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27/05/2026

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23/05/2026

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21/05/2026

DOMINION MANDATE DAILY DEVOTIONAL

THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2026

THE DANGERS OF IDENTITY CRISIS

JEREMIAH 1:4-5; 1 TIMOTHY 4:12; ROMANS 11:13

"And it came to pass in those days, that Jesus came from Nazareth of Galilee, and was baptized of John in Jordan. And straightway coming up out of the water, He saw the Heavens opened, and the Spirit like a dove descending upon Him: And there came a Voice from Heaven, saying, “Thou art My Beloved Son, in Whom I am well pleased" Mark 1:9-11 (KJV).

An identity crisis could be essentially defined as "a period of uncertainty or confusion in a person’s life." This crisis usually occurs whenever a person’s sense of identity becomes insecure and unstable. As human beings, we’ve been subtly programmed to identify ourselves in a variety of ways. We do this in part to give others a way to categorize and understand us, like the way you introduce yourself. However, we also do it to try to make sense of ourselves. Some people have their identities tied closely to their work and career. Other people have their identities tied closely to their families, relationships or parenthood. Still other people tie their identities to their passions, hobbies and dreams in life.

In Christ Jesus we have our Unique Identity as God's children and His Representatives to all Creation (Rom. 8:16, 19). This Identity supercedes every other identity we have. When we gave our lives to Christ we received this Identity (Gal. 4:6-7). Every other identity we have taps its relevance from this Foundational Identity. Sometimes those other sources of our identity such as our natural families, relationships, passions, hobbies, occupations and dreams, could easily be challenged or shaken. You could lose your means of livelihood or be disappointed by someone whose relationship is a source of your identity. Anytime this happens you could become prone to identity crisis. But if the Foundational Identity you have in God is established in place, then no disappointment or failure is capable of making you lose your Identity.

There are certain basic symptoms of identity crisis and they include the following:
(1.) LOW SELF-ESTEEM.
(2.) QUESTIONING YOUR VALUE OR WORTH.
(3.) FEELING LOST OR AIMLESS.
(4.) NOT FEELING A SENSE OF PURPOSE.
(5.) BEING EMOTIONALLY SCATTERED (OR HAVING DIFFICULTY REGULATING YOUR EMOTIONS).
(6.) INCREASED FEELINGS OF INSECURITY.
(7.) INCREASED FEELINGS OF ANXIETY OR DEPRESSION.
(8.) FEELINGS OF HOPELESSNESS OR WORTHLESSNESS.
(9.) LOSS OF INTEREST IN THINGS ONCE ENJOYED.
(10.) CHRONIC FATIGUE.
(11.) IRRITABILITY.
(12.) DIFFICULTY CONCENTRATING.
(13.) LOW ENERGY LEVELS.
(14.) LOW MOTIVATION.

There are some other fundamental things which you must begin to practice to ensure you don't fall prey to the dangers of identity crisis:
(a.) ENSURE YOU HAVE A PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP WITH YOUR HEAVENLY FATHER THROUGH DAILY TIMES OF PRAYER, STUDY OF THE WORD AND QUIET TIME: You need to hear your Father's Voice regularly. He always speaks Words of Affirmation that ensure you never lose your sense of Identity and Purpose.
(b.) GET COMMITTED IN THE LOCAL CHURCH ASSEMBLY WHERE GOD HAS PLANTED YOU AND SUBMIT TO THE DESIGNATED LEADERSHIP THERE: God gives us Spiritual leaders like pastors who play a fatherly role and represent Him in our lives.
(c.) PRACTICE FOLLOWING THE LEADINGS YOU GET FROM GOD: The more you obey His Voice, the more you will continue to hear His Voice.

PRAYER:

Heavenly Father, we come to You today as Your sons. Thank You for the privilege of being adopted as Your Own children. O Lord, please grant us the Grace to continue to understand and maximize our Relationship with You and deal with any shadow of identity crisis lurking in the corner in Jesus' Mighty Name we pray. Amen.

18/05/2026

DOMINION MANDATE DAILY DEVOTIONAL

MONDAY, MAY 18, 2026

THE THREE PEOPLE YOU MUST NEVER FIGHT

BIBLE READING: PSALM 74:20; MALACHI 1:6-14; JOHN 13:34-35; 2 SAMUEL 21:15-17

“It is an Honour for a man to keep away from strife [by handling situations with thoughtful Foresight], but any fool will [start a] quarrel [without regard for the consequences]." Proverbs 20:3 (AMP)

Imagine a soldier on the battlefield: He does not just carry a sword for fighting; he also carries a shield for protecting his commander. The shield takes the arrows and blows meant for the leader. In God's Great Plan, sons are called to be like that shield for their fathers and families. Whenever trouble comes, whether it is gossip, attack or pressure, a true son stands in the gap and defends his father. Psalm 127:3-5 says that children, especially sons, are like arrows in the hand of a warrior. Arrows are used both to attack the enemy and to defend the one holding the bow. A son's heart should always be with his father and family, never with those who wish them harm (Prov. 20:20). If a son turns against his father, he brings serious trouble into his own life. On the other hand, when a father fights harshly with his son, it brings shame and breaks the family's Peace, just like we saw between King Saul and David (1 Sam. 18:6-15). The bond between fathers and sons is Holy. It must be filled with respect, protection and support. When sons defend their fathers and fathers lovingly guide their sons, the family becomes strong and united, ready to face any storm together.

There are three kinds of people we must be very careful never to fight, because doing so leads to great trouble:

(1.) FATHERS: A father is like the root of a tree. If you cut the root, the whole tree dies. Fighting against your father, whether your biological father, your Spiritual father or your Heavenly Father breaks a Sacred Connection and can bring problems for many generations. Malachi 4:5-6 warns that God will send a curse on the land if fathers' hearts are not turned to their children and children's hearts to their fathers. Instead, the Holy Bible commands us to honour our fathers and mothers so that we may live long and have good lives (Eph. 6:1-3). Honour means giving weight and value to someone. When we honour our fathers, we are not just following a rule. We are opening a door for blessings that can last for generations. Whether it is our Heavenly Father who directs us, our Spiritual fathers who teach and care for us or our biological fathers who gave us life, honouring them keeps families strong and brings God's Good Gifts into our lives.

(2.) BROTHERS IN THE FAITH: Imagine two soldiers from the same army fighting each other while the enemy watches and laughs. That is exactly what happens when Christian believers go to court against fellow believers. The Holy Scriptures give us clear instructions for solving disagreements among brothers and sisters in Christ. Jesus taught in Matthew 18:15-17 that if someone sins against you, go and talk to them privately first. Only if they refuse to listen should you bring one or two others. The goal is always Restoration, not revenge. In 1 Corinthians 6:1-8, Paul rebukes believers for taking their disputes before unbelieving judges. He says it would be better to be wronged than to drag the Family Name of God through public shame. Jesus also said in Matthew 5:21-26 that we should make peace with our brother before even bringing our gift to the altar. Relationships are more important to God than religious performances. So, before you think about lawsuits or public fights, try the Bible's Way: Private conversation, then witnesses, then Church leadership. Keep the Family of God united.

(3.) SONS IN THE FAITH: One of the most shameful things a Spiritual father can do is to descend to the level of fighting with his own son in the Lord. It is like a general wrestling with a private instead of letting other soldiers handle it. Even when a son rebels, the wise father allows loyal sons to deal with the erring brother. Look at Absalom. He rebelled against his father David. David did not go out to fight him personally. Instead, David's loyal men, led by Joab, went to battle and Absalom was killed (2 Sam. 15:1-18; 18:1-17). When satan rises up against God, Michael the Archangel and his Angels handle him; God does not argue with the devil (Lk. 10:18; Rev. 12:7-9). It is the job of loyal brothers to defend their father by correcting their erring brothers. Fathers must never lower themselves by exchanging insults or blows with their sons.

Fighting against someone God has anointed is like fighting against God Himself. King David showed us this powerfully. Even though King Saul was trying to kill him, David refused to raise his hand against Saul because Saul was the Lord's Anointed (1 Sam. 24:6; 26:9-11). Hebrews 13:17 tells us to respect those who lead us in the Lord. When we honour fathers, we unlock Blessings. When we make Peace with brothers, we build a Powerful Witness. When we respect God's chosen leaders, we protect ourselves and align with God's Order.

PRAYER:

Heavenly Father, we thank You for the Sacred Bonds You have placed within families and Your Church. O Lord, please give us Grace to honour our fathers with Respect and Love. Help us to be peacemakers among our siblings in the Faith. Give us Wisdom to honour Your Anointed ones without jealousy or pride. May our lives show the Blessing that comes from honouring these Relationships in n Jesus' Mighty Name. Amen.

15/05/2026

DOMINION MANDATE DAILY DEVOTIONAL

FRIDAY, MAY 15, 2026

UNDERSTANDING THE DANGERS OF FAMILIARITY

BIBLE READING: NUMBERS 12:1-13; MARK 6:1-6; 2 SAMUEL 6:1-23; ACTS 5:1-11; 1 SAMUEL 24:1-7

“But Peter said, "Ananias, why has satan filled your heart to lie to the Holy Spirit and keep back part of the price of the land for yourself? While it remained, was it not your own? And after it was sold, was it not in your own control? Why have you conceived this thing in your heart? You have not lied to men but to God." Acts 5:3-4(NKJV)

There is a quiet yet deadly shift that happens when something Holy becomes common in our eyes. At first, we love it. Then we get used to it. Then we begin to lose our respect for it. This can happen with God’s Word, God’s House, God’s Spirit and even God’s servants. The Holy Bible warns us again and again: Do not let familiarity steal your Reverence. One of the clearest examples is recorded in Acts chapter 5. Ananias and his wife Sapphira saw Peter as just another man. They thought they could lie to him and get away with it. But Peter was not speaking from himself. He was carrying God’s Authority. When Ananias lied, he really lied to the Holy Spirit (Acts 5:3). Their sin was not just lying but rather was treating something Sacred as if it were ordinary. The result was sudden and Severe Judgment. This story forces us to ask ourselves: Have I begun to take God’s servants for granted? Have I lost my Awe for the Anointed people God has placed over me? (Selah)

Even the Lord Jesus Himself faced this problem. In Mark chapter 6, He went back to His hometown of Nazareth. The people there had watched Him grow up. They knew His family. Instead of receiving His Wisdom, they sneered, “Isn’t this the carpenter? Isn’t this Mary’s son?” Their familiar eyes could not see His Divine Glory. Because of their unbelief and disrespect, Mark 6:5 says Jesus could not do any mighty work there, not because He had lost Power but because their hearts had lost Awe. In Numbers chapter 12, Miriam and Aaron also fell into this trap. They were Moses’ older siblings. They thought, “Has God spoken only through Moses? Hasn’t He also spoken through us?” (vs 2). They allowed familiarity to breed competition instead of submission. God’s response was swift: Miriam was struck with leprosy. The lesson is clear: when you treat Anointed leadership as ordinary, you invite danger into your own life.

How can you know when your comfort has turned into contempt? Watch out for the following signs:

1. You finish your leader’s sentences instead of listening with a fresh heart.
2. You delay or change their instructions, thinking, “They will understand if I adjust it.”
3.You keep a list of their mistakes in your mind instead of covering them in Prayer.
4. You interrupt them or make wrong jokes during serious Spiritual moments.
5. You check your phone or whisper to others when they are speaking.
6. You refer to them in a casual or disrespectful way that lowers their God-given role.
7. You second-guess their direction without first asking God.
8. You feel entitled to their time and attention in ways that go beyond healthy boundaries.
9. You say in your heart, “They are not really that anointed.”
10. You feel irritated instead of humble when they correct you.

The cure for familiarity is deliberate Reverence. You must choose to honour the person because you honour the God Who sent them. King David showed us this in 1 Samuel 24: He had a chance to kill King Saul, who was hunting him down. But David refused to touch God’s Anointed. He said, “The Lord forbid that I should do such a thing to my master.” David honoured the office even when the man was wrong. That is the heart God loves. Remember: How you treat God’s servant is how you would treat God Himself (Matt. 25:40).

PRAYER:

Heavenly Father, we come to You with humble hearts. O Lord, please forgive us for every time we have treated Sacred Things and Anointed people as ordinary. Cleanse us from any spirit of contempt or disrespect. Give us fresh eyes to see Your Hand upon those You have placed in Authority over us. Lead us in the Path of Righteousness and help us to walk in Reverence all our days in Jesus’ Mighty Name. Amen.

15/05/2026

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12/05/2026

DOMINION MANDATE DAILY DEVOTIONAL

TUESDAY, MAY 12, 2026

THREE TYPES OF FATHERS

BIBLE READING: 2 KINGS 2:12; MATTHEW 6:9; HEBREWS 12:9

"And He said to them, “Why did you seek Me? Did you not know that I must be about My Father's Business?” Luke 2:49 (NKJV)

It is extremely imperative that we as Genuine Christian believers have a Clear Understanding of the Concept of Fatherhood because that is the key factor which determines the very Essence of Life itself. It is rather pathetic and sad to note that there is an emergence of a generation of bastards who regularly threaten to undermine our very own source on a daily basis, thereby subsequently invoking a curse upon the Earth (Mal. 4:5-6). Fathers are the foundation of families and the Holy Bible still asks this timeless rhetorical question: "If the foundations be destroyed, what shall the Righteous do?" (Ps. 11:3).

There are Three Different Types or Classes of Fathers, each of whom has a particular jurisdiction as well as a specific kind of value attached to his paternal role. Let us carefully examine them a bit further for a more comprehensive grasp of this matter:

(1.) OUR HEAVENLY FATHER: This refers exclusively to the Lord God Almighty Himself. There are Two Primary Dimensions to the Fatherhood of God:

(a.) He is the Father of all Creation (Gen. 1:1-31): As revealed through His Name "Elohim," this refers to His Role as the Ultimate Source and Sustainer of all the Works of His Hands.

(b.) He is the Father of all those who have been Redeemed in Christ Jesus (Jn. 20:17): This focuses on His Role as Jehovah, the Father of all Genuine Christian believers.

(2.) OUR BIOLOGICAL FATHERS: This refers to our natural progenitors or those men from whose natural genes we obtain our DNA or individual identity (Eph. 6:2-3): No matter how distinguished you think yourself to be, your natural father is worthy of your Reverence because his own blessings are just as Powerful as the Blessings of our Heavenly Father Himself.

(3.) OUR SPIRITUAL FATHERS: This refers exclusively to the men of God who have been called and used by Him to shape and chart the course of our various destines (1 Cor. 4:15-17). Your Spiritual father is the sole custodian and carrier of your Patriarchal Blessing and your Spiritual inheritance. Never forget this wise saying: "TEACHERS may provide KNOWLEDGE, TRAINERS may provide SKILL, COACHES may provide DISCIPLINE, MENTORS may provide a LIFESTYLE but only FATHERS can provide LIFE." The Lord God Almighty Himself grant us Understanding of the importance of Fatherhood by His Spirit.

PRAYER:

Heavenly Father, we glorify You alone as our Source and Sustainer. O Lord, please help us to comprehend and properly honour all of our fathers in Jesus' Mighty Name. Amen.

11/05/2026

DOMINION MANDATE DAILY DEVOTIONAL

MONDAY, MAY 11, 2026

MANY MENTORS, ONE FATHER

BIBLE READING: 2KINGS 2:1-15; MATTHEW 23:1-12; JOHN 13: 1-20; 1 CORINTHIANS 4:15-17

"For though you might have ten thousand instructors in Christ, yet you do not have many fathers; for in Christ Jesus I have begotten you through the Gospel." 1 Corinthians 4:15(NKJV)

In an attempt to fully understand the Concept of Fatherhood, it becomes important to discern certain Key Principles, one of which is the Principle of Exclusivity (2 Kgs. 2:12). This Principle highlights the fact that even though one may have a multitude of tutors, it is impossible to have more than one father, a fact which cuts across every facet of human existence. There are certain things in this life that a person can never have more than one of them. For instance, in the natural human family, one person can only have a pair of biological parents i.e., one father and one mother. Likewise, a woman can have only one husband per time. Also, as True Christian believers, we only have One Heavenly Father and only One Lord, our Saviour Jesus Christ (Eph. 4:4-6). This was the Issue which the Lord Jesus was addressing during His Scathing Rebuke of the Pharisees and doctors of the Law: "But you, do not be called 'Rabbi'; for One is your Teacher, the Christ, and you are all brethren. DO NOT CALL ANYONE ON EARTH YOUR FATHER; FOR ONE IS YOUR FATHER, HE WHO IS IN HEAVEN. And do not be called teachers; for One is your Teacher, the Christ" (Matt. 23:8-10). We must never have any other God beside or before the Almighty God. We don't have several ways to God but rather we have only One Way: The Lord Jesus Who is the Way, the Truth and the Life (Jn. 14:6).

As we carefully examine our Key Scriptural Text as interpreted in the New Living Translation (NLT), we can fully comprehend and appreciate the Principle of Exclusivity: "For even if you had ten thousand others to teach you about Christ, you have ONLY ONE SPIRITUAL FATHER. For I became your father in Christ Jesus when I preached the Good News to you" (1 Cor. 4:15 NLT). From this, we can observe with clarity that we also have just one Spiritual father. Every Spiritual Family has just one Spiritual father, not two and definitely not more than that. For instance, the Dominion City Family has just only one Spiritual father whose name is Pastor David Ogbueli. Every other pastor who serves in the Spiritual Family is just ministering with Delegated Authority as a Guardian and Tutor (Gal. 4:1-2). When we were born, none of us was given the privilege of choosing the family through which we would come into the world. We don't get to choose our nationality, location of birth and most of all our parents. This same Principle applies Spiritually because all Truths are parallel. Although choice plays a critical part in our becoming Born again in that each individual gets to decide whether or not to accept Jesus as Saviour and Lord when the opportunity is presented, we still don't choose the exact day it happens or the avenue through which/whom God brings us the Good News. Eventually, we don't choose our Spiritual family or Spiritual fathers simply because it's not our choice to make.

During our Christian Journey, we will come across a plethora of teachers, tutors and Spiritual leaders, as we have seen in the aforementioned Scripture. These men and women are sent to play important roles in our lives as God leads them. But how do we distinguish and discern our Spiritual fathers among the numerous Spiritual leaders we would cross paths with? (Ps. 42:7). Many Christian believers make the mistake of choosing their fathers on the basis of sentiments or merely those things that eyes can see, like the size of his Church, wealth, Spiritual Influence and achievements. While these attributes are undoubtedly noble, these believers fail to recognize that it is God Himself Who sets the solitary in families (Psa. 68:6). As Genuine Christian believers, we need to prayerfully ask and seek the Face of God regarding His Purpose and Specific Assignment for our lives, (Jer. 33:3) trusting Him to direct us as our Shepherd. God then starts to connect your heart with that of the man he has raised as your father and also to your Spiritual Family (Ps. 23:1-3).

PRAYER:

Heavenly Father, we magnify Your Holy Name today. O Lord, please open our eyes that we may clearly discern our Spiritual father in the midst of a multitude of mentors and tutors in Jesus' Mighty Name. Amen.

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