Apostle Grace Lubega
2 Corinthians 4:17 (NKJV): “For our light affliction, which is but for a moment, is working for us a far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory.”
—
By divine design, no negative situation in your life is permanent.
When Paul says that our affliction is “but for a moment,” it means that every issue you are facing has an expiry date. It came to pass.
It did not come to stay. It did not come to linger in your life as a permanent fixture in your destiny. It came to pass.
Psalm 30:5 assures us that weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning. This means that sorrow has a time limit. Pain has a boundary. Trouble has an appointed end.
You must approach every difficulty with this understanding.
Never define your future by accommodating a present weakness. If you receive a bad report from a doctor, do not begin to plan the next several years around managing that condition as though it has the final say over your life. Do not arrange your finances, relationships, dreams, and expectations around an affliction that God has already declared to be momentary.
How can it pass if, by your own plans, you keep extending its lifespan in your life?
You may be in the middle of grave accusations and malicious attacks from your enemies. It may look like your career, business, family, or ministry is coming to an end under the weight of it all.
But hear the Word of the Lord. The storm will not bury you. The financial pressure will not finish you. It came to pass.
FURTHER STUDY: Isaiah 43:2; Romans 8:18
GOLDEN NUGGET: Every issue you are facing has an expiry date. It came, to pass.
PRAYER: Father, I thank You because no negative situation in my life is permanent. I believe Your Word that my affliction is but for a moment and is working for me a far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory. I refuse to define my future by my present challenge. I declare that any trying season will end in joy, victory, strength, and testimony. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Loading…
Loading…
Loading…
Loading…
EBUNIT KANU ATUBOR
Ekiyakia Grace Lubega
2 Ikorinton 4:17 (AOV): “Naarai ican lu luebenen nuka apak naedit, kiswamakinete oni alangiru naedepari noi noi naka aibuses.”
—
Kotoma eiswamae loka Emoyo, emamei ejautene loaronon kotoma aijarakon loesali aparasia kere.
Nelimuna Paulo ebe erasi ican wok “nuka apak naedit,” akepolou ebe kanginikiro nuitereikinotor ijo ejaatar apak naka esange. Ebunit kanu atubor.
Mam ebunit kanu asalakin. Mam ebunit kanu eiyiria aijarakon kwape ainapetait naesali kotoma aijarakon. Ebunit kanu atubor.
Itogogongit Isabulin 30:5 woni ebe diat kimonyi akuare kia, konye kilakar tupuruc. Akepolou ebe ejaatar aiturur apak naka esange. Ejaatar apipilu ka eikoru. Ejaatar ationis esange loitemokina sek.
Kotereikinos kanginitionis keda amisiikin na.
Mam itetemuni ngarenekon kotoma ijo acamun anonoku naesawa kalo. Karai kidum ijo aisiraret kane ejai emuron, mam igeuni aitemonokin ikaru nuongaren kanu apedor ationis ngin kosubite bala ejaatar akirot naawasia aijarakon. Mam itemononkini ikapunukon, eidicanekon kaluce, airujasia, ka nuidari ijo aiswamaun toma aiticanio naedaunit Edeke alimor ebe erai naapak naedit.
Eipone bani etuboror karai, ijo kainapetakon, isukunyi ijo apakike aijarakon?
Acepak ijai ijo kiding naka aosan naaronon ka asuronokineta kanuasurup kon. Epedori asubit bala asiomanikon, aicurus, ekal, araibonat aijanakin abunere osange kotoma alangiru ngin kere.
Konye kopupok Akirot naka Ejakait. Mam ekwam loelangir enukakini ijo. Mam alangiru naikapun irikakini ijo. Ebunit kanu atubor.
ASIOMAN NA IYATAKINA: Isaia 43:2; Iromayon 8:18
NUEPOSIK BALA ESABU: Kanginikirot nuitereikinotor ijo ejaatar apak naka esange. Ebunit kanu atubor.
AILIP: Papa, eyalama narai emamei ejautene loaronon aijaraka loesali aparasia kere. Eyuunit Akirotokon ebe aitipasioka erai kanu apak naedit ido iswamaikini eong alangiru naedepari noi noi naka aibuses. Agiri eong aitetemuun ngareneka kotoma ationis naesawa kalo. Alimori ebe adisipak naetami kere engetakin kotoma aiyalama, aisipikor, agogong, ka ajenanut. Kokiror loka Yesu, Amen.
Loading…
Loading…
Loading…
Loading…
Loading …
