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25/05/2026

HEAVEN’S DAILY BREAD WITH BOLATITO PRAISE

FROM: GOSHEN WOMEN MINISTRY INT’L

DATE: MONDAY, MAY 25, 2026

TOPIC: Lack of Discipline is an Enemy of Divine Wisdom

MEMORY VERSE: Proverbs 12:1
[1]Whoso loveth instruction loveth knowledge: but he that hateth reproof is brutish.

FOCUS: Proverbs 25:28
[28]He that hath no rule over his own spirit is like a city that is broken down and without walls.

Lack of discipline is an enemy of divine wisdom because wisdom cannot flourish where there is no self-control, consistency, or obedience. Divine wisdom is not only knowing what is right; it is also having the discipline to practice it faithfully.

A person may receive godly instruction, but without discipline, that wisdom is ignored, misused, or abandoned.

Here are ways lack of discipline hinders divine wisdom:

1. It Causes Inconsistency: Undisciplined people struggle to stay committed to prayer, studying God’s Word, wise habits, and spiritual growth. Wisdom grows through consistent practice.
2. It Leads to Impulsive Decisions: Without discipline, emotions and desires control actions instead of godly understanding. This often results in regret and poor judgment.
3. It Weakens Spiritual Sensitivity: Discipline helps a person stay attentive to God’s voice. Laziness and carelessness can make the heart dull toward divine direction.
4. It Opens the Door to Temptation: A lack of self-control makes it easier to fall into anger, lust, procrastination, greed, and other destructive behaviors that oppose wisdom.
5. It Destroys Focus and Purpose: Divine wisdom helps people live intentionally, but lack of discipline brings distraction, disorder, and wasted opportunities.
6. It Hinders Learning and Growth: Wisdom requires correction, patience, and teachability. Undisciplined people often resist instruction and accountability.
7. It Produces Disorderliness: Godly wisdom brings order and structure, while indiscipline often results in confusion and unfinished responsibilities.

How to Overcome Lack of Discipline

1. Develop a Daily Spiritual Routine: Set regular times for prayer, Bible study, and reflection.
2. Practice Self-Control in Small Things: Discipline grows gradually through consistent habits.
3. Avoid Distractions and Bad Influences: Protect your mind and environment from things that weaken focus.
4. Welcome Correction and Accountability: Wise people grow by accepting instruction.
5. Depend on the Holy Spirit: True discipline is strengthened by God’s grace and inner transformation.

PERSONAL CONFESSION: I am disciplined, focused, and guided by divine wisdom. I have the strength to do what is right consistently.

PERSONAL PRAYER: Lord, help me to live a disciplined life. Give me self-control, consistency, and the grace to obey your wisdom daily. Remove every spirit of laziness, distraction, and carelessness from my life in Jesus’ mighty Name. Amen.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Lack of discipline brings distraction, disorder, and wasted opportunities.

NOTE: Wise people grow by accepting instruction.

24/05/2026

HEAVEN’S DAILY BREAD WITH BOLATITO PRAISE

FROM: GOSHEN WOMEN MINISTRY INT’L

DATE: SUNDAY, MAY 24, 2026

TOPIC: Bad Company is an Enemy of Divine Wisdom

MEMORY VERSE: Proverbs 13:20
[20]He that walketh with wise men shall be wise: but a companion of fools shall be destroyed.

FOCUS: Psalms 1:1
[1]Blessed is the man that walketh not in the counsel of the ungodly, nor standeth in the way of sinners, nor sitteth in the seat of the scornful.

Bad company hinders divine wisdom because the people around you influence your thoughts, choices, values, and spiritual sensitivity. Divine wisdom thrives in an atmosphere of truth, discipline, humility, and reverence for God, while wrong associations often promote compromise, distraction, and ungodly behavior.

Here are some ways bad company hinders divine wisdom:

1. It Corrupts Good Character: Negative influences can gradually weaken your morals and convictions. What once seemed wrong may begin to look normal.

2. It Weakens Spiritual Discernment: When surrounded by people who mock godly principles or encourage sinful living, it becomes harder to hear and follow God’s direction clearly.

3. It Encourages Foolish Decisions: Bad company often pressures people into impulsive choices, pride, rebellion, gossip, dishonesty, or unhealthy lifestyles, all enemies of wisdom.

4. It Distracts from Purpose and Destiny: Wrong relationships can consume your time, energy, and focus, pulling you away from God’s calling and meaningful growth.

5. It Normalizes Disobedience: Constant exposure to ungodly behavior can make compromise feel acceptable, causing spiritual dullness and loss of sensitivity to conviction.

6. It Feeds Negativity and Unbelief: People filled with bitterness, fear, envy, or cynicism can influence your mindset and weaken your faith and confidence in God’s wisdom.

7. It Resists Correction and Accountability: Divine wisdom grows through humility and correction. Bad company often rejects accountability and promotes stubbornness or pride.

How to Overcome the Influence of Bad Company
• Choose relationships that inspire spiritual growth
• Spend time with wise, disciplined, and godly people
• Set healthy boundaries where necessary
• Stay rooted in prayer, Scripture, and fellowship
• Be courageous enough to walk away from harmful influences
• Seek mentors who reflect wisdom and integrity

PERSONAL CONFESSION: I choose relationships that strengthen my faith, sharpen my wisdom, and draw me closer to God’s purpose.

PERSONAL PRAYER: Lord, give me discernment to recognize harmful influences and the courage to walk with people who reflect your wisdom, truth, and righteousness in Jesus’ mighty Name. Amen.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Seek mentors who reflect godly wisdom and integrity.

NOTE: Your environment can either sharpen your wisdom or slowly silence it.

23/05/2026

20/05/2026

HEAVEN’S DAILY BREAD WITH BOLATITO PRAISE

FROM: GOSHEN WOMEN MINISTRY INT’L

DATE:WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 2026

TOPIC: Uncontrolled Emotions and Anger are Enemies of Divine Wisdom

MEMORY VERSE: 1 Samuel 18:14
[14]And David behaved himself wisely in all his ways; and the LORD was with him.

FOCUS: Matthew 5:20
[20]For I say unto you, That except your righteousness shall exceed the righteousness of the scribes and Pharisees, ye shall in no case enter into the kingdom of heaven.

Anger and uncontrollable emotions affect wisdom because they cloud judgment, weaken self-control, and make a person react impulsively instead of thinking carefully. Wisdom requires calm understanding, discernment, patience, and emotional balance. When emotions take over, wise thinking becomes difficult.

How anger and uncontrollable emotions affect wisdom:

1. They distort judgment: Strong emotions can make a person see situations incorrectly. Anger often causes exaggeration, misunderstanding, or assumptions, leading to poor decisions.
2. They lead to impulsive decisions: Wisdom takes time to reflect, but uncontrolled emotions push people to react quickly without considering consequences.
3. They reduce self-control: Self-control is a major part of wisdom. When emotions become uncontrollable, actions and words may become destructive.
4. They damage relationships: Anger can produce harsh words, conflict, pride, and unforgiveness, making it difficult to maintain healthy relationships and wise communication.
5. They block clear thinking: Fear, rage, jealousy, frustration, or bitterness can cloud the mind and prevent objective reasoning.
6. They open the door to regret: Many people regret decisions made in moments of uncontrolled emotion because emotions are temporary, but consequences may last long.
7. They hinder spiritual growth: Wisdom grows in a peaceful and teachable heart. Constant anger and emotional instability can hinder prayer, humility, and discernment.

How to overcome anger and emotional instability:

1. Practice pausing before reacting
2. Pray before responding in difficult situations
3. Develop emotional awareness
4. Learn patience and self-control
5. Avoid people or environments that constantly provoke negativity
6. Speak less when angry
7. Reflect on consequences before acting
8. Seek healing from unresolved pain

Signs of emotional wisdom:

1. Calmness under pressure
2. Patience in conflict
3. Thoughtful decision-making
4. Ability to forgive
5. Controlled speech
6. Peaceful responses

PERSONAL CONFESSION: I choose self-control, peace, and wisdom over anger and emotional reactions.

PERSONAL PRAYER: Lord, help me control my emotions and respond with wisdom instead of anger. Give me patience, understanding, and a peaceful heart in every situation in Jesus’ mighty name. Amen.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT: A person without self-control is like a city with broken-down walls.

NOTE: The anger of man does not produce the righteousness of God.

19/05/2026

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FROM: GOSHEN WOMEN MINISTRY INT’L

DATE:TUESDAY, MAY 19, 2026

TOPIC: Foolishness is an enemy of Divine Wisdom

MEMORY VERSE: Job 5:3
[3]I have seen the foolish taking root: but suddenly I cursed his habitation.

FOCUS: Psalms 69:5
[5]O God, thou knowest my foolishness; and my sins are not hid from thee.

Foolishness hinders wisdom because it blocks the attitudes and habits that help a person grow, learn, and make sound decisions. Wisdom requires humility, understanding, patience, and discernment, while foolishness often works against these qualities.

Ways foolishness hinders wisdom:

1. Foolishness rejects correction: A foolish person resists advice, discipline, or constructive criticism. Wisdom grows when people are willing to learn from mistakes and listen to guidance.
2. It promotes pride: Foolishness often makes a person believe they already know everything. Pride closes the door to learning, while wisdom begins with humility.
3. It encourages impulsive decisions: Wisdom considers consequences before acting, but foolishness acts carelessly, emotionally, or recklessly without thinking ahead.
4. It ignores truth: A foolish person may deny facts, avoid responsibility, or follow deception. Wisdom seeks truth even when it is uncomfortable.
5. It weakens self-control: Foolishness often leads to uncontrolled anger, careless speech, and destructive behavior. Wisdom values discipline and emotional regulation.
6. It prevents growth: Wise people learn from experiences, but foolish people repeat the same mistakes because they refuse to reflect and change.
7. It damages relationships: Foolishness can produce harsh words, selfishness, dishonesty, and conflict, while wisdom builds peace, understanding, and healthy relationships.
8. It separates people from godly direction: Biblically, foolishness ignores God’s principles and guidance, while wisdom begins with reverence for God.

Signs of wisdom overcoming foolishness:

1. Openness to learning
2. Humility
3. Patience
4. Self-control
5. Discernment
6. Listening before speaking
7. Seeking truth and understanding

PERSONAL CONFESSION: I choose wisdom over pride, understanding over ignorance, and growth over foolishness.

PERSONAL PRAYER: Lord, help me to reject foolishness and walk in wisdom. Teach me to listen, learn, and make decisions that honour You and bless others in Jesus’ mighty name. Amen.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Foolishness is often a product of ignorance.

NOTE: Foolishness closes the ears to truth, but wisdom opens the heart to learn.

18/05/2026

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FROM: GOSHEN WOMEN MINISTRY INT’L

DATE: MONDAY, MAY 18, 2026

TOPIC: Ignorance is an Enemy of Divine Wisdom

MEMORY VERSE: Acts 17:30
[30]And the times of this ignorance God winked at; but now commandeth all men every where to repent:

FOCUS: Hosea 4:6
[6]My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge: because thou hast rejected knowledge, I will also reject thee, that thou shalt be no priest to me: seeing thou hast forgotten the law of thy God, I will also forget thy children.

Ignorance hinders wisdom because wisdom depends on understanding, truth, and discernment. When a person lacks knowledge, awareness, or the willingness to learn, it becomes difficult to make sound decisions or see situations clearly.

1. Ignorance Limits Understanding: A person cannot apply wisdom to what they do not understand. Lack of knowledge leads to poor judgment, confusion, and avoidable mistakes.
2. Ignorance Feeds Pride: Some people refuse correction because they think they already know enough. This closes the door to growth and learning. True wisdom remains teachable.
3. Ignorance Causes Repeated Errors: Without learning from experience, counsel, or truth, people often repeat the same harmful patterns.
4. Ignorance Weakens Discernment: Wisdom helps distinguish right from wrong, truth from deception, and good opportunities from dangerous ones. Ignorance makes a person easily misled.
5. Ignorance Affects Relationships: Misunderstanding people, emotions, or consequences can lead to conflict, harshness, and broken trust. Wisdom builds healthy relationships through understanding and empathy.
6. Ignorance Resists Growth: Wisdom grows through learning, listening, reflection, and humility. Ignorance keeps a person stagnant when they refuse instruction or new insight.
7. Spiritual Ignorance Separates People from Godly Wisdom: In the Bible, lack of spiritual understanding often led people away from God’s direction and purpose.

PERSONAL CONFESSION: I choose to grow in knowledge, humility, and understanding. Wisdom guides my thoughts, decisions, and actions daily.

PERSONAL PRAYER: Lord, remove every form of ignorance from my life. Give me understanding, humility to learn, and wisdom to walk in truth and righteousness in Jesus’ mighty Name. Amen.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT: The cure for ignorance is knowledge.

NOTE: Ignorance closes the eyes of understanding, but wisdom opens the heart to truth.

17/05/2026

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FROM: GOSHEN WOMEN MINISTRY INT’L

DATE: SUNDAY, MAY 17, 2026

In this third series, I will be looking at enemies of wisdom and how to correct them. Wisdom is the principal thing, but the heart must be open to learn and receive wisdom at all times. Some major enemies of wisdom are attitudes, habits, and influences that prevent a person from thinking rightly, learning deeply, and acting wisely.

TOPIC: Pride is an Enemy of Divine Wisdom

MEMORY VERSE: Proverbs 6:6
[6]Go to the ant, thou sluggard; consider her ways, and be wise:

FOCUS: Proverbs 1:20
[20]Wisdom crieth without; she uttereth her voice in the streets:

One of the major enemies of divine wisdom is pride. Pride makes people feel they know everything and do not need correction. Wisdom grows through humility and teachability.

Pride is an enemy of wisdom because it closes the heart and mind to learning, correction, and dependence on God. Wisdom grows in humility, but pride creates resistance to truth and understanding.

1. Pride Rejects Correction: A proud person often believes they are always right. Wisdom, however, grows through instruction, feedback, and learning from mistakes.
2. Pride Blinds a Person to Their Weaknesses: Wisdom requires self-awareness. Pride hides faults and prevents personal growth.
3. Pride Makes People Depend Only on Themselves: Godly wisdom begins with reverence for God. Pride pushes people to rely solely on their own understanding.
4. Pride Destroys Relationships: Wise people value peace, listening, and understanding. Pride creates arguments, competition, and offense.
5. Pride Blocks Teachability: A teachable spirit attracts wisdom. Pride says, “I already know.” Wisdom says, “I can still learn.”
6. Pride Can Lead to Downfall: Many biblical examples show that pride often comes before failure because it causes careless and arrogant decisions.

BIBLICAL EXAMPLES OF PRIDE DESTROYING WISDOM:
* King Saul lost direction because pride made him disobey God.
* Nebuchadnezzar was humbled after exalting himself.
* Lucifer fell because of pride and self-exaltation.

SIGNS PRIDE MAY BE HINDERING WISDOM:
* Refusing advice
* Always wanting to be right
* Difficulty apologizing
* Looking down on others
* Ignoring godly counsel
* Defensiveness when corrected

HOW TO OVERCOME PRIDE:
1. Practice humility daily.
2. Pray for a teachable heart.
3. Accept correction without offense.
4. Listen more than you speak.
5. Remember that every gift and achievement comes from God.
6. Surround yourself with wise counsel.

PERSONAL CONFESSION: I walk in humility, wisdom, and teachability. I welcome growth, correction, and divine guidance. Pride will not control my heart.

PERSONAL PRAYER: Lord, remove every form of pride from my heart. Teach me to walk in humility, wisdom, and obedience. Give me a teachable spirit and help me grow daily in understanding in Jesus’ mighty Name. Amen.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Wisdom flourishes where pride dies.

NOTE: Pride grows in isolation, but wisdom grows in accountability.

16/05/2026

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FROM: GOSHEN WOMEN MINISTRY INT’L

DATE: SATURDAY, MAY 16, 2026

TOPIC: Adaptability is a Component of Divine Wisdom

MEMORY VERSE: Job 28:12
[12]But where shall wisdom be found? and where is the place of understanding?

FOCUS: Psalms 90:12
[12]So teach us to number our days, that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom.

Life is unpredictable, so wisdom includes flexibility and the ability to adjust beliefs or actions when new information appears.

Adaptability is a major component of wisdom because wisdom is not just knowing what is right, it is knowing how to respond rightly in changing situations. A wise person understands when to stand firm and when to adjust without losing their values.

1. Adaptability Helps People Respond Wisely to Change: Life changes constantly, relationships, work, health, opportunities, and challenges. Wisdom helps a person adjust instead of resisting every change. Adaptable people learn, grow, and move forward rather than remaining stuck in old patterns.
2. It Shows Humility and Teachability: Wise people understand they do not know everything. Adaptability allows them to accept correction, learn new ideas, and improve. Pride resists change, but wisdom welcomes growth.
3. Adaptability Improves Decision-Making: Sometimes a method that worked before may no longer work. Wisdom recognizes timing and seasons. An adaptable person can change strategies while still pursuing the right purpose.
4. It Strengthens Emotional Maturity: Adaptability helps people stay calm during uncertainty. Instead of panicking, a wise person adjusts with patience, faith, and understanding.
5. Adaptability Helps Relationships Thrive: Wise people know how to relate with different personalities, cultures, and situations. They communicate with understanding and flexibility without compromising truth.
6. Biblical Wisdom Encourages Adaptability:

* Joseph adapted from being a shepherd’s son, to a slave, to a prisoner, and later a ruler in Egypt.
* Paul the Apostle adjusted his approach to reach different people while still preaching the Gospel.
* Daniel lived wisely in a foreign land without abandoning his faith.

CONCLUSION: Wisdom is the integration of knowing, thinking, feeling, and acting in a balanced and thoughtful way.

PERSONAL CONFESSION: I am wise, teachable, and adaptable. I grow through every season with understanding and grace.

PERSONAL PRAYER: Lord, give me the wisdom to adapt to every season of life without losing my faith, character, and purpose. Teach me to grow, learn, and walk wisely in changing times in Jesus’ mighty Name. Amen.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Wise people grow through change instead of resisting it.

NOTE: Wisdom knows when to hold on and when to adjust.

15/05/2026

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FROM: GOSHEN WOMEN MINISTRY INT’L

DATE: FRIDAY, MAY 15, 2026

TOPIC: Big-Picture Thinking is a Component of Divine Wisdom

MEMORY VERSE: Genesis 13:15
[15]For all the land which thou seest, to thee will I give it, and to thy seed for ever.

FOCUS: Isaiah 44:18
[18]They have not known nor understood: for he hath shut their eyes, that they cannot see; and their hearts, that they cannot understand.

Seeing the big picture is an important component of wisdom because wisdom looks beyond the present moment and understands how actions, decisions, and events connect to a larger purpose and future outcome.

1. Wisdom Looks Beyond Immediate Feelings: A wise person does not make decisions based only on temporary emotions or short-term pleasure. They consider long-term consequences and future impact.
2. It Helps in Better Decision-Making: Seeing the big picture allows a person to weigh options carefully and choose what will bring lasting benefit rather than temporary satisfaction.
3. It Brings Patience and Understanding: Wisdom understands that growth, success, healing, and purpose often take time. Big-picture thinking helps people remain patient during difficult seasons.
4. It Helps Prioritize What Truly Matters: Wise people focus on values, purpose, relationships, character, and destiny rather than distractions or minor issues.
5. It Encourages Balance: Big-picture wisdom helps people avoid extreme reactions because they understand that one moment does not define the whole journey.
6. It Strengthens Vision and Purpose: Wisdom sees beyond obstacles and keeps focus on the greater goal. Visionary leaders often succeed because they think beyond the present situation.
7. It Reflects Godly Perspective: Godly wisdom sees life from a higher perspective, trusting that God is working even when situations seem unclear.

BIBLICAL EXAMPLE: Joseph saw the bigger picture of God’s plan despite slavery and imprisonment. Wisdom helped him remain faithful until he rose to leadership in Egypt.

PERSONAL CONFESSION: I will not be controlled by temporary situations. Through wisdom, I see the bigger picture, make sound decisions, and walk in purpose.

PERSONAL PRAYER: Lord, give me the wisdom to see beyond temporary challenges. Help me understand Your purpose and make wise decisions concerning the bigger picture of my life in the mighty name of Jesus Christ. Amen.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Wise people focus on purpose, not just problems.

NOTE: Big-picture thinking protects destiny.