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• Sn 4 Ep 20: The Abomination of Jeroboam

  In this episode, I reflect on the story of Jeroboam, the fourth King of Israel. Jeroboam was a product of grace, very much like a lot of us. The kingdom was torn away from the hands of David's house and given to him, a mere servant but what he did with it was less than admirable. Thisa story is found in 1 Kings 11, 12, 14. God desires only one thing from us: obedience. And it does not come with nothing. It comes with all the blessings we could ever want. Ask yourself one question: How would my life be if I was in total obedience of God's word? Be blessed. FOLLOWM THIS PODCAST ON SPOTIFY. RATE 5⭐s on Apple Podcasts and don't forget to share. Till next time.

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• Sn 4 Ep 19: Do not go back down to Egypt

  This episode comes from the books of Gen 27:1-6, Jeremiah 42: 1-22, and Jeremiah 17:5-9. Sometimes when we're experiencing difficulties and trials as believers, we desire to go back into the world where there seems to be ease. We desire to live as the world lives andtoc conform with our former lusts to gain the things of the world. The message today encourages us to remain in God and trust in Him for Providence and protection. Share, follow and may you be blessed.

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• Sn 4 Ep 18: Are you still waiting for Christ's Return?

  We look at the book of Luke 12:35-48. Christ tells of the parable of servants who have been left to take care of a household in the absence of their master. Christ contrasts faithful servants who keep watch, waiting for their master to return, whatever hour it is, and a reckless Steward who upon seeing that their master has delayed coming, starts to treat male and female servants with contempt. Jesus says in Revelation 22:12-14, that he is coming quickly, and his reward is with him to give to those who have overcome. It has been 2000 years since Christ first came in the flesh. Are you still waiting for his return? I pray that you may continue waiting for the master, whatever hour he comes.i If this episode has blessed you, don't forget to share it with your friends and neighbors.

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• Sn 4 Ep 17: Are you following Christ at a distance?

  This episode is derived from the book of Matthew 26:70-72. After Jesus is arrested in the garden of Gethsemani, and taken before the Sanhedrin, all his disciples fled for their lives and scattered. Except Peter, who followed him at a distance. Peter, who had been one of the strongest disciples folded and denied Christ thrice. This story packs a valuable lesson for us who are Christ's followers.h How closely are we following Christ. Are we merely following him at a distance and we don't really want to be identified with him? Listen in and leave your comments. Don't forget to share, follow on Spotify and keep shining for Jesus.i For queries, please reach out to me at [email protected]. Be blessed.

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• Sn 4 Ep 16: When God Remembers

  In this episode, we turn to the prayer of Hezekiah in 2 Kings 18:2-3. Hezekiah became sick and prophet Isaiah was sent to him to let him know that he would not recover from his illness. In his prayer, he asks God to remember how he has walked before Him and how he has served Him. Hezekiah had a recordofg works. James 2:17 says that faith without works is lifeless and has no purpose. Our faith goes in tandem with our works. And Paul tells the church in Corinth that their works shall be tested by fire and only what isnl built on the foundation of Christ will endure (1 Corinthians 3:13). Malachi 3:16 talks about the book of remembrance. What deeds of yours do you want to be written there?

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