Apostle P. Chatikobo

10/04/2017

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21/01/2017

Beloved,Refuse To Settle.

Apostle P Chatikobo
United Body Of Christ International Ministries

‘They set out…to go to Canaan. But when they came to Haran, they settled there.’
(Genesis 11:31).

Are you pressing ‘on towards the goal to win the prize for which God has called [you]’ (Philippians 3:14), or have you ‘settled’ along the way?

God made a pact with Abraham - one that continues to influence the modern world. A lesser-known fact is that years earlier Abraham’s father, Terah, ‘set out…to go to Canaan’, the land of abundance where God later called Abraham. But Terah never made it: ‘When they came to Haran, they settled there.’

No question, it couldn’t have been easy travelling hundreds of miles across rough terrain with flocks, herds, children, and servants. Can you imagine the sheer logistics! Remember, there were no professional movers to pack and load your stuff! Finally Terah decided they couldn’t go any farther, so they settled where they were comfortable.

Allow me to say this: ‘I wonder how many times we do the same thing? We have a big dream…to excel in our careers…as parents…and in our walk with God. We get started, but things get difficult and achieving our goal doesn’t happen as quickly as we hoped. Perhaps similar to Abraham’s father we say, “Let’s just settle here. It’s not really what we wanted, but it’s good enough.” Don’t fall into that trap.

You were made for more than “good enough”…Don’t settle for a little love and joy, a bit of peace and contentment, or a small helping of happiness…Pull up stakes, pack your tents, get your belongings, and start moving forward. Enlarge your vision. You may have had a delay, but…you can begin again.’

Kingdom Declaration:
I was created to creat and rule my own world.I refuse to settle for mediocry.I will indeed get to my own promised land(place of my full potential!!)

I refuse the spirit of Terah of settling for less when there is more just a few miles away.I have the Abrahamic annointing where I can do all things through Christ my LORD and Saviour who gives me strength to be the head and not the tail; be always at the top and never at the bottom.

16/01/2017

Beloved,Don’t proceed without peace.

Apostle P. Chatikobo
United Body of Christ International Ministries

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‘To be controlled by the Spirit results in…peace.’
(Romans 8:6)
When your thoughts, actions, and plans are approved by God, He’ll confirm it by giving you an inner ‘knowing’ ( 1 John 2:20). The Bible says: ‘Let the peace (soul harmony which comes) from Christ rule (act as umpire continually) in your hearts [deciding and settling with finality all questions that arise in your minds, in that peaceful state] to which…you were also called [to live]’ (Colossians ).

When you’re being led by God, you’ll have a sense of peace even in the midst of difficult circumstances. His peace is like a tennis umpire who decides what’s ‘safe’ and what’s ‘out’ for you.

But beware of false peace. Sometimes your desire to do a certain thing will be so strong that it will actually produce a false sense of peace that comes from your own excitement about the idea. As time passes this false peace will disappear and God’s true will, will emerge. So wait for it. As a rule you should never move too quickly on important decisions.

The Bible says, ‘To be controlled by the Spirit results in…peace.’ So don’t proceed if your inner peace can’t hold its weight against what you think or hear.

You don’t have to explain to others why you don’t have peace about it; indeed, sometimes you won’t know why. Just say, ‘I feel it’s not wise for me to do this at this time because I don’t have peace about it.’

There’s power in having peace. And one more thing: once you know that you’ve heard clearly from God, do all you can to keep your peace and don’t become anxious.

Kingdom Declaration:
LORD God;help me to let your peace that surpasses all my understanding reign in the inside of me and help me to hear you clearly in all my decision making process.

15/01/2017

12/01/2017

Beloved,You Are Valuable.

Written by Apostle P. Chatikobo
United Body of Christ International Ministries.

Life starter
This you day prog

"It is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Stand firm, then, and do not let yourselves be burdened again by a yoke of slavery." (Galatians 5:1.)

During the time of slavery people were auctioned off and bought, some for only a penny. Life was cheap; people were bought, owned, and treated sometimes less than farm animals. God, however, sees you so valuable that He sent His Son to die for you.

You are valuable to God:

1. He did not wait for you to be perfect before He died for you, "But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us." (Romans 5:8.)

2. He did not buy you for billions of dollars but with something far more valuable and precious, "For you know that it was not with perishable things such as silver or gold that you were redeemed from the empty way of life handed down to you from your forefathers, but with the precious blood of Christ, a lamb without blemish or defect." (1 Peter 1:18-19.)

3. He bought your freedom to set you free from the inside out, "So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed." (John 8:36.)

4. He did not buy you to be His slave but to be His family forever, "Now a slave has no permanent place in the family, but a son belongs to it forever. (John 8:35.)

God redeemed you from the tyranny of sin, and from the power of the Evil One to live in His Kingdom as the family of God.

Kingdom Declaration:
I belong to the royal family of God and to the Kingdom of God forever

11/01/2017

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