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  • April 25, 2023

IT IS SETTLED  – APRIL 2023 Newsletter

Topic: IT IS SETTLED  

Text: Psalm 119:89. John 19:30 

INTRODUCTION  

I want to begin with this  statement  by Ernest Angley: “God Said It, I Believe It, and That Settles It!” 

“Settle” is a word of comfort and relief. It is a consoling word for someone who is in distress, panic, pain, anguish, confusion, or hopelessness. Many people have been dealing with problems and obstacles that have made their lives miserable and exhausting. Some are simply marching through time, rounding a circle with heavy loads of sickness, unemployment, barrenness, and setback. They have been looking for a way out so that they can be relieved and set free, but no one has been able to assist them. 

The Devil has been in the business of enslaving people for a long time, and He always wants people to be under his control with the burden. 

The scripture says in 1 John 3:8: “…For this purpose the Son of God was manifested, that he might destroy the works of the devil” ( NKJV).  The good news is that Jesus came to suffer for you, to fight for you, and to destroy any curse placed on you by satanic forces. He humiliates and silences all the arrogant enslavers assigned to you by the coven. 

This article will consider exactly what you need to do to be finally settled.  

GOD HAS SAID IT  

 

  1.  BELIEVE IN GOD’S WORD. 

 Highlights Explained  

 1). God has said it. 

 The military takes pleasure in saying, “Obey the last command.” God knows you’ve been in that sport for a long time, and you need to move on. He is well aware that Satan’s plan is for you to be severely burdened. This cost Jesus the ability to enter the root of all your burdens; He entered the hidden canals to break the chains and clear the way for you to move freely. 

 1 Corinthians 15:27a, “For He “has put everything under His feet.” Now when it says that “everything” has been put under Him…” (NIV). He endures the agony, humiliation, and shame of the cross for your sake. When Jesus saw that every covering and siege had been removed, He exclaimed and said, “It is finished!” With that, He bowed His head and gave up His spirit” (John 19:30b NIV).  This is God’s verdict on your trouble, pain, sickness, and unemployment. He has made everything right for you; rise now and rejoice in the risen Christ. 

 2). Believe in God’s Word. 

 “God’s Word is yes and amen.” It will be fulfilled. What the Devil tries to do is to turn your heart against the Lord’s Word. He would create circumstances to draw your attention away from your trouble and vulnerability. When you focus on that, you can’t hear what God has to say about what you’re going through. The word can be used in a variety of contexts. God’s word is unchangeable. Psalms 119:87 says, “ Forever, O Lord, thy word is settled in heaven.” (KJV).   

 This is to confirm that your case has been divinely resolved. It would help if you can stand firm and trust God’s word. It will assist you in surviving any mountain-top experience. Be at home with God’s word, meditate on it every bit of time to overcome satanic influences. 

 Conclusion     

 There is no assurance from anyone that can provide you with greater relief and comfort than what Jesus Christ has said. His words will have no effect on you if you do not allow Him into your life. He has settled your case, but He requires your cooperation in order to repay you fully.  

 You must accept Him as your Lord and Savior because He loves you and desires to set you free. 

 Let us pray … 

 Lord Jesus, I appreciate Your feelings for me. I recognize that You are the only one who can assist and deliver me. Because of Your sacrifices on the cross, I plead You to be merciful to me. Please give me peace and comfort in all aspects of my life. Amen 

 

John Aderogba for ROPMI. 

 

 

 

 

 

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  • March 27, 2023

Launch Your Net into the Deep – March 2023 Newsletter

Topic:  Launch Your Net into the Deep
Text: Luke 5:1-7.

INTRODUCTION
This is just the first quarter of the year, yet many people are already frustrated and worn out by the current state of affairs. Some individuals have employed the most effective strategies they are aware of to improve their circumstances but to no avail. Many are confident in their abilities and mental prowess to complete tasks, but they all fail.
The current circumstance renders a warrior weary, a brave person fearful, an expert foolish, and a giver a beggar. Due to their environment, several individuals abandoned their posts in search of means to improve their standard of living. Such was the circumstance for Peter and his companions.
These aforementioned men held large nets that could help them catch enough fish, but they didn’t see any fish to catch.
What is the net you are holding? Your net could include your talent, skill, vision, field of study, potential, and enthusiasm. You may have tried to fit into an appropriate position of opportunity but to no avail. The good news is that you have hope because Jesus, the Master of possibility, is close by.

In this article, we will outline some techniques for launching your net into the deep.
1)   Discover Your Net.
2)   Surrender to Jesus, The Master.
3)  Act on Jesus’ Instruction
The breakdown of the write-up
1) Discover Your Net
Many people are irritable, frustrated, and overworked because they are not in the right place and have not discovered their net. Some people are followed because their friends are doing something; others follow their friends haphazardly. Some people are starting businesses or looking for work because it is prevalent.
Peter and his friends were skilled fishermen. They had nets and were in the right location for their businesses. Franklin stated in his writing that, “Character discernment is a valuable tool for avoiding toxic entanglements. It is a skill many of us lack. What is character discernment? It is simply the ability to find relationships that are good for you, and to avoid those that are not.” (Pg. 50)
These guys knew what they were doing; they had many customers with whom they traded, but on this particular day, they were embarrassed because they couldn’t catch a single fish.

2)  Surrender to Jesus, The Master.
Jesus Christ is the Creator of the universe; He is always present and ready to assist, even when things go wrong. Luke 5: 3 says, “He got into one of the boats, the one belonging to Simon, and asked him to put out a little from shore. Then He sat down and taught the people from the boat.” (NIV).
When Jesus appeared, these guys didn’t look at their situation; instead, they let Him do whatever He wanted with their boat.

Joyce Meyer mentions in one of her writings, “We may expect the day to be sunny, but instead it rains. We may expect to get a raise at work, and we don’t.” (Pg. 8)
There will always be a bad day, no matter how good you are at your job. The ability to put your emotions aside and be aware of what is going on around you would link you to your helper.
These guys may have promised their customers that they would supply them with a large number of fish. They may have collected money in advance with the promise of making an ample supply when they arrived. But even though they were in serious trouble, they surrendered to Jesus and listened to His teaching. I want you to know that Jesus is aware of your situation, but He desires that you submit to Him. Anderson stated that “We have a whole God, the Creator of all reality, and He relates to us as whole people (Pg. 21).

 3) Act on Jesus’ Instruction
Some individuals let their difficulty overpower them, and as a result, they disregard the voice of their helper. Some individuals are confident in their routines, while others fear failure. They are unwilling to try again or take professional guidance.
Peter and his friends were confident in their abilities and were so sure that there were no fish in the ocean, so they could not harvest any. After Jesus had completed utilizing their boat, He wished to express His gratitude for their willingness and generosity.

In Luke 5: 4-5, “When He had finished speaking, He said to Simon, “Put out into deep water and let down the nets for a catch.” 5. Simon answered, “Master, we’ve worked hard all night and caught nothing. But because you say so, I will let down the nets.” (NIV)
Peter, the leader of the guys, just spoke. Can you hear him? “We have attempted to use our professional expertise, but it has not been successful.” Are you in a comparable circumstance? Are you fearful of trying again? Are you attempting to discard the Spirit’s directions? Peter and his pals obeyed Jesus’ command, and they had their fortunes.
Kenneth E. Hagin stated with a clear explanation that “There is something about the Lord – there is just something He won’t tell unless you ask Him because He is a perfect Gentleman.” (Pg. 16).
Peter and his friends would have stayed hopeless if they had disregarded Christ’s commands. Jesus will not coerce you, yet He desires your cooperation because He is all-powerful.
Conclusion
If you are where Christ has called you and are carrying out His commands, He will protect you during the storm. You should not hide your problems from Him, the Master; instead, you must allow him to assume full responsibility for your position and carry out His commands.
You must finally surrender your life to Jesus as Lord and Savior.
Let us Pray
Dear Jesus, I recognize you as the universe’s Master, Creator, Conqueror, Savior, and King. Forgive my limited understanding of who You are; have mercy on me, and shower Your blessings on me. I promise to obey Your commands and instructions. I believe in You; please help me not to be ashamed of my faith in You. Amen.

John Aderogba for ROPMI.

 

References

  1. Holy Bible, New International Version, NIV® Copyright ©1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc.
  2. Jentezen Franklin (2007). Right People, Right Place, Right Plan, “Discovering the Voice of God,” Ministries/Kingdom Connection. P.O. Box 315, Gainesville, GA 30504
    jentezenfranklin.org.
  3. Joyce Meyer, (2003). Straight Talk on Depression,”Overcoming Emotional Battles
    with the Power of God’s Word!”
    Publisher: Faithwords, USA. ISBN: 0446691518, ISBN13:9780446691512.
  4. Kenneth E. Hagin, (1992). PURPOSES PURSUITS, Fifth printing, USA, ISBN, 0-89276-512-7.
  5. Neil T. Anderson and Dave Park (2012). Stomping Out Depression. Published by Bridgetree, Inc. ISBN: 978-0-9856907-5-5.

 

 

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  • February 8, 2023

Move on with Courage – February 2023 Newsletter

Topic: Move on with Courage.

Texts: Deuteronomy 31:8; Proverbs 3:5-6

INTRODUCTION

Many individuals enter this year with high hopes, full of energy, and motivated enthusiasm. However, by the end of the first month of the year, some people begin to lose their enthusiastic strength due to the satanic projective voices they heard in the form of prophecies and news from around the world.

One of the Devil’s strategies is to keep your gaze away from the tick cloud, high mountains, and reality shadows of death blinking and roaring dangers along your path.

“Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me.” (Psalm 23:4 NIV).

In his life journey, David recognized the Devil’s strategy. Many times, he was confronted with challenges that could have swallowed him whole, but he did not lose courage; instead, he maintained his focus, and he was celebrated in his generation.

Remember, “a winner doesn’t quit, but a loser does.”

Deuteronomy 31:8 says, “The LORD Himself goes before you and will be with you; He will never leave you nor forsake you. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged.”

This write-up shall focus on what you need to do to move on with courage.

1) LISTEN TO THE SPIRIT’S LEAD

2) TRUST IN THE LORD

 

Below is the breakdown:

1.) Listen To the Spirit’s Lead:

Connecting to the right Spirit for motivation is the source of strength to keep moving and focused on a journey.

During a soccer game, the players always listen to their supporters’ voices as they echo the sound of victory to energize the players. The voices of their supporters and coaches are recognized and familiar to the players, and when they give instructions, they listen.

Smith Wigglesworth said; “When you are filled with the Spirit, you will know the voice of God.”

When you entrust your journey to God, He will send His Spirit to guide and lead you. It will be easy to recognize God’s voice once you have become acquainted with the Spirit of God.

God’s Spirit provides the motivation you need to stay focused. With His words, He will direct you to the right path; as in the where, the when, and the how. This includes where to go, when to start and stop, and how to do it.

Kenneth E. Hagin stated that, “Sometimes God will show you how He wants you to do it, you will have His plan. But at the same time, you will perceive in your spirit that the time to do it isn’t quite right.”

To have a successful journey this year, it is critical to follow the Spirit’s leading.

 

2.) Trust in the Lord:

Proverbs 3:5-6 says, “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your understanding; in all your ways submit to Him and He will make your paths straight” (NIV). What the Devil does is cause people to waver in their faith, causing them to faint and sink on their journey through life.

This year has just begun with few weeks behind, and a lot of promises from the government, co-workers, family and friends that do not appear to be working because of what has been looming, including economic hardship, and inflation everywhere.

Someone recently told me that, “This year 2023 is turning bad,” to which I quickly replied that, this is only the beginning of the year and that shouldn’t be said. After meditating on this, I realized that this is the picture the Devil is painting for people as if God does not care about them.

In his writings, Diester Pauwels stated that, “Beliefs create a structure of right and wrong which includes what others expect of you and what you expect of yourself. Your beliefs shape your life to the degree that they determine what seems possible.”

You must resolve in your mind that your God can lead and see you through whatever comes your way. Nobody will do it for you. Because God has told you His plans for you this year, it doesn’t mean that there won’t be any storm or distractions.

Jentezen Franklin made a statement in his writing that, “God’s plan often comes through events that force you in a direction you never would have gone.” Many times, God allows some things to shake you to see how serious you are in your trust in Him.

What you must do is maintain your faith in God and proceed with courage.

Conclusion:

David said in Psalm 23:4, “Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me” (NIV).

Be brave and focused as you move forward this year. Note that no matter how thick a cloud is, it will give way to a clear light in a moment. So, be bold; listen to the Spirit’s lead, and keep your faith in God.

Finally, because Jesus Christ is the Chief Commander of your journey, you should attach yourself to Him and let Him be your pilot. Give your life to Him, He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life (John 14:6). He is the only Driver who has never crashed a car, the only Sailor who has never sunk a ship, and the only Pilot who has never crashed an aircraft. He alone is the Lord!

Let us pray:

Heavenly Father, thank You for being an anchor that keeps my soul; thank You for always being there for me. I covet Your presence on my journey as I move on this year. I ask for the grace to move on with courage and never be distracted. Let Your precious blood preserve me from every challenge on my way. Amen.

Reference:

  1. Smith Wigglesworth (1999). Devotional, published by Whitaker House, United States of America, ISBN:978-0-88368-574-7

eBook ISBN:978-1-60374-178-1, Pg. 133.

  1. Kenneth E. Hagin (1992). Plans, Purposes, Pursuits. Fifth printing, USA, ISBN, 0-89276-512-7. Pg. 37. Fellowship Bookstore 5240n. Socrum Loop Rd.

Lakeland, l 33805

Ph.858-5668

  1. Les Brown, Mark Victor, Harsen, Jo Anne Bishop, and Deepak Chopra (2008). Success is the State of Mind,’ Building a Foundation for your Future. Published in the United States by Insight Publishing Company, 647 Wall Street·Sevierville, Tennessee·37862www.insightpublishing.com Pg 58.
  2. Jentezen Franklin (2007). Right People, Right Place, Right Plan: Discerning the Voice of God. Printed in the United States of America, Jentezen Franklin Ministries/Kingdom Connection. P.O. Box 315, Gainesville, GA 30504

www.jentezenfranklin.org

ISBN: 978-0-88368-797-0. Pg 79.

  1. Holy Bible, New International Version®, NIV® Copyright ©1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc.®

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