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The Ark Of New Covenant Assembly, Abuja (2026)

26/08/2026

The Golden Chain Of Our (Destiny) Salvation

Having determined our destiny ahead of time, he called us to Himself and transferred His perfect righteousness to everyone He called. And those who possess His perfect righteousness He co-glorified with His Son - Romans 8:30

The careful study of this verse reveals the four important chains of a believer's salvation or destiny so to say: predestination, vocation, justification and glorification. Notice also that all the verbs are past tense. In other words, the same faith that justifies us is the same faith that glorifies us. Meaning that every person God justified, by faith in Christ, He then glorified.

In the previous verse, Paul wrote that God predestined those who are now in Christ to be conformed to Christ's image. He made this choice about us before the world was formed [Ephesians 1:4]. God's purpose for our lives has ever and always been that we will become like Jesus. In some way, God both knew and chose those who would be saved, long before we even existed to make such a choice.

Now Paul writes that those God predestined for this purpose, He also called. Stated in reverse, God called every single person he predestined. As Paul uses the word in Romans, being "called" by God is about His breaking into our awareness of Him and drawing us toward Himself.

Next, God justified every single person He called. The first four chapters of Romans deal with the issues of God's justification. To be "justified" by God is to be made right with Him. We can never justify ourselves because of our sin, not even by following the law, since we can't keep the law perfectly. We can only be justified through faith in Christ [Romans 5:1].

Finally, Paul began this section in verses 18-19 by saying that all of creation is waiting for the children of God to be glorified. We are waiting for that, too, though our sure and confident hope is that it is coming in God's perfect timing.

26/08/2026

Our Daily Bread 🍞

And He said to them, "Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature" - Mark 16:15

Jesus' call to every believer is to share the Good News of salvation with others. Therefore, the message of the Gospel is not meant to be kept to ourselves but shared with people everywhere. Hope we're in this together?

This Bible verse reminds us that we have a role in God's mission, whether through our words, actions or daily example. As followers of Christ, we are called to reflect His love and hope that others come to know Him in truth and spirit.

25/08/2026

What You Believe Is Possible With You

Jesus said to him, “If you can believe, all things are possible to him who believes.” - Mark 9:23

Because what a person believes - is what they will experience. If you believe you have demons or that you can be oppressed by them, then that’s what you’re going to experience. So Here’s the underlying truth behind this: The problem is that many haven’t understood the true Gospel, the real Good News of the kingdom. Because the knowledge of the truth of the Gospel is what sets people free.

And the real Good News is that when Jesus said It Is Finished - He defeated the enemy. That simply means the enemy has no rights, and no power whatsoever over a believer. - Unless you believe they do… But if you have a clear understanding of the finished work of Jesus, you should know that because of what He’s done at Calvary, you are already free.

So the problem is that people are either not understanding that they're already free because they haven’t understood the finished work of Jesus… Or they once knew it, but they were influenced by a teaching of mixture that convinced them otherwise. However, there’s another aspect to this that we have to cover, because it goes a lot deeper. Most people in deliverance culture or ministry never paused to ask, “why do I keep needing more deliverance?”

Because that’s exactly what happens. You go through a deliverance session. You feel lighter. You feel better. Maybe you sleep better for a few days. But then something comes back up and now you need another session. And another. And another. It’s like a cycle of attaining more and more freedoms.

There’s always another demon. Always another door you opened. Always another legal right the enemy supposedly has over your belief standpoint. Always more freedom to attain. And nobody stops to ask… if Jesus said “It Is Finished,” why does my freedom keep coming in pieces? Does it mean He lied? Look at 1st Corinthians 3:11-17. Verse 16 says that we are the temple of God, and the Spirit of God lives in us. If the Spirit of God lives in us why the constant demonic torment and unending deliverance - Selah!

25/08/2026

Our Daily Bread 🍞

Create in me a clean heart, O God; and renew a right spirit within me - Psalms 51:10

Here we read king David remind us that real change begins in the heart. He did not ask God to simply improve his circumstances or remove the consequences of his actions or mistakes. Rather He asks for a clean heart and a renewed spirit. Thank God for Jesus who gave us God's Spirit indwelling today.

This Scripture teaches that God is essentially concerned with our inner character, thoughts, and motives. When we come to Him honestly, admitting our failures and weaknesses, He is always ready to cleanse us and help us start over again and again...

24/08/2026

It Is All About Christ And His Glory

For to me, to live is Christ, and to die is gain - Philippians 1:21

In the preceding verses 19-20: We saw the contextual setup for Paul’s “to die is gain” statement. Up to this time, Paul had already suffered much in his missionary journeys. He was beaten, stoned, hated and derided, shipwrecked, and now imprisoned. But Paul found joy in his afflictions, because they had strengthened his faith exponentially and allowed him to serve as a strong witness for Christ.

Preaching and living out the Word of God was Paul’s highest goal, and these events had provided him with ample opportunities for evangelism. He literally presented his body “as a living sacrifice” for God’s kingdom. Because he had faithfully run the race set before him, he knew God would be honored through both his life and his death.

As Christians, our whole lives are to bring glory to God, and Paul had the assurance that, even in his suffering, he was accomplishing that goal “to live is Christ.” But, as we see in the second part of the verse, Paul knew that his death would bring glory to God as well—and not only that, but it would also be the time when his faith would come to fruition and he would live with his Savior forever “to die is gain” Paul longed for the day when death would bring him face to face with Jesus [verse 23].

All genuine Christian feel the pull of heaven and yearn for an eternity with Christ. Heaven will be far better than our earthly life, for we will be present with our Savior in a place devoid of sin, sickness, and death [2 Corinthians 5:8]. What we lose in life we will gain in heaven. Before that time comes, our purpose on Earth is to live as a light of hope in the darkness of sin and death [Matthew 5:16]. We live a life of sacrifice so we may be assured, as Paul was, that even our death will glorify Christ Jesus.

24/08/2026

Our Daily Bread 🍞

For we walk by faith, not by sight - 2 Corinthians 5:7

This verse of the Bible reminds us that the Christian walk or life is built on trust, not visible proof. There will be seasons when nothing makes sense, doors seem closed, and prayers feel unanswered. At that lowest point, if we rely on what we see, we'd worry and lose heart.

On the contrary, faith calls us to keep walking with God even when the outcome is unclear. It means believing He is guilding, protecting, and working behind the scenes for our good. When we choose to trust God's promises over our fears, step by step, faith steadies our heart and helps us move forward with peace, knowing that God sees what we cannot even imagine!

23/08/2026

Baptized With Holy Ghost And With Fire

"I indeed baptize you with water unto repentance; but he that cometh after me is mightier than I, whose shoes I am not worthy to bear: he shall baptize you with the Holy Ghost, and with fire:" - Matthew 3:11

In the Bible, the concept of "Holy Ghost fire" isn't a direct phrase, but the Holy Spirit is often associated with fire, symbolizing God's presence, passion, and purifying power. Fire as a Symbol of God's Presence. The Bible uses fire to represent God's power and glory, as seen in the burning bush [Exodus 3:2] and the pillar of fire leading the Israelites through the wilderness [Exodus 13:21].

The Holy Spirit and Fire as John the Baptist prophesied that Jesus would baptize with the Holy Spirit and with fire as we read in [Matthew 3:11]. Suggests the Holy Spirit's power is transformative and cleansing, like fire.
However, from the Scriptures we know fire as a Symbol of God's Passion and Purity. The Bible describes God as "a consuming fire" [Hebrews 12:29], highlighting the Holy Spirit's role in igniting a burning passion for God and purifying the soul of men.

Is the "Holy Ghost and Fire" a Weapon of war in Christianity? While the Holy Spirit is associated with fire, the Bible does not advocate using fire as a weapon or for destruction in the Church of Christ, as some might incorrectly interpret "holy ghost fire" to mean. Now, Hebrews 12:29 tells us that "our God is a consuming fire." Which Scripturally means that it is God who knows what He does with fire, perhaps at the end of the age - see Revelation 21:8.

As for the Church, here's what we know: Acts 2:3-4: "And there appeared unto them cloven tongues like as of fire, and it sat upon each of them. And they were all filled with the Holy Ghost, and began to speak with other tongues, as the Spirit gave them utterance." After the empowerment none of the Apostles called fire on anyone, including those who persecuted them. Instead, they went out with boldness preaching Christ Jesus as Lord and Saviour!

23/08/2026

Our Daily Bread 🍞

So he returned home to his father. And while he was still a long way off, his father saw him coming. Filled with love and compassion, he ran to his son, embraced him, and kissed him - Luke 15:20

This Bible verse shows a God who does not stand back waiting for perfection but moves with compassion toward those who turn back to Him (repentance). The son had absolutely nothing to offer, no proof he had changed, yet the father ran to him before a word was spoken.

Let's notice something important in this story: the father watched and waited in anticipation of the son's return. After all, he was dealing with a human being with a will of his own, but he was ready to greet his son if he eventually returned. In the same way, God's love is constant, patient and welcoming. He is always searching for us with an opportunity to respond, but He will not force anyone to return home to Him.

22/08/2026

Our Daily Bread 🍞

Behold, I have done according to your words; see, I have given you a wise and understanding heart, so that there has not been anyone like you before you, nor shall any like you arise after you - 1 Kings 3:12

Solomon asked for wisdom, not comfort or status. God honoured his heart desire. It shows what He values. When we seek the right things first, God can trust us with much more.

We are human. It is wisdom that shapes our choices, attitude and future. Today, ask God to shape your heart before your circumstances. In reality, that's where the real strength starts...

21/08/2026

The Contrast Between Adam And Jesus Christ (continuation)

When Adam sinned, sin entered the world. Adam’s sin brought death, so death spread to everyone, for everyone sinned.
[18]Yes, Adam’s one sin brings condemnation for everyone, but Christ’s one act of righteousness brings a right relationship with God and new life for everyone - Romans 5:12,18

As the federal head of the human race, (so to say) only Adam broke God's law by eating the forbidden fruit of the tree of knowledge. None of his progeny could justifiably be charged with breaking God's law, because there was no law to break! And yet ALL suffered the consequences of his sin, which is DEATH. ALL were born dead in sin and an enmity with God because 'in Adam ALL died' because sin and death was passed from Adam to all his descendants.

The Law came in under Moses to teach fallen man about sin. The Law was given so that sinners would KNOW that they were sinners. The Law was a tool that God used to show us what sin is. The Law was not the means to forgive sin but to identify sin in our lives. God implemented the Law to instruct us about sin and to show that we are all sinners who need a Saviour - and later Paul tells us that the Law is a schoolmaster to bring us to Christ [Galatians 3:24].

The Law came in so that transgression would be identified in our hearts and lives. And the more man realised he was a sinner and estranged from God, the more sin was recognised, and the more sin increased. It was the Law that caused Paul to recognise that he was a sinner with a heart of jealous envy. And so with the increase of sin, it was necessary for God's grace to increase. The more sin abounded, the more grace also abounded and overflowed [Romans 5:20].

However, God's Grace was there all along - but only when man began to understand the destructive nature of his sinfulness through the giving of the Law, did we recognise that we are sinners in need of salvation. Only when our lives are lined-up against God's perfect Law, can man understand the depth of our depravity and the immensity of God's Grace towards us - in that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us, so that the power of sin and death could be broken in the lives of all who believe.

As we reflect on the fact that one man (Adam) caused all men to be born in sin because of his one sin, we realise the depth of the riches of the goodness and Grace of God which enables anyone who believes in the One Man (Christ) to be declared righteous. It is through the action of the One perfect Kinsman-Redeemer - on Calvary's Cross, that many are made righteous by faith...

Because of one man’s trespass, death reigned through that one man. How amazing to realise that the abundant overflow of Grace and the amazing gift of righteousness can believers reign in life through the one man, Jesus Christ. So then... as through one trespass there is condemnation for everyone, so also through one righteous act there is life-giving justification for everyone. "For just as through one man’s disobedience the many were made sinners, so also through the one man’s obedience the many will be made righteous." [Romans 5:19].

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