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Dear parents watch over your children!! The days are evil.

May the Lord us the strength to watch over our children as parents both spiritually and physically 🥲. Let's keep praying, and watching them 🙏🏼

This is a PROPHETIC WORD FOR YOU on
Tuesday, April 15

ANSWER THE CALL TO GREATNESS

Psalm 68:1 (NKJV)�Let God arise…

God is not into mediocrity. He has put His own faith in us so that when He speaks, we can respond with the same faith He uses. However, many Christians mistakenly believe that when God speaks, He’s talking to them and filter His Word through their own perceived human limitations. In reality, He’s addressing the God in them.

When He calls you to win nations, He’s not talking to your natural self. When He tells you to finance an entire economy or build a global ministry, He’s not speaking to your human abilities. He’s speaking to the God in you. Any instruction that seems impossible for man to accomplish is possible with God.

The Bible says, “The plans of the heart belong to man, but the answer of the tongue is from the Lord.” (Proverbs 16:1, ESV). When He speaks to you, before you respond, check to see if your answer is what He would speak. Let His greatness within you rise and use His faith to fulfil the extraordinary.

PROPHETIC DECLARATION
Let God arise in me! I reject mediocrity and small thinking, for I carry the limitless power of God within. When He calls me to impact nations or finance economies, I respond with the God-kind of faith. I am not bound by human limitations. I accomplish the extraordinary. I speak to the greatness inside me and command it to rise! Amen.

FURTHER STUDY
Matthew 19:26

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Your scripture for today: 1 Kings 14-17

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Greetings

My husband supports me to attend church, at times he even takes me to our church but has never set foot in church himself. It's worrying me, I think he hates church, Sir, but I don't know why.

Hello 👋

Thank you for reaching out.

I'll be honest with you, I don't think your husband hates church, he just has misplaced priorities. I've seen women who were on fire for Christ stop going to church because their husbands refused, but in your case, the fact that he doesn't stop you from attending church is proof enough that he doesn't hate church and with time he may follow you.

But I want you to do some self-introspection, ask yourself some honest questions:

1. Why is my husband not interested in attending church even though he supports me going?

2. Am I doing the right things as a wife that could lead my husband to join me at church?

Sometimes we are the hindrance to why people don't want to attend church. That's because we don't introspect ourselves. For instance, if I keep going to church but there's no transformation in my life in terms of how I think, talk, dress, or act, why should anyone follow me to church? These are hard questions but they can help us find the answers we desire.

Transformation is attractive - when people see it, they are more likely to follow.

Here are some other things you can do:

1. Find a good time to ask him why he doesn't attend church. It might be due to his past experiences with churches.

2. Pray that God touches his heart.

3. Ask the men and women in your church to pay him a visit, but approach him with wisdom to avoid sending the wrong message.