THE SPIRITUAL DAY

■ EVENING AND THE MORNING - THE NEXT DAY ■ 

In Genesis 1:31 KJV, it is written, 

And God saw every thing that he had made, 

and, behold, it was very good. 

And the evening and the morning were the sixth day.

From this passage of Scripture we can extract these truths:

   1. A day is defined by two parameters: 

- The paired sequence of the evening and the morning identify a day in our Physical and Spiritual dispensation. 

   2. The order is deliberate: 

- This order is not incidental or a wrong interpretation of scripture but is a consistent spiritual formula used to delimit & delineate the day for the profiting of God's Kingdom minded people.

- The order & scriptural description in this passage of evening to morning is not random but purposeful. 

- The passage doesn't say “the morning and the evening” but “the evening and the morning.”

This connotes that the evening comes first and the morning follows "always". 

Together, this order constitutes one complete day in the Spiritual realm. 

   3. Implication for when a day begins: 

A Spiritual day commences at evening & concludes after the morning is complete. The completion of both cylces marked “the sixth day” as a whole day. 

   4. What the passage does not say: 

Based strictly on the verse of scripture: 

- It does not define a day as beginning at sunrise. 

- It does not define a day as beginning at midnight.

- It does not isolate daylight hours as the day. 

Instead, the day is framed as a cycle starting with evening & moving toward morning.

   5. Implication of this New Creation Reality:  

In John 9:4-5 KJV, it is written, 
    4. I must work the works of him that sent me, 

while it is day: 

the night cometh, when no man can work. 

   5. As long as I am in the world, 

I am the light of the world. 

 - The implication of this New Creation Reality of the day commencing in the evening and ending in the morning is that we must consciously do the works of God that sent us not just while it is day but we must commence in at night and complete it at the close of the morning and not the reverse that we have been though. 

   6. Examples of our use of the New Creation Reality Spiritual day: 

These are a few examples of what we should be doing during the New Creation Reality Spiritual day: 

Psalm 63:6 

On my bed I remember you; I

 think of you through the watches of the night.

Psalm 119:147-148 

   147. I rise before dawn and cry for help; 

I have put my hope in your word. 

   148. My eyes stay open through the watches of the night, 

that I may meditate on your promises.

Lamentations 2:19 NIV

Arise, cry out in the night, 

as the watches of the night begin; 

pour out your heart like water in the presence of the Lord. 

Lift up your hands to him for the lives of your children, 

who faint from hunger at every street corner.

   7. Note: 

● We often hear that evil people work at night 🌙. 

Now we can appreciate the reason why they do. 

● Spiritual growth and power has been ordained in the Spiritual 

to commence from the womb of the day, which is the evening. 

With our knowledge of this we can also appreciate the disadvantage disservice our personal choice of not availing ourselves of this New Creation Reality puts us in. 

● Please NOTE that it is only by SACRIFICE that we can participate in the New Creation Realities of the Spiritual World we are called to live by, in Christ Jesus. 

Our flesh, Sin, the devil and indeed the broken systems of this present world will fight the truths of the Spiritual realm we were ordained to operate in. 

   8. Personal Testimony: 

Since God called me to relate with Him and His life-giving WORD by SACRIFICE through the watches of the night and early hours of the morning, so I can remain focused on Him and be at the centre of His will throughout the day, it has been a Spiritual eye opener and an avenue to increase in Spiritual & indeed Physical Wisdom, Power & Strength, to the point that some most things I think about, do and write on are so mind-blowing that I know without a doubt that they didn't originate from me and as a result, I have entered a realm of consistent thanksgiving to God Almighty.  

   In Conclusion, (from the passage alone)

Genesis 1:31 connotes that:

- The biblical & Spiritual “day” we are called to operate in is bounded by evening & morning.

- Evening initiates the day & Morning completes it.

- and for us to behold or experience God's Dominion in everything we do as God did, being very good at the end of each day, we also must work according to God's dispensation of time. 

Shalom 

OBTAINING THE GREAT & INACCESSIBLE

It is indeed disheartening to hear and constantly be in fear of the potential dangers - if at all, that trails the controversy of the aluminium content in roll-on (antiperspirants) and perfumes. 

In a bid to be safe, we however need to take into cognizance what we hear, reduce or usage to be on the safe side, and potentially find alternatives, just in case the rumours are true. 

This is particularly of significance as a result of the global Covid conspiracy and scam perpetuated on all humanity, with really no accountability or recourse for the needless deaths and untold hardships caused by global actors, like multinational drug companies and global health institutions involved. May God Almighty help us all.

In Jesus name, God Almighty will give us wisdom to identify the natural remedies He has already provided but that the ancient enemy of the souls of men may have removed from history to afflict the human race with unnatural & life threatening alternatives he has furnished men with. 

Let's spend more time asking God questions for human challenges, knowing that as in Jeremiah 33:3, He not only commands us to call on Him that He will answer but that He will go a step further in showing us great & mighty (inaccessible) things we didn't know for the benefit of His prized creation, who we are.

See you guys @ the top of all human Endeavours as a result.

2026

2026 NEW YEAR RESOLUTION

● Men may use blocks of clay or concrete to build, 

● The WORDS of God however, 

are the ONLY building blocks 

the Holy Spirit can use 

to ensure we experience 

the SUPERNATURAL ABUNDANCE OF LIFE  

in this natural world. 

● Let us resolve to Imbibe at least 

ONE VERSE OF SCRIPTURE 

Everyday for the reminder of this years 365 days.

What it would cost us is insignificant 

Compared to what we would gain if we did.

● I have begun this journey already. 

● As a result, 

you have no right to be jealous of my testimonies  

throughout this 2026 year of open doors. 

● See you at the TOP.

REACHING THE LOST WITH COMPASSION

REACHING THE LOST WITH COMPASSION

As Human beings we may be limited in what we can do but we have an Almighty God who can do limitless things and is just waiting for us with all our limitations to draw on His unlimited help for ourselves and indeed our fellow men.

God gave us a mandate as those who have accepted Jesus as Lord and Saviour, to fish for men. 

He knows we need His help to do this and He has also empowered us with His word to do this. 

Isaiah 65:1-2 is scripture God has made available to us to entreat Him on behalf of people who do not show any inclination about knowing Him. All God requires from us to harken to our prayer using this scripture is our genuine compassion for the people we are standing in the gap for with it.

This scripture makes us understand that the person(s) we are praying for do not need to reach out to God for God to reach out to them. 

As part of God's priesthood all we need to do is to remind Him what He said He has done in the past and because He is still the same God in this our dispensation, we in turn can ask Him to do it again on behalf of the people we are standing in the gap for because all day long God Almighty holds out His hands to welcome all obstinate prople into His kingdom but He is waiting for us, His prophets, priests and kings to do the needful and pray to him for their deliverance and salvation. 

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OUR GOD-GIVEN MANDATE:

Isaiah 65:1-2

   1. “I revealed myself to those 

who did not ask for me; 

I was found by those 

who did not seek me. 

To a nation 

that did not call on my name, 

I said, ‘Here am I, here am I.’

   2. All day long 

I have held out my hands 

to an obstinate people, 

who walk in ways not good, 

pursuing their own imaginations - 

WHO WE REALLY ARE:

1 Peter 2:9 

But you are 

- a chosen people, (1)

- a royal priesthood, (2)

- a holy nation, (3)

- God’s special possession, (4)

that you may declare 

the praises of him 

who called you out of darkness 

into his wonderful light.

🏅 THE ULTIMATE RACE 🏅

THE ULTIMATE RACE 

1 Corinthians 9:24-27 

   24. Do you not know that 

in a race all the runners run, 

but only one gets the prize? 

Run in such a way 

as to get the prize. 

   25. Everyone who 

competes in the games 

goes into strict training. 

They do it to get a crown 

that will not last, 

but we do it to get a crown 

that will last forever. 

   26. Therefore 

I do not run like someone 

running aimlessly; 

I do not fight like a boxer 

beating the air. 

   27. No, 

I strike a blow to my body 

and make it my slave 

so that after 

I have preached to others, 

I myself will not be disqualified 

for the prize.

This passage is an example of a metaphorical and didactic expression. 

The apostle Paul uses the metaphor 

of a race to illustrate spiritual discipline 

and the pursuit of a virtuous Christian life. 

Unlike a typical human race, there are some stark differences in this one that Paul is using to compare it with. 

The differences and similarities between this race that is the Race to Fulfill Destiny and the Normal Human Race are as follows: 

   1. The competition is only with one's self. 

You must give it your very best to win. 

Unlike the conventional race where runners run and contest between themselves for an ultimate prize like a gold medal or trophy, the race that Paul is using to compare it with is an individual one. 

   2. We must approach this call to fulfill our individual Destiny's personally because as individuals we each have an ultimate prize we must strive to attain with purpose, focus and dogged determination. 

   We must be the best at what we do and be excellent in our service to God and our fellow men because the quality of our life on earth and indeed hereafter depends on it. 

   3. The Prize Paul is referring to is not tangible like a gold medal or trophy. 

It is the Crown of Salvation, to fulfill your individual destiny in Christ Jesus. 

   4. Unlike the normal race we are accustomed to, there is a particular way we need to approach this race for Eternity for us to get the prize. 

   

  5. Just as everyone who competes in normal games or sporting competitions needs to go into strict training to be fit enough to have a fighting chance of winning, so also is this race to fulfill destiny. 

   We must do it with absolute focus, discipline and self-control. 

   6. There is a strict training regiment required for this race - to fulfill destiny, which is essentially, God's good, pleasing and perfect will and plan for a person, that differs from the typical races we are used to. 

   7. While people compete in regular races to obtain a reward that will ultimately not last, we embark on this race of life to get an everlasting crown, that will endure long after we leave this ephemeral earth.

   8. As a result we should ensure that we are focused like a runner and precise like a boxer, in the way we live our lives. 

   

   9. We should strive to mortify our flesh on a daily basis for our unbridled appetites and desires are the greatest impediments we must overcome to finish well. 

   We must by the dictates of the Holy Spirit, daily put to death all the desires and cravings of our flesh by striking blows to our body and making it our slave via daily sacrifices that empower the Spirit of God in us while subduing our innate fleshly and sinful nature that is constantly at war with the Holy Spirit in us. 

   The passage that begins with a question is essentially a wake-up call to every follower of God that there must be an urgency and a renewed determination with the way we live our lives. 

   Paul encourages the Corinthians and by extension, us - to live their lives with purpose and discipline, much like athletes who train rigorously to win a race or competition. 

The "prize" he refers to is eternal life and the rewards of living a faithful Christian life.

   Please note that as in Matthew 20:20-21, the mother of Zebedee's sons came to Jesus with her sons kneeling down, and dared to ask a favor of Jesus, that he should grant that one of her two sons may sit at his right and the other at his left in his kingdom. 

   While you can read the latter verses to get the context, it is important that your goal should be set by the very words of our Saviour and Lord himself as he said thus in 

John 14:12-13

   12. Very truly I tell you, 

whoever believes in me 

will do the works I have been doing, 

and they will do even greater things 

than these, 

because I am going to the Father.

   13. And I will do whatever you ask 

in my name, 

so that the Father may be glorified 

in the Son.

Shalom

FAITH HAS NO BACKUP PLAN

FAITH HAS NO BACKUP PLAN

In life, it is common place to have one contingency or the other when we make plans so that if one doesn't pan out, we can breathe a sigh of relief knowing that we at least have another to fall back on. 

While such a practice of not putting one's eggs in just one basket is indeed a logical and strategic one, that gives one the much needed alternative solution to leverage on, when it comes to our faith in God however, we must totally put aside such propensity of self-help. 

The existence of a "plan B" in any matter you have committed to God, just in case He doesn't pull through for you, is proof of your lack of complete confidence in His Almighty ability to save and to provide. 

Faith, which must be one's total confidence in God is essential for us to access all we desire and ask of God, because it is the only way by which God can intervene in the affairs of men for as in Mark 9:23, “ '... “Everything is possible for one who believes.”

Harbouring doubt, even a little bit; to the point of agreeing to a backup plan simply negates the faith we need to have in God for him to step in to our situation, for as in Hebrews 11:6, without faith it is impossible to please God, talk-less have Him fulfil our requests because our relationship with Him must be by faith or nothing at all. 

Our faith in the One we believe to be Almighty should be absolute, if we truly have the complete confidence in Him through what we have personally heard and experienced of him in the past. 

Our unshakeable belief in God should get us to the point like in Luke 18:28, where it was recorded that Peter said to Jesus, “We have left all we had to follow you!”

In Matthew 6:31,34, it is written, 

31. So do not worry, saying, 'What shall we eat?' or 'What shall we drink?' or 'What shall we wear?' 

34. Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.

Jesus in the scripture above, admonishes us not to worry; to give no thought (according to the KJV version) about our daily needs or even our needs for the day to come. 

The proof of our faith is not just confessing and saying to others that we have complete confidence in God's Word, for Faith is not faith, unless it is tested; for the testing of our faith is the confirmation that we actually believe. 

Our faith can be tested in a number of ways like when everything looks like it has failed and we are prompted to respond about the plausibility of what we hoped would happen. In such times we need to remain resolute and still continue to confess what we believe the outcome should be, no matter how foolish our utterances may sound, even in the midst of overwhelming facts that prove the opposite. 

So, if we have asked God to meet a need or want, we must work on not pondering over the matter again.  

In having complete confidence in God's Almighty ability to fulfil what we desire of Him, we must make up our minds that we will not brood over the issue to the point that we start to harbour doubts or start looking for a backup, just incase He doesn't come through for us. 

Shalom!

TAKE RESPONSIBILITY

TAKE RESPONSIBILITY

There are a lot of things that go on in our lives that are out of our control, but most of the goings-on in our lives are things that are in our purview, that we have the capacity and ability to deal with and do something about to our favour. 

We are the captain of our souls and as a result, we are solely responsible for our lives and destiny, by our actions, reactions or lack thereof, and we shouldn't be fooled into the enemies deception of blaming the situations of our lives on others or forces greater than ourselves. 

Accepting responsibility for all we think, say and do is a sign of emotional maturity; it demonstrates our belief in the inate ability God Almighty has given us all to be free moral agents, that have the power to determine the course of our lives, for better or worse. 

Unfortunately, people who don’t accept responsibility tend to believe they are not primarily to blame for their actions or inactions and therefore have no motivating factor or reason to change.

Accepting responsibility by celebrating our good judgments and owning our errors helps in the relationships we have with God and our fellow men.

People that have the wrong mindset that others must accept them for who they are, feigning they were made the way they are because they don't want to make the necessary effort to change, as a result loose goodwill and trust in the sight of men and God. 

It is however important to know and understand our responsibilities to God and to our fellow men, in order for us to accept that we are supposed to have dependable control over some matters that people have entrusted to us, because they believe we are mature enough, and that we will also be held liable and culpable, if we fail in the confidence placed on us concerning the management of such matters. 

We must see ourselves as faithful Ambassadors of Christ because of the complete confidence we have in the faithfulness of the One who has called us, to complete that which He has assigned to us. 

● RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES BETWEEN GOD AND MAN: 

We have rights and responsibilities as God Almighty does too. 

We have rights; that is, we are entitled to things from our creator, like the provision of our daily bread, etc. just as we have responsibilities; that is, duties, things we must do for our Creator, like abiding by his laws and the Bible, the instruction manual that guides our existence and relationship with Him. 

Unfortunately, many of us unwittingly or selfishly, lacking faith in God, like pagans do, worry and run after trying to fulfil God's responsibility towards us, by ourselves, as found in Matthew 6: 25-32, at the expense of our health and wellbeing, and end up leaving our own responsibilities towards God as found in Matthew 6:33, albeit to our own detriment. 

God's responsibility towards His faithful one's is to help provide for our needs like what we will eat, drink, wear, etc and our own responsibility towards God is to seek first the establishment of the influence of his heavenly kingdom and a right standing with Him in our hearts and also that of our fellow men so that in turn, all the other things that we need for a godly life, will be provided by God as well.

We also have God-given responsibilities towards our fellow men.

In John 10:16, Jesus Christ told his disciples, 

"I have other sheep that are not of this sheep pen. I must bring them also. They too will listen to my voice, and there shall be one flock and one shepherd." 

For this reason, God reconciled us to himself through Jesus and as followers of Christ, He also entrusted to us Christ's ministry of reconciliation: (2 Corinthians 5:18). 

We are therefore Christ's ambassadors, so that God can make his appeal through us, and implore those who don't know Christ to be reconciled to Him. (2 Corinthians 5:20)

● WE MUST ALL GIVE ACCOUNT FOR OUR ACTIONS: 

Taking responsibility for our actions is important because as in 2 Corinthians 5:10, 

"... we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ, so that each of us may receive what is due us for the things done while in the body, whether good or bad." 

Indeed at the end of our lives on earth, we must give account to our maker for how we lived our lives. 

● CALL ON THE ONE WHO IS ALMIGHTY: 

If you are having issues being responsible for what you ought, then you can be rest assured that God who is Almighty is in the business of making up for areas in our lives that we are inadequate or powerless. 

We must remember in all our challenges that though we may be limited in what we can achieve, we serve a limitless God who is waiting for us to call on Him so He can show Himself mighty on our behalf. 

All we need to do is heed His call to drop all our inadequacies at his feat as He calls us now saying, “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. (Matthew 11:28)

● FAITH IN JESUS: 

Finally, only our faith in Jesus can make us faithful in fulfilling our responsibilities towards God and our fellow men. 

Taking responsibility will always remain an uphill battle for a person who hasn't surrendered his life to Jesus Christ, for as in 2 Corinthians 5:17, it is only when a person is in Christ that he will become a new creature in which, old habits that are prompted by the devil and the inordinate desires of our sinful bodies will pass away, and all things in that person's life will literally become new. 

Let's take responsibility to love, to have faith in, obey and ask God our creator for help because He has the Almighty ability to save by wading into the affairs of men and let's also take responsibility to love our fellow men as we love ourselves.

Shalom!