When human strength fails, God’s power becomes evident.
Reflection
Are there areas in your life where God may be teaching dependence rather than self-sufficiency?

2. Grace Is Greater Than the Trial
Paul prayed three times for the thorn to be removed, but God answered differently. Instead of removal, God promised sufficient grace.
God’s grace means:
Strength in weakness
Peace in pressure
Hope in suffering
Endurance in difficult seasons
The Lord may not always change the situation immediately, but He always supplies the grace needed to endure it.
Encouragement
Whatever burden you carry today, God’s grace is enough to sustain you.

3. God’s Strength Shines Through Human Weakness
Human nature desires independence and visible strength, but God often works through fragile vessels. Paul learned to glory in his infirmities because they became opportunities for Christ’s power to rest upon him.
When we acknowledge our limitations, we make room for God’s unlimited power.
Key Truth
Weakness is not the end of usefulness. In God’s hands, weakness becomes a platform for His glory.

4. A Life of Dependence on Grace
The Christian journey is not sustained by human effort alone but by daily grace. Every victory, every act of endurance, and every spiritual breakthrough comes through God’s enabling power.
Grace teaches us to:
Trust God daily
Pray continually
Remain humble
Depend on Christ completely

The message of The Holy Bible is clear: God’s grace is enough. His grace sustains when strength fails, comforts when pain persists, and empowers when we feel inadequate.
Paul discovered that the greatest blessing was not the removal of the thorn, but the presence of God’s sustaining grace.
*Strategic Warfare Points*
1) Heavenly Father, thank You for Your sufficient grace. In moments of weakness, remind us that Your strength is made perfect in us in Jesus name!!
2) Help us to trust You through every challenge and to depend fully on Your power and not our own. Let our lives reflect Your strength and glory. In Jesus’ name!!!

17/05/2026

*Daily Word Impact (Revealed Leadership Mysteries)*

*Month of The Protocol of Grace!*
Sunday 17th May, 2026

*Topic: Grace For Abundance!*
*By Pst Faith Dimka*

*Text*: 2 Corinthians 9 vs 8-12
Amplified Bible, Classic Edition
8 And God is able to make all grace (every favor and earthly blessing) come to you in abundance, so that you may always and under all circumstances and whatever the need [be self-sufficient [possessing enough to require no aid or support and furnished in abundance for every good work and charitable donation].
9 As it is written, He [the benevolent person] scatters abroad; He gives to the poor; His deeds of justice and goodness and kindness and benevolence will go on and endure forever!
10 And [God] Who provides seed for the sower and bread for eating will also provide and multiply your [resources for] sowing and increase the fruits of your righteousness [which manifests itself in active goodness, kindness, and charity].
11 Thus you will be enriched in all things and in every way, so that you can be generous, and [your generosity as it is] administered by us will bring forth thanksgiving to God.
12 For the service that the ministering of this fund renders does not only fully supply what is lacking to the saints (God’s people), but it also overflows in many [cries of] thanksgiving to God.

*Grace for Abundance*
Scripture Focus
“And God is able to make all grace abound toward you; that ye, always having all sufficiency in all things, may abound to every good work.” — 2 Corinthians 9:8 kjv
*Introduction*
God’s grace is not limited to salvation alone; it also empowers believers to live fruitful, generous, and impactful lives. In this passage, the Apostle Paul teaches that God supplies grace in abundance so His children can have enough for themselves and still become channels of blessing to others.

True abundance is not merely about wealth or possessions—it is having God’s sufficient supply for every assignment He gives.

1. God Is the Source of Abundance
The passage begins with the assurance that “God is able.” Our confidence is not in human effort, economy, or connections, but in God’s unlimited ability. When God releases grace, lack gives way to sufficiency.

Grace empowers:
Strength in weakness
Provision in scarcity
Peace in difficulty
Increase for good works
Whatever God orders, His grace supplies.

2. Grace Produces Sufficiency
Paul says believers can have “all sufficiency in all things.” This means God cares about every area of life—spiritual, emotional, physical, and material.
Biblical sufficiency means:
Having enough for your needs
Having contentment in every season
Having resources to bless others
God does not bless us merely for comfort, but for purpose.

3. Abundance Is Meant for Good Works
The abundance God gives is tied to generosity and service. Verse 9 speaks of distributing to the poor and living righteously. Grace increases our capacity to do good.
A grace-filled believer:
Gives freely
Helps willingly
Serves joyfully
Reflects God’s compassion
When God can trust us as distributors, He continues to supply seed to the sower.

4. Thanksgiving Glorifies God
Verses 11–12 show that generosity results in thanksgiving unto God. When believers walk in grace and abundance, lives are touched and God receives glory.
Your obedience may become the answer to someone’s prayer.

Lessons to Remember
God’s grace is sufficient for every need.
Abundance begins with trusting God.
Prosperity in God’s kingdom has purpose.
Generosity is evidence of God’s grace at work.
Every blessing should point people back to God.

Confession
I walk in the abundance of God’s grace. I have sufficiency in all things, and I abound in every good work. Through me, lives are blessed and God is glorified. Amen.
*Strategic Warfare Points*
1) Heavenly Father, thank You for Your abundant grace. Help us to trust You as our source and to walk in sufficiency in every area of lives in Jesus name!!
2) Lord, Make us a channel of blessing to others and let our lives bring glory to Your name. Teach us to abound in good works through the grace You provide. In Jesus’ name!!!

16/05/2026

*Daily Word Impact (Revealed Leadership Mysteries)*

*Month of The Protocol of Grace!*
Saturday 16th May, 2026

*Topic: Excelling in Grace!*
*By Pst Faith Dimka*

*Text*: 2 Corinthians 8 vs 6-9
Amplified Bible, Classic Edition
6 So much so that we have urged Titus that as he began it, he should also complete this beneficent and gracious contribution among you [the church at Corinth].
7 Now as you abound and excel and are at the front in everything—in faith, in expressing yourselves, in knowledge, in all zeal, and in your love for us—[see to it that you come to the front now and] abound and excel in this gracious work [of almsgiving] also.
8 I give this not as an order [to dictate to you], but to prove, by [pointing out] the zeal of others, the sincerity of your [own] love also.
9 For you are becoming progressively acquainted with and recognizing more strongly and clearly the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ (His kindness, His gracious generosity, His undeserved favor and spiritual blessing), [in] that though He was [so very] rich, yet for your sakes He became [so very] poor, in order that by His poverty you might become enriched (abundantly supplied).

*Excelling in Grace*
Opening Thought
Grace is God’s divine enablement working in and through believers. In this passage, the apostle Paul encouraged the Corinthian church not only to abound in spiritual gifts and knowledge, but also to excel in the grace of giving, love, and generosity. True spiritual maturity is seen when grace transforms both our hearts and our actions.
*Scripture Focus*
“But as you abound in everything—in faith, in speech, in knowledge, in all diligence, and in your love for us—see that you abound in this grace also.”
— 2 Corinthians 8:7 (NKJV)
What It Means to Excel in Grace
1. Grace Produces Growth
God never intends for believers to remain stagnant. The Corinthian believers were growing in faith, knowledge, and zeal, but Paul challenged them to grow further in generosity and compassion. Grace should touch every area of life—our words, attitudes, relationships, and stewardship.
A believer excelling in grace reflects Christ consistently, not occasionally.

2. Grace Is Revealed Through Giving
Paul pointed the church to the example of Jesus Christ:
“Though He was rich, yet for your sakes He became poor, that you through His poverty might become rich.”
Jesus demonstrated the ultimate act of sacrificial grace. Excelling in grace means becoming willing to give—our time, resources, encouragement, and love—for the benefit of others.
Generosity is not measured merely by amount, but by willingness and love.

3. Grace Reflects the Heart of Christ
Christ laid aside heavenly glory to redeem humanity. When believers walk in grace, they become channels of God’s kindness and mercy in the world. Grace makes us humble, compassionate, forgiving, and selfless.
The more we know Christ, the more His nature should be visible in us.

Signs of a Believer Excelling in Grace
Growing in spiritual maturity
Living with generosity and compassion
Serving others willingly
Demonstrating humility and love
Reflecting Christ in daily conduct
Responding to needs with cheerful hearts

*Strategic Warfare Points*
1) Lord, thank You for the grace You have given through Jesus Christ. Help us to grow beyond spiritual knowledge into practical expressions of love and generosity!!
2) Teach us to reflect Your heart in all we do. Let our lives excel in grace and become a blessing to others. In Jesus’ name!!!

15/05/2026

*Daily Word Impact (Revealed Leadership Mysteries)*

*Month of The Protocol of Grace!*
Friday 15th May, 2026

*Topic: Don't Receive God's Grace in vain!*
*By Pst Faith Dimka*

*Text*: 2 Corinthians 6 vs 1-3
Amplified Bible, Classic Edition
6 Laboring together [as God’s fellow workers] with Him then, we beg of you not to receive the grace of God in vain [that merciful kindness by which God exerts His holy influence on souls and turns them to Christ, keeping and strengthening them—do not receive it to no purpose].
2 For He says, In the time of favor (of an assured welcome) I have listened to and heeded your call, and I have helped you on the day of deliverance (the day of salvation). Behold, now is truly the time for a gracious welcome and acceptance [of you from God]; behold, now is the day of salvation!
3 We put no obstruction in anybody’s way [we give no offense in anything], so that no fault may be found and [our] ministry blamed and discredited.

*Don’t Receive God’s Grace in Vain*
“We then, as workers together with Him also plead with you not to receive the grace of God in vain.” — 2 Corinthians 6:1

Understanding God’s Grace
God’s grace is His undeserved favor toward us. It is through grace that we are saved, forgiven, restored, and empowered to live for Him. Grace is not merely a gift to admire; it is a gift meant to transform our lives.

Paul warned the believers not to receive God’s grace “in vain.” This means it is possible to hear the gospel, experience God’s blessings, and yet fail to respond with obedience, growth, and genuine commitment.

Grace should produce repentance, holiness, humility, love, and faithful service. When a person continues in sin, ignores God’s calling, or treats spiritual things carelessly, that grace is being received in vain.

The Urgency of Responding to God
In verse 2, Paul says:
“Now is the accepted time; behold, now is the day of salvation.”

God’s invitation is for today. Delayed obedience can harden the heart. Many people intend to serve God “someday,” but the right time is now. Every opportunity to pray, repent, forgive, serve, and obey should be taken seriously.
We must not become spiritually passive while enjoying the benefits of grace. God expects fruit from every life He touches.

Living as True Representatives of Christ
Verse 3 reminds believers to avoid becoming a stumbling block:
“Giving no offense in anything, that the ministry may not be blamed.”

As Christians, our lives influence others. When our actions contradict our faith, people may turn away from Christ. God calls us to live with integrity, patience, purity, and sincerity so that His name will be honored.
Receiving grace properly means allowing Christ to shape our character and conduct daily.
*Signs of Receiving Grace in Vain*
Hearing God’s Word without applying it
Living comfortably in disobedience
Neglecting prayer and fellowship with God
Using grace as an excuse for careless living
Remaining spiritually stagnant despite years in faith
*How to Respond to God’s Grace Correctly*
Repent quickly when convicted
Stay committed to prayer and Scripture
Serve God faithfully with humility
Allow the Holy Spirit to transform your character
Live intentionally to glorify Christ.

*Strategic Warfare Points*
1) Heavenly Father, thank You for Your amazing grace. Help us never to treat Your grace lightly or carelessly!!
2) Let our lives reflect true repentance, obedience, and spiritual growth. Teach us to live in a way that honors You and draws others closer to Christ. In Jesus’ name!!!

14/05/2026

*Daily Word Impact (Revealed Leadership Mysteries)*

*Month of The Protocol of Grace!*
Thursday 14th May, 2026

*Topic: Grace that Multiplies Glory!*
*By Pst Faith Dimka*

*Text*: 2 Corinthians 4 vs 15-17
Amplified Bible, Classic Edition
15 For all [these] things are [taking place] for your sake, so that the more grace (divine favor and spiritual blessing) extends to more and more people and multiplies through the many, the more thanksgiving may increase [and redound] to the glory of God.
16 Therefore we do not become discouraged (utterly spiritless, exhausted, and wearied out through fear). Though our outer man is [progressively] decaying and wasting away, yet our inner self is being [progressively] renewed day after day.
17 For our light, momentary affliction (this slight distress of the passing hour) is ever more and more abundantly preparing and producing and achieving for us an everlasting weight of glory [beyond all measure, excessively surpassing all comparisons and all calculations, a vast and transcendent glory and blessedness never to cease!],

*Grace That Multiplies Glory*
Opening Thought
The Christian journey is sustained by grace. Every trial, delay, disappointment, and victory becomes meaningful when viewed through the lens of God’s eternal purpose. In these verses, the apostle Paul reminds believers that present afflictions are temporary, but the glory God is preparing is eternal and far greater than the suffering we endure.

The Purpose of Grace
Grace is more than unmerited favor; it is God’s divine enablement. Paul teaches that grace increases thanksgiving, and thanksgiving brings glory to God. When believers experience God’s sustaining power in difficult times, their testimonies become evidence of His goodness.

Grace keeps us standing when circumstances try to break us. It empowers us to continue trusting God even when life feels heavy.

Renewed Daily from Within
The outward man may face weakness, pressure, aging, or hardship, but God renews the inward man daily. Spiritual strength does not depend on external comfort but on continual fellowship with God.

Every prayer, every moment in God’s presence, and every act of faith strengthens the spirit. While the world focuses on outward appearances, God works deeply within the believer to produce endurance, character, and hope.

Light Affliction and Eternal Glory
Paul calls present suffering “light affliction” not because pain is insignificant, but because it cannot compare to the eternal glory ahead. The troubles of today are temporary, but the reward God has prepared is everlasting.

The phrase “exceeding and eternal weight of glory” speaks of a glory so great that earthly suffering loses its power to discourage us. God is using temporary trials to prepare believers for eternal joy, honor, and fellowship with Him.

Lessons to Remember
Grace enables believers to endure difficult seasons.
Thanksgiving magnifies the glory of God.
Spiritual renewal happens daily through communion with God.
Present troubles are temporary, but God’s glory is eternal.
Every trial can become part of God’s preparation for greater glory.
*Confession*
I will not faint. God’s grace is sufficient for me. My trials are temporary, and God is preparing for me an exceeding and eternal weight of glory!
*Strategic Warfare Points*
1) Lord, thank You for Your abundant grace that sustains us daily. When challenges arise, help us not to lose heart in Jesus name!!
2)Renew our spirits day by day and remind us that our present afflictions cannot compare to the eternal glory You have prepared. Let our lives bring glory to You through thanksgiving and steadfast faith. In Jesus’ name!!!

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