CAC Ambassador's Church

06/09/2026

22/08/2026

CHRIST APOSTOLIC CHURCH
Nigeria & Overseas

SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON

Theme:
The BIBLE: God's Message to Man

January - December 2026

Unit IV:
Life In The New Testament

August 23, 2026

Lesson 30

Topic:
The General Epistles

Memory Scripture:
And I appeal to you, brethren, bear with the word of exhortation, for I have written to you in few words.
Hebrew 13:22

God's prophets called His people to repentance, justice, and faithfulness, sharing His message to guide Israel for generations.

BRIEF COMMENT
The memory scripture invites us to reflect on the General Epistles as letters that are not only brief but filled with deep, transformative teachings. While these letters may appear short in length, they carry significant weight in the New Testament (NT) canon. They were instrumental in forming a holistic understanding of Christian living, addressing aspects such as faith, love, perseverance and holiness, while also warning against false teachings. These letters, written by apostles other than Paul, play a vital role in shaping the NT. Together with Paul's epistles, they contributed to the solid foundation of the Christian faith, helping to complete the body of work that we now call the Bible.

The General Epistles were eventually recognised as essential writings for the Church, not only guiding the early believers but also offering timeless advice for us today. Their inclusion in the Bible helps us see the interconnectedness of all Scripture and highlights the importance of maintaining unity and love within the body of Christ.

DEVOTIONAL BIBLE READINGS

Mon. 17: Faith And Patience Guide Our Way (Jas. 1:3-4)

18: Test Your Faith And You'll Grow (1 Pet. 1:6-7)

Tue. Wed. 19: Love One Another, As He Loved (1 Jn. 4:7-8)

Thu. 20: Stay Strong In Trials, You'll Win (Heb. 10:36)

Fri. 21: Build Each Other Up In Christ (Jude 1: 20-21)

Sat. 22: Persevere In Faith, Till The End (2 Pet. 1:5-7)

DEVOTIONAL THOUGHTS

i. The General Epistles emphasise that genuine faith expresses itself through love and perseverance.

ii. These letters also provide clear warnings against false teachings and encourage us to stand firm in our faith, knowing that our reward is secure in Christ.

BACKGROUND SCRIPTURE: 2 Corinthian 3:3

AIM AND OBJECTIVES

AIM: To show the role of the General Epistles in the development of the NT Scripture and how they remain relevant to Christians today.

OBJECTIVES: By the end of this lesson, learners should be able to:

i. identify the authors and themes of the General Epistles as well as their contribution to the NT and the entire Bible; and

ii. apply the teachings of the General Epistles in their personal Christian walk, especially in the areas of faith, love and perseverance.

INTRODUCTION

TEXTUAL SOURCES: JAMES 1:1,22; 2:17; 1 PETER 1:6-7; 4:12-13; 1 JOHN 3:18; 4:1,7-8; JUDE 1:3
Praise be to our Lord Jesus Christ for guiding us through last week's lesson. Paul's letters remind us that faith brings salvation, with love at the heart of how we live and relate to others. He also teaches us to be spiritually strong, using God's armour to face challenges. These teachings helped shape the early Church's values.

The General Epistles provided guidance on Christian living. They focused on love, unity, holiness, faith and warned against false teachings that were starting to spread in the early Church. These letters were key in forming the early Church's teachings and became part of the New Testament.

The General Epistles include Hebrews, James, 1 and 2 Peter, 1, 2 and 3 John and Jude. Each book teaches us important lessons about Christian life and contains timeless messages that still guide believers today. Together, these letters helped shape the early Church and laid the foundation for the Christian faith we follow now.

LESSON OUTLINE

I. THE EPISTLES TO YOU

II. THE EPISTLES, SHAPING THE NT SCRIPTURE

LESSON EXPOSITION

I. THE EPISTLES TO YOU (Jas. 2:17; 1 Pet. 1:6-7: 1 Jn. 4:7-8; Jude 1:3)
And I appeal to you, brethren, bear with the word of exhortation, for I have written to you in few words (Heb. 13:22)

a) The General Epistles offered the early Church practical advice on living out faith during tough times.

b) Unlike Paul's doctrinal letters, these Epistles focus on love, perseverance and faith in action, encouraging believers to stay true to the Gospel, live with holiness and remain strong in challenges.

c) Jas. 2:17: James reminds us that true faith isn't just about believing; it needs to show in how we act. Faith should be visible in our love and good deeds.

d) 1 Pet. 1:6-7: Peter encourages us that though trials are hard, they refine our faith and make it stronger, just like gold is purified by fire (cf. 5:10).

e) 1 Jn. 4:7-8: John teaches that love isn't just important-it is a sign that we know God. Our love for one another shows our connection to God and moderates our actions towards Him and others.

f) Jude 1:3: Jude urges us to guard the faith against false ideas that threaten to confuse or dilute the gospel message.

g) These letters laid a solid foundation for the Church, urging Christians to live with holiness, love and unity, especially in hard times and to reflect Christ's love through their actions.

II. THE EPISTLES, SHAPING THE NT SCRIPTURE (Jas.1:1,22; 1 Pet. 4:12-13; 1 Jn. 4:1; 3:18)
James, a servant of God and of the Lord Jesus Christ, to the twelve tribes scattered among the nations: Greetings (Jas. 1:1).

a) Jas. 1:22: The General Epistles helped shape the NT by uniting early Christians around core truths. They teach that faith is not just belief, but action, and encouraged believers to live out their faith daily.

b) 1 Pet. 4:12-13: They offer practical advice on handling life's struggles. They teach that trials are to strengthen our faith and character.

c) 1 Jn. 4:1: They help preserve the Gospel by warning believers against false teachings. They stress the importance of staying true to sound doctrine and being cautious about misleading ideas.

d) 3:18: They emphasise that faith is about living it through love and obedience. They encourage believers to show their faith through acts of kindness and following God's commands.

e) They stress the authority of the Scripture, establishing it as the final guide for Christian living (cf. 2 Tim. 3:16-17) that should shape the believer's life and actions.

f) They taught that perseverance helps develop spiritual maturity (cf. Rom. 5:3-4) and encourage Christians to see suffering as a chance for growth, helping to build stronger faith and character.

g) These letters are key in shaping the NT canon by keeping teachings consistent with Christ's truth. They guided the early Church in doctrine, holiness and fellowship, laying the basis for Christian living.

h) Today, the General Epistles continue to guide us, reminding us to live out our faith, endure trials and trust in the authority of the Scripture, keeping us focused on the core message of the gospel.

LESSONS DERIVED
1. The General Epistles teach us to live our faith through our actions and love for others, persevering through trials.

2. The Epistles contributed immensely to the NT Scripture as we have it today. Don't joke with the blessings in them for us.

QUESTIONS
1. How do the General Epistles contribute to the overall message of the NT?

2. What are some key teachings from the General Epistles that are relevant to us today?

SUGGESTED ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS

ANSWER TO QUESTION 1

* The General Epistles show how Jesus' life and teachings shape our daily Christian walk. They connect His example of love, humility and faith to practical living.

* They show faith in action and urge believers to live out Jesus' principles of love, holiness and fellowship.

* These letters also address persecution and suffering, reminding Christians to face challenges with hope, just like Jesus did.

* They help build the church's foundation, linking Jesus' teachings to the growth of Christian doctrine and the early Church.

ANSWER TO QUESTION 2

* Faith and works: Genuine faith should lead to action, as seen in Jesus' call to service and love others (Jas. 2:14-26).

* Love one another: The Epistles emphasise love, just as Jesus taught (1 Pet. 1:22). Love remains central for Christians ristians today.

* Perseverance in trials: Like Jesus, the Epistles encourage us to stay faithful through difficulties (Jas. 1:2-4).

* Living in holiness: Christians are urged to live holy lives, following Jesus' example (1 Pet. 1:15-16).

* Unity: The letters stress the need for Church unity, echoing Jesus' prayer for oneness (Jn. 17:21).

LIFE APPLICATION
In our own lives, we face challenges that test our faith. The General Epistles teach us that these trials are not in vain but lead to spiritual growth. We are encouraged to persevere and remain steadfast in our faith. Whether dealing with difficulties at work, in our relationships, or with personal struggles, these letters remind us that faith and love are the foundation upon which we stand and they are the keys to living out God's calling for us.

CONCLUSION
As we bring this lesson to a close, we shouldn't forget that the General Epistles provide us with a wealth of practical A wisdom for Christian living. They encourage us to persevere in faith, love one another and stand firm in the truth of the Gospel. These letters helped shape the early Church and continue to guide us today. Let us apply their teachings to our lives, remaining faithful to Christ in all we do.

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20/08/2026

CHRIST APOSTOLIC CHURCH
[Nigeria and Overseas]

THE LIVING WATER [January-December, 2026]

DAILY DEVOTIONAL GUIDE

DATE:
Thursday, 20th August, 2026

TOPIC:
LIVING ABOVE PRAYER TERMINATORS

MEMORISE

If you then, being evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father who is in heaven give good things to those who ask Him! (Matthew 7:11).

READ:
Matthew 7:7-11

[7]. “Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you.

[8]. For everyone who asks receives, and he who seeks finds, and to him who knocks it will be opened.

[9]. Or what man is there among you who, if his son asks for bread, will give him a stone?

[10]. Or if he asks for a fish, will he give him a serpent?

[11]. If you then, being evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father who is in heaven give good things to those who ask Him!

EXPOSITION

To live above prayer terminators, we must examine our lives regularly. Are you confessing our sins and maintaining peace with other Are you avoiding worldly distractions and praying with the right motives? These are essential steps to ensuring your prayers are effective.

God's Word encourages us to ask, seek and knock in faith, while trusting that God is the loving Father. Who answers prayers (Matt. 7:7-11). However, our prayers must be free from hindrances like sin, strife, selfishness and worldliness. To ensure we live above these limitations, we must dedicate ourselves to holiness and a strong relationship with God.

God desires to bless us, but He also requires us to live in obedience. When we approach Him with pure hearts and align our prayers with His will, we open the door to His blessings. Let us persevere in prayer, trusting that God is faithful to hear us when we seek Him wholeheartedly.

As we live above these prayer terminators, we position ourselves for breakthroughs and testimonies. Draw closer to God each day, keeping your hand clean and your heart pure.

PRAYER POINTS

1. Lord, help me to live a life that pleases You and attracts answered prayers.

2. Father, strengthen my faith and remove all obstacles to my prayers.

3. Pray for CAC Research and Development Department, the Director and other staff member, as led by the Spirit of God.

SUGGESTED HYMN FOR TODAY:
CACGHB: 507

8 8 8 6 & Ref

1. My life, my love, I give to Thee,
Thou Lamb of God, who died for me;
Oh, may I ever faithful be,
My Saviour and my God!

Chorus:
I'll live for Him who died for me,
How happy then my life shall be!
I'll live for Him who died for me,
My Saviour and my God!

2. I now believe Thou dost receive
For Thou hast died that I might live;
And now henceforth I'll trust in Thee,
My Saviour and my God!

3. O Thou who died on Calvary
To save my soul and make me free,
I'll consecrate my life to Thee,
My Saviour and my God!

Amen.

EXTRA READING FOR TODAY:
Isaiah 63-65

AUTHOR
CAC, Christian Education Department.

Stay blessed and fruitful for the glory of God.

16/08/2026

We bless the name of our Lord Jesus Christ for the success of our Annual Youth Thanksgiving. 🙏✨

The Excellent Youth have emerged, and Jesus Christ is glorified! 🎉🔥

To God alone be all the glory for His faithfulness, grace, and mighty works among us. Indeed, the future is bright!

09/08/2026

CHRIST APOSTOLIC CHURCH
Nigeria & Overseas

SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON

Theme:
The BIBLE: God's Message to Man

January - December 2026

Unit IV:
Life In The New Testament

August 9, 2026

Lesson 28

Topic: Acts Of The Apostles

Memory Scripture:
And when He had called His twelve disciples to Him, He gave them power over unclean spirits, to cast them out, and to heal all kinds of sickness and all kinds of disease (Matthew 10:1).

The Apostles' actions laid the foundation of faith and community, spreading hope and unity in early Christianity.

BRIEF COMMENT
Acts of the Apostles is a book in the Bible that offers insights into the beginning of the Church and the growth it experienced through the apostles of Jesus Christ, empowered by the Holy Spirit. The narrative appears to conclude with Paul's missionary journey and his appearance before Caesar in Rome.

The apostles of Jesus Christ were His primary disciples, known for their pivotal roles in advancing His ministry. They were chosen as witnesses of Christ's life, death, and resurrection (Acts 1:8b). Jesus sent them to spread the Gospel to all nations, starting in Jerusalem and extending to the ends of the earth, accompanied by signs, the power to heal, and the authority to cast out demons (1:8). This universal commission highlights their role as the foundation of the Church (Eph. 2:20). Acts has continued to shape the Church since it was written, and it remains relevant today. Therefore, it is important to study it, so we can also catch the fire that drove the apostles.

DEVOTIONAL BIBLE READINGS

Mon. 3: The Apostles Are Called (Mk. 3:13-19)

Tue. 4: They Are Empowered (Matt. 10:1)

Wed. 5: They Are Sent Out (Matt. 10:5-15)

Thu. 6: The Apostles Should Expect Persecution (Matt. 10:16-26)

Fri. 7: The Apostles Motivated Against Fear (Matt. 10:27-33)

Sat. 8: The Apostles Act Powerfully (Acts 5:12-16)

2. DEVOTIONAL THOUGHTS

1. The Book of Acts details the formation, establishment, and development of Christ's Church.

2. It shows how the apostles, transformed by the Holy Spirit, shook their world with the Gospel. We too can do better if we prepare as they did in the Upper Room.

BACKGROUND SCRIPTURE: Matthew 28:16-20

AIM AND OBJECTIVES

AIM: To show how the works of the Apostles impacted the growth of the early Church and that of the NT canon.

OBJECTIVES: By the end of this lesson, learners should be able to:

i. explain what the book of Acts of the Apostles is and teaches, and how the early Church was birthed on the foundation of the Apostles' doctrine;

ii. state clearly that the Church experienced formidable growth through the mighty works done by the Holy Spirit through the Apostles; and

iii. follow suit in the path of the apostles and their doctrines.

INTRODUCTION

TEXTUAL SOURCE: ACTS 1-3,5,8,9,13

God alone be praised for the previous lesson that centred on the life, teachings, and parables of Jesus Christ. We are growing stronger each day as the life and teachings of Jesus are being transformed into our own lives through the in-depth study of His Word, in Jesus' name.

Today's topic is Acts of the Apostles, which aims to guide us through the activities of the early apostles, their roles in the founding and formation of the Church, and how the Holy Spirit assisted them in establishing and developing the first Church. Their selection and roles demonstrate the sovereignty of God in fulfilling His divine purposes, as illustrated throughout the Scripture. The apostles were ordinary men chosen for an extraordinary mission. A journey through the book of Acts will ignite unprecedented transformation within us, leading to fulfilment in both life and ministry.

LESSON OUTLINE

I. THE BIRTH OF CHRIST'S CHURCH

II. THE CHURCH'S GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT

LESSON EXPOSITION

I. THE BIRTH OF CHRIST'S CHURCH (Acts 1:1-11; 2:1-16)
And being assembled together with them, He commanded them not to depart from Jerusalem, but to wait for the Promise of the Father, "which," He said, "you have heard from Me" (Act 1:4).
a) Acts of the Apostles plays an important role in shaping the NT canon, focusing on the spread of Christianity and the empowerment of the disciples by the Holy Spirit.

b ) It is the fifth NT book. It It begins with Jesus' ascension and details the Church's birth on Pentecost. It bridges the Gospels and Epistles, showing the Gospel's spread and the early church's growth.

c) 1:1: The former account I made... Luke refers to his Gospel, where he chronicled Jesus' life, teachings and ministry. This connection shows that Acts is a continuation of Jesus' mission through His apostles.

d) vv. 4-8: The Promise of the Father and Christ's command to wait in Jerusalem for it, connects with earlier teachings (Lk. 24:49; Jn. 14:26)-Unity of the Bible.

e) 2:1-4: The Holy Spirit comes upon the disciples, marking the Church's birth. Their unity and obedience led to this supernatural event, showing the importance of harmony in receiving God's blessings.

f) vv. 5-16: The Spirit's presence emboldened the Apostles to speak in tongues. This change marks their transition from weakness to courage, enabling them to spread the Gospel, foundational to the NT canon development.

g) The Apostles weren't simply evolving religious thinkers but divinely chosen witnesses of Jesus' life, death and resurrection. Their testimony, recorded in Acts, is crucial to the development of Christian beliefs and practices in the New Testament.

II. THE CHURCH'S GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT (Acts 2:41-42; 3:1-26; 5:17-42; 8:1-3;9:1-9,31; 13:1-12)
Then, the churches throughout all Judea, Galilee, and Samaria had peace and were edified, and walking in the fear of the Lord and in the comfort of the Holy Spirit, they were multiplied (Act 9:31).

a) 2:41-42: The rapid growth after Pentecost was not only numerical but also spiritual, setting a model for how the Church should expand today (cf. Ps. 92:12-15; Jn. 14:12).

b) 3:1ff: The Apostles showed God's power through the faithful use of spiritual gifts, which contributed to the Church's impact, laying the groundwork for future ministries, especially that of Paul.

c) 5:17ff: Despite intense persecution (cf. 8:1-3; 9:1-9), the Apostles boldly preached the gospel. Even the scattered believers went with the Gospel, fulfilling Jesus' command 1:8). Saul's transformation into Paul was pivotal in expanding the faith.

d) 9:31; cf. 11:19-23: The Church spread to regions like Antioch, where Gentile believers were first baptised (10:1-48). This expansion was crucial for the gospel's inclusivity and the Church's growth beyond Jewish communities.

e) 13:1ff: The Holy Spirit's direction to set apart Barnabas and Paul for missionary work marked the beginning of global outreach, Paul's extensive ministry and the writing of many NT epistles.

f) Acts ends with the mission still in progress, emphasising that the Church's work continues today. Like the apostles, Christians are called to spread the gospel with passion, trusting the Holy Spirit to guide them.

g) In conclusion, Acts provides crucial historical context for the New Testament canon, showing how the Church grew and spread worldwide, laying the foundation for the global Christian movement.

h) Acts ends by emphasising the Church's ongoing mission, guided by the Holy Spirit. It provides key historical context for the New Testament, showing the global growth of the Church and laying the foundation for the Christian movement.

i) The early Church's significant growth shaped Christian doctrine and NT canon. Acts captures key moments in the Church's development and the foundation of Christian teachings, which facilitated the expansion of Christian communities.

LESSONS DERIVED

1. Jesus lives on in His apostles through His Holy Spirit as witnessed on Pentecost-the birth of the Church.

2. Christ's apostles were empowered to further the gospel and entrench the establishment of the Christ's Church. This is what we are called to do without discrimination, or prejudice.

QUESTIONS

1. The apostles played major roles in the formation of the Church. Explain.

2. Identify the activities of the apostles in the growth and development of the Church. Any lesson for us today?

SUGGESTED ANSWER TO QUESTIONS

ANSWER TO QUESTION 1

* The apostles played major roles in the formation of the Church.

* They were the foundation on which the Church was built (Matt. 16:18).

* Their obedience to Jesus' instruction to remain in Jerusalem was top notch and yielded great result as the Holy Spirit finally came.

* They were in one accord: Displaying spiritual unity and mutual support made them a formidable team for the Holy Spirit to move through.

* They were not passive members: they received the Holy Spirit and started manifesting in various form, bringing glory to God and confounding the devil. Great expectation is on us today.

ANSWER TO QUESTION 2

* The apostles proclaimed the message of Jesus Christ, His death, and resurrection, such that Peter's single sermon at Pentecost converted 3000.

* They used their spiritual gifts to win souls for God and healed the sick and the demon possessed.

* After the dispersion, they went into various places with the gospel and the planted churches in various cities and regions.

* They provided spiritual guidance and doctrinal teaching to new converts as seen in letters, such as Paul's epistles.

* They stood to defend the gospel against false teachings and heresies.

* They worked to unify the Jewish and Gentile believers in Christ.

* Their willingness to endure persecution for faith inspired others and demonstrated their commitment to Christ.

LIFE APPLICATION
Imagine a team tasked with launching a new community project. The leader gave them clear instructions to wait for the necessary resources before starting the work. Rather than rushing ahead, they used their time wisely-preparing, meeting together, discussing plans, and ensuring they were united in purpose. When the resources finally arrived, they were filled with confidence and began their work with energy and boldness. Despite initial scepticism from others, their dedication and clear sense of purpose inspired trust, and their project transformed the community, bringing together people from diverse backgrounds. This story mirrors the apostles' experience of waiting for the Holy Spirit. Their unity in prayer and the bold proclamation of the gospel laid the foundation for the early churches.

CONCLUSION

We bless the Lord for the conclusion of this lesson. May the Holy Spirit inspire us to fulfil the commission that He has committed into our hands.

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03/08/2026

ÌJỌ ÀPỌ́SÍTÉLÌ KRISTI
Naijiria àti Oke Okun

OMI IYE NAA, (January- December, 2026)

Ọjọ Aje (Monday), August 3, 2026.

ÀKÒRÍ: ṢE DIOTREFE NI Ọ TÀBÍ DEMETRIU? (1)

AKỌSORI:
Olufẹ, máṣe afarawe ohun ti iṣe ibi, bikoṣe ohun ti iṣe rere. Ẹniti o ba nṣe rere ti Ọlọrun ni: ẹniti o ba nṣe buburu kò ri Ọlọrun (3 Johanu 11).

KA: 3 Johanu 9-12

[9] Emi kọwe si ijọ: ṣugbọn Diotrefe, ẹniti o fẹ lati jẹ olori larin wọn, kò gbà wa.

[10] Nitorina bi mo ba de, emi o mu iṣẹ rẹ̀ ti o ṣe wá si iranti, ti o nsọ ọrọ buburu ati isọkusọ si wa: eyini kò si tẹ́ ẹ lọrùn, bẹ̃ni on tikararẹ̀ kò gbà awọn ará, awọn ti o si nfẹ gbà wọn, o ndá wọn lẹkun, o si nlé wọn jade kuro ninu ijọ.

[11] Olufẹ, máṣe afarawe ohun ti iṣe ibi, bikoṣe ohun ti iṣe rere. Ẹniti o ba nṣe rere ti Ọlọrun ni: ẹniti o ba nṣe buburu kò ri Ọlọrun.

[12] Demetriu li ẹri rere lọdọ gbogbo enia ati ti otitọ tikararẹ̀ pẹlu: nitõtọ, awa pẹlu si gbà ẹrí rẹ̀ jẹ; ẹnyin si mọ̀ pe otitọ ni ẹrí wa.

ITUPALẸ:

Ipò olori ninu ẹ̀sin Kristiẹni máa n fi ara rẹ hàn kií ṣe nínú ipò aṣẹ ṣugbọn nipa ìwà irẹlẹ ati sinsin awọn eniyan. Ifẹ fún ayẹsi tabi ijẹgàba lè yọrisi aini iṣọkan ati ipalára, eyi ti o maa n din agbara ihinrere kù (wo. Mk. 10:42-45). Wiwa ògo ara ẹni ninu ijọ a maa ṣe idiwọ fún iṣẹ rẹ. Ni idàkeji, ọ̀gá tí n ṣe iranṣẹ n ṣe afihan ọkàn ihinrere. Iranṣẹ tootọ nibi ti olori ti n ṣe bi ọmọ ẹyin a maa kún fun ifẹ, iyi ati isin fún Ọlọrun (Filip. 2:3-4). Iru olori bẹẹ a maa pèsè ayika nibi ti awọn ẹlomiran yóò ti lè dàgbà ki wọn si gbilẹ ninu ẹmi. Ipè yii kií ṣe nipa ohun ti eniyan n fẹ dà bikòṣe nipa oore-ọfẹ ti kii ṣe ti ara ẹni ti o si n gbe awọn ẹlomiran sókè fún ogo
Ọlọrun.

Gẹgẹ bi onigbagbọ, igbà gbogbo ni a maa n kojú pe kí a yàn yálà lati tẹlé igbéraga tàbi iwà irẹlẹ. Awọn iwa wa yálà ki wọn tan imọlẹ kristi tabi ki wọn di i lọwọ. Johanu gbóriyin fún Demetriu fún ẹri rere rẹ --- iwa rere ati otitọ (3 Joh. 1:12). Igbé ayé rẹ n pè wá nijà lati gbe aye wa ni ọna ti o n bu ọla fun Ọlọrun ti o si n bukún awọn ẹlomiran. Tiraka lati dà bii Kristi ni ipò olori -- maa sin pẹlu irẹlẹ, maa gbárùkù ti iṣọkan ki o si jẹ agbatẹru otitọ. Nipa ṣiṣe bẹẹ, kii ṣe pé a óò bu ọla fún Ọlọrun nikan a óò ru awọn ti o wà ní ayiká wa sókè lati rin pẹlu otitọ ni awọn ọnà Rẹ (wo. Joh. 13: 14-15).

Awọn koko Adura

1. Oluwa, fún mi ni ẹmi lati tẹlé awọn apẹẹrẹ rere, ràn mi lọwọ lati yẹra fun igberaga ati imọtara ẹni nikan.

2. Mo kọ gbogbo ẹmi Díótrefe ninu ayé ati iṣẹ iranṣẹ mi, ni orukọ Jesu.

3. Oluwa, ṣe iparun fún gbogbo iwà bámu-bámu ni mo yó ti o n dèna itànkalẹ ihinrere ninu awọn Ijọ wa.

Orin Ti A Dabaa Fun Oni: C.A.CGHB: 524

OkOOLELẸẸDẸGBẸTA O LE MẸRIN

7 6 8 6

Ẹ si ma kọ ẹkọ lọdọ mi, nitori oninu tutu ati onirẹlẹ ọkan li emi.
Mat. 11:29

1. Mo fe ki ndabi Jesu
Ninu Iwa pele;
Ko s'eni t'o gb' oro 'binu
L'enu Re lekan ri.

2. Mo fe ki ndabi Jesu
L'adura 'gba gbogbo;
Lori oke ni On nikan
Lo pade Baba Re.

3. Mo fe ki ndabi Jesu
Emi ko ri ka pe;
Bi nwon ti korira Re to
Ko s'enikan ni 'bi.

4. Mo fe ki ndabi Jesu
Ninu ise rere;
K'a le wi nipa t'emi pe;
“O se 'won t'o le se.

5. Mo fe ki ndabi Jesu
T'o f'iyonu wipe,
“Je k'Omode wa s'odo mi”
Mo fe je ipe Re

6. Sugbon nko dabi Jesu,
O si han gbangba be;
Jesu fun mi l'ore-ofe,
Se mi, ki ndabi Re.

Amin.

Afikun Ibi kika Fun Oni:
Isaiah 8 - 10