02-07-2019, 09:56 AM
OUR DAILY MANNA DEVOTIONAL
A DEVOTIONAL BOOKLET FOR CHAMPIONS
DATE: THURSDAY 7TH FEBRUARY, 2019
TOPIC: THEY SHALL WAIT IN VAIN!
BASIC SCRIPTURE: PROVERBS 1:10-19
There is the story of a Nigerian young man who fell ill while in the United Kingdom. He was doing quite until a time the enemy struck him with illness. When the physicians examined him, he was told to undergo some tests. The final diagnosis was heart breaking. He was diagnosis with cancer of the jawbone. Determined to get him to full recovery, he was taken to one of the best hospitals in the UK that could manage such ailments. The doctors as usual did all they could but the condition grew worse instead of remitting. The young man began to pine away; weight loss set in, his strength began to ebb away and his days on the earth were fading away gradually. As this continued, the doctors asked for the contact of his people back home in Nigeria. When they got through to his father, they told him this: “If you ever want to see your son again while he is still alive, come and take him because he has just about 2 weeks to live.”
The distressed father flew his son back home to Nigeria. He however took a decision to put the son in the hand of God since the hospitals in Britain had failed! He also felt there was no need to try a Nigerian hospital! Instead, he took the young man to a Christian camp where he surrendered him to God. There in the camp, prayer where offered to God continually on his behalf. The God of heaven decided to have mercy on him. As time went on, he began to recover. His strength returned; he gradually began to gain weight and finally cancer of the jawbone disappeared. As the story went, the young man is still alive till this very day, so many years after his miraculous healing and recovery. The doctors back there in the UK who were eagerly waiting to hear the news of his death are still waiting. The people back here in Nigeria who were waiting for the father to announce the death of the young man are still waiting.
Today`s scripture in Verse 17 says “Surely in vain the net is spread in the sight of any bird”. I say to someone reading this today: “In this year 2019, those “Satanic Saloons” waiting to shave your hair (your GLORY) shall catch fire! And those who are waiting for you to die prematurely shall wait in Jesus name.” Don’t miss the ASABA Anointing service to tomorrow and next! I shall lay hands on your 2019 prayer points! GLORY ROBBERS, STAR HUNTERS, SHAME MANUFACTURERS will lick your dust in Jesus name! Anyone waiting for you to be demoted, disgrace or ridiculed in anyway shall wait in vain!Just give God praise now because their counsel will never manifest and THEY SHALL WAIT IN VAIN! Satanic Saloons waiting for your SHAME, shall catch fire!
The Great International Asaba Special Anointing Service Is On Friday 8th, 6pm and Saturday 9th, 7:30am Due To Nigerian General Elections. Theme: “Satanic Saloons: Catch Fire!” Venue is the CENOTAPH. I Shall Lay Hands on all Present! Bring your 2019 prayer points! Call 08034907299 or 08033461818 for details.
PRAYER POINTS: Take Song 2: The Old Rugged Cross…
1. Father, disappoint those waiting for my downfall!
2. LORD, do a thing that will DISAPPOINT MY HATERS this year!
3. Reverse the irreversible in my life, O LORD! DO FOR ME WHAT MAN SAYS CANNOT BE DONE! (Pray it seriously for 5 days/nights).
THE BIBLE IN YEAR: NUMBERS 7 – 10
BY: DR. GODSWILL IBOMA (DGI) &
BISHOP (DR) CHRIS E. KWAKPOVWE (CEK)
PUBLISHER/WRITER OF ODM
Song 2: The Old Rugged Cross
1. On the hill far away,
Stood an old rugged Cross
The emblem of suff’ring and shame
And I love that old Cross
Where the dearest and blest
For a world of lost sinners was slain
Chorus
So I’ll cherish that old rugged Cross
Till my trophies at last I lay down
I will cling to the old rugged Cross
And exchange it someday for a crown
2. Oh, that old rugged Cross
So despised by the world
Has a wondrous attraction for me
For the dear Lamb of God,
Left his Glory above
To bear it to dark Calvary
3. In the old rugged Cross,
Stain’d with blood so divine
A wondrous beauty I see
T’was on that old Cross
Jesus suffered and died
To pardon and sanctified me.
A DEVOTIONAL BOOKLET FOR CHAMPIONS
DATE: THURSDAY 7TH FEBRUARY, 2019
TOPIC: THEY SHALL WAIT IN VAIN!
BASIC SCRIPTURE: PROVERBS 1:10-19
There is the story of a Nigerian young man who fell ill while in the United Kingdom. He was doing quite until a time the enemy struck him with illness. When the physicians examined him, he was told to undergo some tests. The final diagnosis was heart breaking. He was diagnosis with cancer of the jawbone. Determined to get him to full recovery, he was taken to one of the best hospitals in the UK that could manage such ailments. The doctors as usual did all they could but the condition grew worse instead of remitting. The young man began to pine away; weight loss set in, his strength began to ebb away and his days on the earth were fading away gradually. As this continued, the doctors asked for the contact of his people back home in Nigeria. When they got through to his father, they told him this: “If you ever want to see your son again while he is still alive, come and take him because he has just about 2 weeks to live.”
The distressed father flew his son back home to Nigeria. He however took a decision to put the son in the hand of God since the hospitals in Britain had failed! He also felt there was no need to try a Nigerian hospital! Instead, he took the young man to a Christian camp where he surrendered him to God. There in the camp, prayer where offered to God continually on his behalf. The God of heaven decided to have mercy on him. As time went on, he began to recover. His strength returned; he gradually began to gain weight and finally cancer of the jawbone disappeared. As the story went, the young man is still alive till this very day, so many years after his miraculous healing and recovery. The doctors back there in the UK who were eagerly waiting to hear the news of his death are still waiting. The people back here in Nigeria who were waiting for the father to announce the death of the young man are still waiting.
Today`s scripture in Verse 17 says “Surely in vain the net is spread in the sight of any bird”. I say to someone reading this today: “In this year 2019, those “Satanic Saloons” waiting to shave your hair (your GLORY) shall catch fire! And those who are waiting for you to die prematurely shall wait in Jesus name.” Don’t miss the ASABA Anointing service to tomorrow and next! I shall lay hands on your 2019 prayer points! GLORY ROBBERS, STAR HUNTERS, SHAME MANUFACTURERS will lick your dust in Jesus name! Anyone waiting for you to be demoted, disgrace or ridiculed in anyway shall wait in vain!Just give God praise now because their counsel will never manifest and THEY SHALL WAIT IN VAIN! Satanic Saloons waiting for your SHAME, shall catch fire!
The Great International Asaba Special Anointing Service Is On Friday 8th, 6pm and Saturday 9th, 7:30am Due To Nigerian General Elections. Theme: “Satanic Saloons: Catch Fire!” Venue is the CENOTAPH. I Shall Lay Hands on all Present! Bring your 2019 prayer points! Call 08034907299 or 08033461818 for details.
PRAYER POINTS: Take Song 2: The Old Rugged Cross…
1. Father, disappoint those waiting for my downfall!
2. LORD, do a thing that will DISAPPOINT MY HATERS this year!
3. Reverse the irreversible in my life, O LORD! DO FOR ME WHAT MAN SAYS CANNOT BE DONE! (Pray it seriously for 5 days/nights).
THE BIBLE IN YEAR: NUMBERS 7 – 10
BY: DR. GODSWILL IBOMA (DGI) &
BISHOP (DR) CHRIS E. KWAKPOVWE (CEK)
PUBLISHER/WRITER OF ODM
Song 2: The Old Rugged Cross
1. On the hill far away,
Stood an old rugged Cross
The emblem of suff’ring and shame
And I love that old Cross
Where the dearest and blest
For a world of lost sinners was slain
Chorus
So I’ll cherish that old rugged Cross
Till my trophies at last I lay down
I will cling to the old rugged Cross
And exchange it someday for a crown
2. Oh, that old rugged Cross
So despised by the world
Has a wondrous attraction for me
For the dear Lamb of God,
Left his Glory above
To bear it to dark Calvary
3. In the old rugged Cross,
Stain’d with blood so divine
A wondrous beauty I see
T’was on that old Cross
Jesus suffered and died
To pardon and sanctified me.