Pastor W. F. Kumuyi Daily Devotional — HIGHER EVERYDAY 12 November 2022 – Topic: OUR MOST IMPORTANT DUTY
Click Here for Previous HIGHER EVERYDAY
HIGHER EVERYDAY
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 12, 2022
OUR MOST IMPORTANT DUTY
MEMORY VERSE: “And further, by these, my son, be admonished: of making many books there is no end; and much study is a weariness of the flesh. Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man” (ECCLESIASTES 12:12, 13).
Also Read:Open Heaven 12 November 2022 Daily Devotional By Pastor E. A. Adeboye – THINGS WILL GET BETTER
Today’s Bible text simplifies for us the whole or essential duty of man on earth. It is to fear God and keep His commandments. The reverential fear of God drives us to keep His commandments, and they are not grievious.
We are to love God and worship Him only. Moreover, we are to love our neighbours as ourselves. “I’d rather be biblically correct than politically correct,” says Mark Batterson. This quote underscores the supremacy of our relationship with God, over and above every other relationship with people or things of this life.
Deluded by the seeming reality presented by socialization processes experienced from birth, most humans get engrossed in seeking after material possessions and carnal pleasures until they die – missing the Saviour eternally.
But the primary reason for our creation is to manifest the glory of God. And this is only possible when we repent of our sins and accept Jesus Christ as Lord and personal Saviour. Youths who are engaged in magical arts, false religions and criminal activities should repent because they are opposed to God.
QUOTE: Manifest God’s glory.
CHALLENGE: Prioritize your relationship with God above all else.
ALSO READ: CLICK HERE TO FOLLOW US ON TWITTER ⊗ OPEN HEAVEN ⊗ JOEL OSTEEN DEVOTIONAL⊗ ABOVE ONLY ⊗ OUR DAILY BREAD ⊗ SEEDS OF DESTINY ⊗ JOYCE MEYER DEVOTIONAL ⊗ RHAPSODY OF REALITIES ⊗ JOHN HAGEE ⊗ MFM DAILY DEVOTIONAL ⊗ DCLM DAILY MANNA ⊗ JOHN PIPER DEVOTIONAL ⊗ UTMOST FOR HIS HIGHEST