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In a world that constantly urges us to accumulate material wealth and possessions, Jesus offers a radical Kingdom principle: storing treasures in heaven. While the world teaches us to build our security on earthly riches that can fade away, Jesus challenges us to invest in what lasts for eternity. In Matthew 6:19-21, He reminds us, “Do not lay…

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As we navigate our days, we are bombarded with endless options, distractions, and priorities competing for our attention. The world urges us to chase after success, wealth, and fleeting pleasures, promising that these will bring fulfillment. However, Jesus provides a counter-cultural command—to seek first the Kingdom of God above everything…

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Our Devotionals today taught us about meekness.

• How broken are we to the leading of God this season.
• How teachable are we to God’s corrections.

2Cor.12.9 And He said to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for My strength is made perfect in weakness.” Therefore most gladly I will rather boast in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may…

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All the resources for Realm of Glory Church is supplied.

Amen.

Thank you Jesus. Halleluyah.

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Thank you Jesus.

Phil.4.19 And my God shall supply all your need according to His riches in glory by Christ Jesus. (NKJV)

Lord you said that you will supply all our need according to His riches in Glory by Christ Jesus. Lord let the need of this Church building be supplied.

We as for Kingdom Treasurers and Favour this season. Build your house…

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In my weakness, Let the Holyspirit express his power through me.

Thank you Jesus

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In a world that esteems assertiveness and self-promotion, the concept of meekness can seem counterintuitive. However, as followers of Christ, we are called to embody meekness—a strength under control that reflects the character of our humble Savior. Matthew 5:5 reminds us, “Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth” (ESV).…

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In a world that often celebrates outward appearance and achievement, Jesus teaches us the importance of purity of heart. The world may value success, status, and possessions, but God looks at the heart. Purity of heart not only influences our actions but also shapes the lens through which we perceive the world.

Matthew 5:8 (ESV) says,…

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In a world that often values retaliation and holding grudges, the kingdom principle of forgiveness stands out as a beacon of light. Ephesians 4:32 instructs us to forgive as we have been forgiven by God. This call to forgive echoes the very heart of the Gospel—the undeserved forgiveness and grace lavished upon us by our Heavenly Father. When we…

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Core Question

How do I get useful results from AI?

Introduction

Over the past three weeks, we have explored:

• What
  AI is and what it is not
• How
  Christian leaders can engage AI wisely and biblically
• The
  opportunities and risks of AI
• Practical
  ministry applications

Now we arrive at the most practical part of…

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In a world where compromise seems like the norm, the concept of integrity stands out as a beacon of light. Kingdom integrity goes beyond just being honest; it encompasses a life lived in alignment with God’s truth, walking securely and uprightly, regardless of circumstances. While the world may prioritize success at any cost, the Kingdom of…

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In a world where self-centeredness and division often reign, Jesus calls us to a radical way of life—walking in love. The kingdom principle of love challenges us to embody Christ’s love in our relationships, mirroring His sacrificial love for us. This kind of love is a stark contrast to the selfish and conditional love the world offers, for it…

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Core Question

How can Christian leaders actually use AI?

Introduction

In Week 1, we explored the relationship between AI, the Holy Spirit, and Christian leadership.

In Week 2, we examined the opportunities and risks AI presents for ministry.

Now we arrive at a practical question:

How can Christian leaders actually use AI in…

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Core Question

What should pastors and ministry leaders be concerned about?

Introduction

In Week 1, we established an important principle:

AI is a tool, not an authority.

We also explored the distinction between information and revelation, recognizing that while AI can process information, only the Holy Spirit can bring…

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Core Question

Can Christian leaders use AI without compromising their faith?

Introduction

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly becoming one of the most transformative technologies of our generation.

Members of your congregation are already using AI tools such as ChatGPT to search for information, generate content, answer…

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In a world that often glorifies self-promotion and self-achievement, the Kingdom of God operates on a different principle—humility before honor. Jesus teaches us in Matthew 23:12 that “Whoever exalts himself will be humbled, and whoever humbles himself will be exalted” (ESV). This paradoxical truth challenges the world’s values and invites us…

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The Beatitudes as spoken by Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount turn the world’s wisdom on its head. In a culture that exalts the rich, the powerful, and the self-sufficient, Jesus teaches us that true blessedness lies in humility, meekness, mercy, and purity of heart. The world may see poverty of spirit as weakness, mourning as foolishness,…

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Kindly pray for our church – Realm of Glory Church, Ipaja Centre, Lagos.

For our church building project of $70,000 in the acquisition of land and construction of a permanent place of worship for our church community.

This step is vital in establishing a sanctuary where God’s people can gather, grow in faith, and serve our surrounding…

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In a world that exalts self-sufficiency and independence, the kingdom principle of daily worship of the King stands in stark contrast. While the world urges us to rely on our own strength and wisdom, Scripture calls us to bow in reverence and joy before the King of Kings, acknowledging His sovereign power over all. Psalm 95:6 reminds us,…

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In a world that exalts independence and self-determination, the Kingdom of God operates on the principle of submission and obedience. Jesus, the King of Kings, instructs His followers to demonstrate their love for Him through obedience to His commands (John 14:15). Obedience in the Kingdom is not merely adhering to rules but a heartfelt…

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In a world that exalts human intellect and self-reliance, the Kingdom of God stands in stark contrast. As followers of Christ, we are called not to lean on our limited understanding but to trust in the perfect wisdom of our King. Proverbs 3:5-6 reminds us to acknowledge Him in all our ways, and He will direct our paths. This trust…

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In a world that often prioritizes self-fulfillment and personal desires above all else, the kingdom principle of loving the King with all our hearts stands in stark contrast. Loving the King, our Lord Jesus Christ, calls us to a life of surrender, obedience, and adoration. When we choose to love the King above all else, we align our desires…

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In a world that applauds power, control, and dominance, the Kingdom of God reveals a different kind of leadership—servanthood. Jesus, our King, is not only sovereign over all creation but also our Shepherd, who tenderly cares for His flock. He leads with compassion, sacrifices Himself for His sheep, and guides us with unwavering love. This…

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One of the ways I have learnt to exert Authority is by serving.

And when trial comes, it’s important to remind ourselves who we are in Christ, his love and our inheritance gotten through him. Thank you Holy spirit.

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In a world that often values power, dominance, and control, the kingdom principle stands in contrast. Jesus, who proclaimed, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me” (Matthew 28:18), exemplifies true authority through love, humility, and sacrificial service. As believers, we are called to submit to His reign, finding…

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Hello Worshippers,
Let’s Worship.
As believers we are called to Worship always. Worship isn’t an activity we get into and get out, Worship is a life style worth living.
Thank you Jesus.

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Theme: Praying for the Peace of the Land

Scripture: Psalm 122:6
“Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: they shall prosper that love thee.”

Dear Lord,

We thank You for Your love, Your faithfulness, and Your endless mercy.

Father, we lift up Nigeria and the entire continent of Africa into Your hands. We ask that You restore peace in every region,…

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In the eyes of the world, royalty and priesthood are reserved for a special elite—titles and roles only reachable by a few. Yet, the Kingdom of God calls every believer into a profound identity as a “royal priesthood,” imbuing us with purpose and privilege far beyond human merit or achievement. According to 1 Peter 2:9, we are chosen and set…

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As followers of Jesus Christ, we hold the esteemed title of “ambassadors for Christ.” The world views power through positions of authority, impressive résumés, and personal achievements. Yet, the kingdom of heaven esteems the humble duty of representation—not of oneself, but of a sovereign King whose reign is eternal (2 Corinthians 5:20). An…

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In the world’s eyes, identity often hinges on societal status, success, or achievement. But in the Kingdom of God, our identity is a gift bestowed upon us through the extravagant love of our Heavenly Father. As believers, we are not just servants; we are adopted children, sons and daughters of the King. This divine inheritance infuses our lives…

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In the kingdom of God, radical transformation defines our identity. We were once dwelling in the shadows of alienation from God, blind to the vibrant life He offers. But the gospel declares a powerful transfer has occurred: “He has delivered us from the domain of darkness and transferred us to the kingdom of his beloved Son, in whom we…

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Yes, I have experienced a wall season where things didn’t go as planned despite my prayers and efforts. It challenged my faith, but it also taught me to trust God beyond my understanding. Looking back, I can see that the wall became a place of growth, deeper dependence on God, and spiritual maturity.

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Thank you for sharing.
It is important for me to understand God as my Abba so that I will have an abundant mindset not a scarcity mindset.

Apparently, when we understand who we are in Christ, it should make us love people more and be patient with their growth so that they will see Christ through us and want to be a part of the family.

And when…

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June 18th invites us into a powerful reflection on our true identity: Adopted by the King. When we consider worldly adoption, it is often seen as a beautiful act of love where a child finds a new family and identity. However, our spiritual adoption into God’s family transcends this, offering not just a new family but an eternal…

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I feel so inspired and glad to read your experiences.🥰😊