04/09/2026
‘A Clear Conscience, Living In The Fear Of The Lord & True Worship’
:LivingForGod’sWillAboveOurselves
[Scriptural Reading Romans 11:29_AMPL Version]
The gifts of God are irrevocable. God has given us these gifts for us to use them in the right manner, but even a sinner can have a gift. Some people enter into ministries without testing the Spirit to see whether is it from God or not.
They run after deliverance, prophecies, and healing. Healing can come from a gift that is not revocable. God said to Jeremiah, “I knew you when you were still in your mother’s womb”
[Scriptural Reference Jer 1:5].
The most important thing is to understand these gifts. You can have a gift, but without God being in you. The day of judgment will come, and you will be asked, “what did you use those gifts for?”
[Scriptural Reading Ephesians 4:9]
Jesus Christ ascended on high the same way He descended to the lower parts of the earth. The gifts of God are varied. Some were given the gifts of being Apostles, Evangelists, Prophets, and Pastors. These are gifts given by God.
Jesus Christ bestowed gifts upon men. These gifts are irrevocable. The gifts of God are given for a specific purpose for the church to be edified. God gave us His gifts for the perfection and equipping of the saints. Through these gifts, we must build up the church.
People use these gifts to cause division in the body of Christ. They do not use them to build up the church so that we may reach oneness in the faith. People bow down to those who have gifts, but these gifts must help us gain accurate knowledge of God.
If any man is in Christ, behold, the old has gone and the new has come [Scriptural Reference 2 Cor 5:17]. All of us who are gathered here must reach nothing less than the standard and height of Christ’s own perfection together. That is what God desires from us.
Do not allow Satan to take away the joy of the Lord from you. Some people allow Satan to steal their joy and begin to minister according to their circumstances when things do not go according to their expectations. Let us not envy the gifts of God, because God has already given gifts according to His purpose.
[Scriptural Reading Luke 10:17]
God gave the seventy disciples His power and said, “use this power to heal the sick and raise the dead” [Scriptural Reference Luke 10:17-19]. Jesus Christ also said, “do not rejoice that spirits are bowing down to you". Do not rejoice that the spirits are subject to you; rather rejoice because your names are written in the Book of Life” [Scriptural Reference Luke 10:17-19].
People whose names are written in heaven do not worry about themselves; they live their lives for Christ. They do not hold onto their own lives but are willing to lose their lives in order to please Jesus Christ. Whatever they do is no longer about themselves, but it is about Jesus Christ.
There are people who do not have teachable spirits. Apostle Paul said, “I declare the mysteries to the mature” [Scriptural Reference 1 Corinthians 2:6].
Mysteries cannot be revealed if we do not have a teachable spirit. The mature must remain teachable. People who think they are mature sometimes no longer want to be taught because they believe that they have already arrived.
[Scriptural Reading Matthew 7:17]
We will know people by their fruits. We do not have to follow someone simply because they can prophesy or heal the sick. We must discern whether the Spirit is from God or not [Scriptural Reference 1 John 4:2].
There are people who can heal you, but they may not be coming from the heart of God. You can receive healing, but it may come with a curse if it is not from God.
The twenty-four elders in heaven were wearing crowns. When they saw Jesus Christ, they removed their crowns and said, “holy, holy, holy are You, Lord” [Scriptural Reference Rev 4:8].They understood that without Him, their crowns meant nothing.
[Scriptural Reading Matthew 7:21]
Not everyone who says, “Lord, Lord,” will enter the Kingdom of heaven. There are people who use the name of Jesus Christ, but Jesus Christ is not within them. Let us do the will of the Father who is in heaven.
We come to church not only for our own benefit, but because we desire to do the will of the Father. Come to church because of Jesus Christ, not because you want something from Him. If we remain in God, whether we see change or do not see change in our lives, we must remain faithful to Him.
[Verse 22]
You can use His name to perform miracles, but does the Father know you? You cannot find good fruit from an evil tree. A person can use the name of Jesus Christ but still be a worker of evil.
[Scriptural Reading Matthew 20:16]
Being chosen is not only about being called. Many are called, but few are chosen. To be called is when someone uses their gift, but those who are chosen have God’s heart within them. The first shall be last, and the last shall be first.
God gives according to what pleases Him. Therefore, when you do things for the Kingdom, do not do them because of your position or service; do them genuinely from the heart.
[Scriptural Reading Matthew 8:5]
When you pray, forget only praying for yourself. Pray for others, and God will touch your prayers. Your faith must be activated to the level of understanding the things of the Spirit. Our problem is that when we come to God, we justify ourselves. Instead, simply tell Him, “I am a sinner.” What kind of tree are you?
[Verse 10]
Let your faith move God. Let your faith excite God. If you go through difficulties, have faith that when God looks at you, He can testify about you.
Do not value your problems more than you value God. Speak life into your situation. Speak life over your family members. Allow God to speak life into your circumstances.The most important thing that God requires from us is faith.
To God Be The Glory!!!
