TIME OF POWER

Friends, have you not heard that the Glory of GOD is not confined to literal expressions—it manifests dimensionally? It is not merely seen—it is experienced. It is not just declared—it is demonstrated. As children of divine mercy, power, and covenant fulfilment, we are called to pray for the manifesting Power of GOD’s Glory in our lives, homes, and ministries. The Glory of GOD is not a distant light—it is a present reality. It heals, convicts, empowers, and transforms. When we…

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Beloved, the Glory of GOD is not ornamental—it is operational. It is not for display—it is for divine deployment. The Pharisee in Luke 18:9–14 prayed to impress, but the Tax Collector prayed to be transformed. One sought recognition, while the other sought redemption. You are called to reflect GOD’s Glory not through eloquence, but through sincerity. The HOLY SPIRIT does not empower performance—HE empowers purity. In CHRIST JESUS, your prayers must carry weight, not just words. Reflect daily on the…

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1. Habakkuk 2:14 - “For the earth shall be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the LORD, as the waters cover the sea.” 2. 2 Corinthians 3:18 - “But we all… beholding as in a glass the glory of the LORD, are changed into the same image from glory to glory…” 3. Exodus 33:18–19 - “And he said, I beseech THEE, shew me THY glory… I will make all MY goodness pass before thee…” 4. John 17:22 - “And the glory which…

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Friends, have you not heard that CHRIST JESUS paid it all, and we are called to pray it all? The Cross was not partial—it was complete. Therefore, our prayers must not be casual—they must be Covenantal. As children of divine mercy, power, and covenant fulfilment, we are to pray the prayers that GOD will not reject—prayers clothed in sincerity, humility, and truth. The Tax Collector in Luke 18:9–14 understood this. He did not approach GOD with credentials—he approached with contrition….

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Friends, have you not heard that your spiritual destiny hinges on the decision you make—to obey GOD fully or to follow your own path? The choice is not casual; it is covenantal. As a child of divine mercy, power, and covenant fulfilment, your decisions must end in glorifying GOD, not yourself. The Pharisee in Luke 18:9–14 made a decision to approach GOD with arrogance. He presented himself as a ledger of religious achievements, as though GOD owed him recognition. But…

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