The Phaneroo Devotion: The Life Of God: God’s Answer To Life’s Challenges
Apostle Grace Lubega
John 10:10 (NKJV): “The thief does not come except to steal, and to kill, and to destroy. I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly.”
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The Bible reveals what the enemy came to do: to steal, to kill, and to destroy.
Some people assume that Christ came merely to do the opposite of what the devil came to do. They suppose that if the devil came to steal, then Christ came to restore what was stolen; if the devil came to kill, then Jesus came to resurrect what had died; and if the devil came to destroy, then Jesus came to rebuild what was destroyed.
While Christ indeed accomplished all this through His death and resurrection, it is important to understand why the language of our theme scripture simply says that Jesus came that we might have life. In spite of the stealing, killing, and destruction of the enemy, God’s answer was one: the life of God.
This life is the answer to the issues and problems of life, whether poverty, witchcraft, disease, or any other work of darkness. Where the life of God is, the works of the enemy are automatically destroyed.
The call to you as a child of God is to set your heart on this life. It is the answer. As you exercise yourself in its reality, darkness flees and the works of the enemy bow.
Hallelujah!
FURTHER STUDY: 1 John 5:11-12; John 6:51
GOLDEN NUGGET: This life of God is the answer to the issues and problems of life, whether poverty, witchcraft, disease, or any other work of darkness. Where the life is, the works of the enemy are automatically destroyed.
PRAYER: Father, I thank You for this word. I thank You because Your life in me is greater than every work of darkness and every attack of the devil. I choose to walk in its fullness every day. By this life, I have overcome sickness, poverty, fear, destruction, and every limitation of the enemy. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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AIJAR NAKA EDEKE: ABOŊIKINET NAKA EDEKE MAMA EJAASI ATIOKISIO NUKA AIJAR
Ekiyakia Grace Lubega
Yokana 10:10 (NKJV): “Mam ekokolan ebuni atai dimarai akoko, ka aiar, ka amunaar da; abu eoŋ kabu tetere ejaunete kaijar, ejaunete da kana edeparit”
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Itoduunit Ebaibuli nuebunit lokasurup aswam: akoko, aiar, ka amunaar.
Eomitosi icie ituŋa ebe ebunit Kristo bon aitepeg nuabunit ajokit aswam. Eomitos do ebe kwape abunitor ajokit akoko, abu do Kristo obu ainyakakin nuaponi okokwarai; arai abunit ajokit aiar, abu do Yesu kobu aitajarun nuatwakitos, ebe arai abunit ajokit amunaar, apolouke ebe ebunit Yesu aitemokin nu emunaara.
Karaida teni abu Kristo irikak nu kere kotoma atwanare keda ajarun Ke, ejok noi amisiikin apeleikinet na itapatanitor aŋajep naka ekokoro wok loepukorit aimor kobala ebe abu Yesu kobu tetere oni kijaunos keda aijar. Ebe komam asesen akoko, aiar, keda amunaar ka alokasurup, erai aboŋokinet naka Edeke adiopet: aijar naka Edeke.
Erai aijar na aboŋokinet mama ejaasi aiticaneta keda atiokisio nuka aijar, arai ibakor, ecudet, adeka arai adio aswam kere naka amuton. Ne ejai aijar naka Edeke, aswamisio nuka lokasurup itelekario.
Enyaraunitai kwana jo kwape ikoku yenika Edeke asipokin etaukon ne ejai aijar na. Ŋesi erai aboŋokinet. Inyikokini jo aswam kotoma abeite kana, ekeri amuton ido ekukokinos aswamisio nuka amuton.
Alleluya!
ASIOMAN NAIYATAKINA: 1 Yokana 5:11-12; Yokana 6:51
NUEPOSIK BALA ESABU: Erai aijar na aboŋokinet mama ejaasi aiticaneta keda atiokisio nuka aijar, arai ibakor, ecudet, adeka arai adio aswam kere naka amuton. Ne ejai aijar naka Edeke, aswamisio nuka lokasurup itelekario.
AILIP: Papa, Eyalama kanu akirot kana. Eyalama naarai aijar Kon kamaka itelekaarit kaŋiniswam kere naka amuton keda ijiisio nuka ajokit. Asekuni aijar kotoma aileleba ke kaŋinipaaran. Kanu aijar kana, keteleka eoŋ adeka, ibakor, akurianu, amudiaro ka ŋinitikokinet naka lokasurup. Ko okiror ka Yesu, Amen.
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