July 9, 2020 – Double Destiny Global Outreach

DOUBLE DESTINY DAILY DEVOTIONAL

THURSDAY 09 July 2020

Text:
Proverbs 9:6-10; Matthew 7:24-27

TOPIC:
PLEASE ❗DON’T BE A FOOL.. Biko❗

MEMORY VERSES:
Proverbs 9:8

Message:
A fool is a person who acts unwisely or imprudently, a silly person. There are so many lessons to learn from the Bible about foolish people. A fool does not learn from his mistakes. The Bible gives us quite a few characteristics of foolish people that can help us better understand their behavior and learn to avoid their habits or mind sets. A fool does not desire the instructions of the Bible and will not adhere to its wisdom. The following are the behaviors of a fool and every child of God should know:

He speaks without reasoning (Prov.17:27-28)

He meddles in the matters of others (Prov. 26:17)

He has no self – control (Prov. 25:28)

He speaks quickly (Prov.29: 11-20)

He never plans ahead (Prov. 19; 2, 14; 15):

He puts his hope in money (Prov. 11:28, 15:16)

He is stingy (Prov.28:22, 19:17);

He is easily enticed (Prov. 7;21-23)

He is stubborn (Prov. 12:15)

And he repeats mistakes (Prov. 26:11)

The book of Ephesians 5:15-17 admonishes us to be very careful. We are asked to live, not as fools, but as the wise, making the most of every opportunity. The Lord gives us wisdom and from His mouth comes knowledge and understanding. Wisdom is available, all we need to do is to go ask for it. Pray for freedom from all foolish tendencies.

CONTROLLING THOUGHTS:
Do not rest in the ease and comfort of foolishness.

PRAYER:
Father, endow me with wisdom from above.

BIBLE READING FOR THE YEAR:
Deuteronomy 28-29; Acts 7:1-21

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Pentecost day -The promised power

Text:
Act 1:4-8

TOPIC:
PENTECOST DAY-THE PROMISED POWER

Memory Verse:
Act 1:8

MESSAGE:
One of the biggest trade shows in the world is the annual Consumer Electronics Show hosted by the consumer Technology Association each year in Las Vegas. More than 180,000 people browse booths filled with the latest gadgets, tools, and toys put on display by hundred of vendors. The show in January of 2018 featured an unusual and unwelcome interruption – the electricity went out for more than two hours. Without power, none of the devices worked, no matter how advanced and how cutting edge they might be.

The Christian Life and our work for God depend on power, and that power does not come from us. The instruction that Jesus gave to His disciples was to not attempt to begin their work until they had received the promised power: “And, being assembled together with them, commanded them that they should not depart from Jerusalem, but wait for the promise of the father, which, saith he, ye have heard of me” (Act 1:4) There are many sincere, dedicated, and devoted people who are not seeing the kind of result they want from their ministry because they are not operating in God’s power.

The Holy Spirit is given to every believer at the moment of salvation. But there is an ongoing process of allowing His Power to flow through us “And be not drunk with wine, wherein is excess; but be filled with the spirit” (Ephesians 5:18). There is no shortage of power on God’s part. His ” transmission lines” never go down. Ask Him to empower you today. This year’s Pentecost Day should mark another season of power encounter for you. Don’t miss it. The promise is also for you.

CONTROLLING THOUGHTS:
Effective work and ministry can only be accomplished through the power of the Holy Spirit on our lives.

PRAYER:
Lord, I don’t want to experience power failure, I need a fresh impartation,

BIBLE READING FOR THE YEAR:
Jeremiah 12-14; Matthew 22: 23-46

Day: July 9, 2020

Please❗ DON’T BE A FOOL❗Biko