[Ukemeobong Michael]

Amen! I love this. Jesus’ word always builds us, not for our destruction, conviction not condemnation. Glory to God!

[Ukemeobong Michael]

Our citizenship is not rooted in earthly systems but a heavenly inheritance. In a time of many conflicts and wars for physical territories and citizenship. This reminds us that human life is fickle and transient.

When we set our affections on the heavenly infrastructure growing inside us through Kingdom consciousness, our physical location becomes irrelevant. The earth is the Lord’s. We are His representatives and are not lustful of earthly things because we have an eternal inheritance that cannot fade away.

[Ukemeobong Michael]

Greatness in God’s Kingdom grows slowly. Proverbs 19:2 says that he that hastens with his feet (rushes into decisions) will not be innocent. Haste leads to mistakes but when we trust God to lead us through the process we come out like pure gold.

Inspiring devotional!

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Its comforting to know that Christ’s atoning sacrifice is more than enough. God has nothing left to prove His love for me and I have nothing left to separate me from the love of God! Glory to God!

[Ukemeobong Michael]

A powerful Christmas lesson- The mind of Christ. All-Powerful owner of the Universe who does not care about being stripped of glory so He can redeem us back to Himself. Now we have unconditional access to throne of grace to find mercy and grace to help in times of need! Glory to God!

[Ukemeobong Michael]

In my career as a doctor, I bring an air of grace and intentionally putting smiles on the face of my clients. I look for ways to make them leave me better than they met me. I let my light shine so they can see God through me.

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I love to write. As a consultant, I also love to reflect on issues around me and profer solutions by developing systems for sustainable growth.

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More is not always better. Our sufficiency is of God.

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Amen! I keep my focus on Jesus not earthly acquisitions.

[Ukemeobong Michael]

“The world teaches us that power is in big, bold moves, while the Kingdom of God reveals its strength in the humble acts of obedience.” Insightful point. My learning point is that the only big bold moves that God wants are the ones done at His instructions or directions not my ambitions.

[Ukemeobong Michael]

Sometimes letting go is the hardest especially when you are used to being in charge. How does a mother let go of her child after hiding him for months? That must have been hard; just like the widow of Zarephath surrendering her last meal.

I’ve learnt that when God asks us to surrender to Him, it’s so He can extend our influence and lead to preservation of our posterity. I’m learning to lose control for God to take the full control over my decisions.

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Amen 🙏. I’ve come to realize that when God speaks to you, it’s never just about you—it’s also about your generations. His blessing flows through you and continues beyond you. The promise was to Abraham and his seed. Because God is not bound by the mortal limits of time, He sees far beyond our days and ensures that every word He has spoken will surely come to pass.

Also Jacob’s blessing of his children reminds us of the important role of the Parents in speaking blessing over the children to chart their future and legacy.

[Ukemeobong Michael]

Amazing poetry here @Edward. I’ve always loved a good literary writing and when inspired by God it becomes a powerful tool to bless others.

Looking at the book of Psalms. Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and even the entire bible, we see the power of writing in preserving the thoughts and purposes of God through many generations.

Together we can share the Kingdom of God through our works!

[Ukemeobong Michael]

Amen! Merry Christmas to you sir

[Ukemeobong Michael]

Amen 🙏