YOU ARE NEVER SHORT OF GRACE

 You shall continue to make extraordinary progress regardless of the opposition because of the anointing of God's favour upon you.

Good -Life Devotional: 

YOU ARE NEVER SHORT OF GRACE

By Rev Michael Benson Ajayi 

   Many believers are taught that when they experience weakness, difficulty, or hardship it means they lack grace. Yet the Scriptures teach the opposite. In 2 Corinthians 12:7–10, the Apostle Paul pleaded with the Lord concerning a “thorn in the flesh.” God’s answer was clear: “My grace is sufficient for you, for My power is perfected in weakness.” Weakness was not evidence that grace had diminished; it was the very place where God’s grace was revealed.

  The Greek word for grace is charis, meaning unmerited favor, divine enablement, and God’s empowering presence freely given to believers. Grace is not merely kindness from God; it is His active power working in us. Paul therefore concluded, “When I am weak, then I am strong.” The strength came from grace, not from human ability.

   Scripture also assures us that grace never abandons the believer. Hebrews 13:5 declares, “I will never, under any circumstances, desert you, nor give you up nor leave you without support” (AMP). If God never leaves the believer, His grace cannot depart either. In John 1:16, we are told that “from His fullness we have all received, grace upon grace.” This means the believer does not receive partial grace but continuous supply from Christ.

   False teaching suggests that hardships mean grace has run out. But the gospel teaches that grace is most visible in moments of weakness, suffering, and limitation. Romans 5:20 says, “Where sin increased, grace abounded all the more.” God’s grace is not measured by circumstances but by the finished work of Christ.

   Therefore, the born-again Christian is never short of grace. Whatever trial you face today, remember: God’s grace is already sufficient, already present, and already working in you.

PRAYER: Heavenly Father forgive me of my sins against you I believe Jesus Christ died and was raised again for my salvation I receive him as lord and saviour and receive the Holy Spirit and power to overcome temptation. 

Lord, help me rely on Your sufficient grace and not on my own strength. Teach me to trust that Your power is perfected in my weakness. Amen.

ONE MEASURE OF GRACE IN CHRIST

 

The plans of the wicked against you shall be exposed and neutralised because of the anointing of God's favour upon you.
Good -Life Devotional: ONE MEASURE OF GRACE IN CHRIST

By Rev Michael Benson Ajayi
   The New Testament teaches that no preacher or believer possesses a superior measure of God’s grace above others. Epistle to the Ephesians 4:7 (AMP) declares, “Yet grace [God’s undeserved favor] was given to each one of us, not indiscriminately, but in different ways in proportion to the measure of Christ’s gift.” The source and measure of grace is Christ Himself, and He gives it freely to every believer. The difference lies in our function, not in our worth or spiritual rank within the body of Christ.
   In Gospel of John 1:16 we read, “For out of His fullness we have all received grace upon grace.” Scripture does not speak of partial fullness or spiritual percentages. Every believer receives from the same fullness of Christ. Therefore, no minister can rightly claim a special access to God that others do not have.
  A powerful example appears in Acts of the Apostles 10:25–26. When Cornelius fell at Peter’s feet to worship him, the apostle immediately lifted him up and said, “Stand up; I too am just a man.” Peter understood that the glory belongs to God alone, not to any human vessel.
   The unity of believers is further emphasized in First Epistle to the Corinthians 12:11–13, which teaches that the same Spirit distributes gifts and that we are all baptized into one body by one Spirit. Likewise, Second Epistle to the Corinthians 4:13 reminds us that we share the same spirit of faith.
   When modern preachers demand honor that borders on worship or claim exclusive favor with God, they contradict the humility taught by Christ (see also Gospel of Matthew 23:8–12). All believers stand equally under the grace of God.
PRAYER: Heavenly Father forgive me of my sins against you I believe Jesus Christ died and was raised again for my salvation I receive him as lord and saviour and receive the Holy Spirit and power to overcome evil .
Lord Jesus, keep Your church humble and united. Remove pride from our hearts and help us honor You alone as the source of grace and power. Amen.
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BY THIS YOU SHALL KNOW THE DISCIPLES OF JESUS CHRIST

 

Your family shall not fall apart but wax strong in love and overwhelming peace .
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BY THIS YOU SHALL KNOW THE DISCIPLES OF JESUS CHRIST

By Rev Michael Benson Ajayi
   BIn John 13:33–34 (AMP), the Lord Jesus gave a defining mark of true discipleship: “I am giving you a new commandment, that you love one another. Just as I have loved you, so you too are to love one another.” The distinguishing evidence of a disciple is not religious titles, denominational identity, or theological debates—it is the sacrificial love demonstrated by Christ Himself.
   The love of Christ is self-giving and redemptive. John 15:13 declares, “Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends.” Jesus embodied this love on the cross (Romans 5:8), and He expects His followers to reflect the same spirit. When believers walk in this love, the world recognizes the reality of Christ living in them.
   Scripture also warns against relying on religious systems that replace living faith with rigid traditions. Colossians 2:19–23 explains that human rules and denominational dogmas may appear wise, but they cannot transform the heart or produce righteousness. True spiritual life comes from holding fast to Christ, the Head of the Church.
    Furthermore, Jesus promised that genuine believers would reflect His works. In John 14:12, He said that those who believe in Him would do the works He did. Acts 10:38 summarizes His ministry: “God anointed Jesus of Nazareth with the Holy Spirit and with power; He went about doing good and healing all who were oppressed by the devil.” This same Spirit empowers believers today.
   Therefore, a disciple of Christ is known by love, compassion, and Spirit-filled works. 1 John 3:18 exhorts us: “Let us not love with word or tongue, but in action and in truth.” When Christ’s love flows through us, the world sees the true mark of His disciples.
Prayer: Heavenly Father forgive me of my sins against you I believe Jesus Christ died and was raised again for my salvation I receive him as lord and saviour and receive the Holy Spirit and power to love those who hate me.
Lord Jesus, fill my heart with Your sacrificial love. Deliver me from empty religion and empower me by Your Spirit to live and serve like You. Let my life reveal that I am truly Your disciple. Amen.
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DELIVERANCE FROM BONDAGE BY BREAKING THE YOKE OF COMPROMISE AND COMPLACENCY

 

The anointing of God's favour upon you is restoring all that was lost .
Good -Life Devotional: DELIVERANCE FROM BONDAGE BY BREAKING THE YOKE OF COMPROMISE AND COMPLACENCY

By Rev Michael Benson Ajayi
    Spiritual bondage often begins when God’s people grow comfortable with compromise. In 1 Kings 13, we see a powerful example of how complacency within spiritual leadership can open the door to corruption. King Jeroboam had established false worship in Bethel, corrupting the altar of God and leading Israel into sin (1 Kings 12:28–33). Yet the tragedy is not only in the king’s rebellion, but also in the silence and compromise of those who should have defended the truth.
    An old prophet lived in Bethel with his sons, witnessing the corruption surrounding the altar of God. Instead of confronting Jeroboam’s idolatry, he remained passive. Complacency allowed false worship to continue unchallenged. God then raised a young prophet from Judah who boldly prophesied judgment against the altar, declaring that God would expose and destroy the false system (1 Kings 13:2–5). This moment showed that God will always raise voices to confront unrighteousness when others remain silent.
    Sadly, the old prophet later deceived the young prophet, causing him to disobey God’s command. The young prophet became a victim of the spiritual corruption around him, and judgment followed (1 Kings 13:24). This sobering story reveals that compromise in spiritual leadership can destroy both the deceiver and the deceived.
    In many parts of Africa today, corruption in governance persists partly because the Church has often chosen comfort over confrontation. When preachers seek favor from corrupt leaders instead of speaking God’s truth, they repeat the failure seen in Bethel. Scripture warns, “Cry aloud, spare not; lift up your voice like a trumpet” (Isaiah 58:1 AMP). The Church must be a prophetic voice, not a partner in silence.
     God still offers hope through repentance. 2 Chronicles 7:14 (AMP) declares: “…if My people who are called by My Name humble themselves, and pray, and seek My face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, forgive their sin, and heal their land.”
Deliverance begins when believers reject compromise, confront unrighteousness, and return to God in humility.
PRAYER Heavenly Father forgive me of my sins against you I believe Jesus Christ died and was raised again for my salvation I receive him as lord and saviour and receive the Holy Spirit and power to overcome temptation.
Lord, we repent for complacency, compromise, corruption, and silence in the face of injustice. Cleanse Your Church from fear, greed, and spiritual manipulation. Restore integrity to the pulpit and righteousness to leadership. Raise courageous voices who will proclaim Your truth without compromise. Heal our land as Your people turn back to You. Amen.
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GOD DOES NOT ACCEPT ANY MAN’S PERSON, ( HE DOES NOT HAVE FAVOURITES )

 You shall not be a victim of evil deception because of the anointing of God's favour upon you.

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GOD DOES NOT ACCEPT ANY MAN’S PERSON, 

( HE DOES NOT HAVE FAVOURITES ) 

By Rev Michael Benson Ajayi 

 Galatians 2:6 (AMP) declares, “God shows no partiality [no arbitrary favoritism; with Him one person is not more important than another].”       This truth is foundational to biblical apologetics: God’s authority and truth are not determined by human rank, title, or social standing. The apostle Paul emphasizes that even the most respected leaders in the church did not alter the gospel he preached because God Himself is the ultimate authority.

     Scripture consistently affirms that God evaluates people by the condition of the heart rather than outward position. In 1 Samuel 3:1–10, God chose to reveal His word to the boy Samuel instead of Eli the high priest. Though Eli held a sacred office, his household had fallen into disobedience. God therefore raised a young servant to speak His message. This demonstrates that divine revelation is not controlled by human hierarchy. As 1 Samuel 16:7 reminds us, “Man looks at the outward appearance, but the LORD looks at the heart.”

    Similarly, Acts 10:34–35 records Peter’s revelation: “I most certainly understand now that God is not one to show partiality.” God accepted Gentiles who feared Him, overturning human religious barriers.   Likewise, James 2:1 warns believers not to show favoritism, because such behavior contradicts God’s nature.

   Apologetically, this doctrine defends the impartial justice of God. Critics sometimes claim religion favors elites or powerful leaders, yet Scripture shows the opposite. God spoke through shepherds like David, fishermen like Peter, and even children like Samuel. Truth is validated by God’s revelation, not by human status.

Therefore, believers must value obedience over position. God may choose the least expected vessel to proclaim His truth. The question is not who speaks, but whether God has spoken.

PRAYER: Heavenly Father forgive me of my sins against you I believe Jesus Christ died and was raised again for my salvation I receive him as lord and saviour and receive the Holy Spirit and power to overcome the devil .

Righteous Father, remove every spirit of favoritism from Your church. Give us humble hearts that honor Your truth above human status. Raise faithful voices who will speak Your word with courage and purity. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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THE COURAGE TO REBUKE SIN DESPITE PERSECUTION

 

The plans of the wicked against you shall boomerang because of the anointing of God's favour upon you.
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THE COURAGE TO REBUKE SIN DESPITE PERSECUTION

By Rev Michael Benson Ajayi
    A powerful example of fearless confrontation is seen in the ministry of John the Baptist. He boldly rebuked Herod Antipas for unlawfully marrying his brother Philip’s wife, declaring, “It is not lawful for you to have her” (Matthew 14:4). John’s rebuke was rooted in the moral law of God, particularly Leviticus 18:16 and Leviticus 20:21, which prohibit taking a brother’s wife. His courage demonstrated that God’s truth applies even to kings and rulers.
   John’s confrontation came with a heavy price. Because he spoke the truth, Herod imprisoned him and eventually ordered his execution by beheading. Yet Jesus later described John as “a burning and shining light” (John 5:35). His life illustrates that faithfulness to God sometimes leads to persecution, but it also leaves a powerful testimony of righteousness.
     The apostles continued this same bold tradition. When authorities tried to silence them, they declared, “We ought to obey God rather than men” (Acts 5:29). Likewise, 2 Timothy 4:2 commands believers to “preach the word… reprove, rebuke, exhort with great patience and instruction.”
    Truth-centered confrontation is not motivated by hatred but by love for righteousness and concern for souls. When believers speak against corruption, injustice, and immorality, they act as God’s witnesses in a dark world. Silence protects evil, but truth exposes it and invites repentance.
Therefore, Christians must not shrink back when truth becomes unpopular.    God calls His people to be courageous voices of righteousness in every generation, trusting Him with the consequences.
PRAYER: Heavenly father forgive me of my sins against you I believe Jesus Christ died and was raised again for my salvation I receive him as lord and saviour and receive the Holy Spirit and power to overcome temptation.
Heavenly Father, give us the courage of John the Baptist to proclaim Your truth without compromise. Help us stand for righteousness even when it brings opposition. Strengthen Your church to rebuke sin with wisdom, humility, and love. May our witness shine as a light in a dark world and lead many to repentance and salvation. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

CONFRONTING SIN WITH THE TRUTH OF THE GOSPEL

 

The satanic verdict against your family shall be overturned because of the anointing of God's favour upon you.
Good -Life Devotional:  CONFRONTING SIN WITH THE TRUTH OF THE GOSPEL

By Rev Michael Benson Ajayi
   The gospel of Jesus Christ is not merely a message of comfort; it is also a call to confront sin and proclaim truth without fear. Throughout Scripture, God raises servants who boldly declare His truth even when society resists it. The prophet Jonah was sent to confront the wickedness of Nineveh. Though reluctant at first, he ultimately proclaimed God’s warning: “Yet forty days, and Nineveh shall be overthrown” (Jonah 3:4). His message was direct and confrontational, yet it led to repentance and mercy.
    Jesus Himself demonstrated this fearless proclamation. In Matthew 23, He openly rebuked the hypocrisy of the religious leaders, calling them “blind guides” and warning them of judgment. Christ showed that truth must sometimes be spoken sharply to expose corruption and spiritual deception.
     Scripture commands believers to speak out against injustice. Proverbs 31:8–9 (AMP) says, “Open your mouth for the mute, for the rights of all who are unfortunate… defend the rights of the poor and needy.” Silence in the face of evil allows corruption to flourish. Isaiah 56:10 warns about watchmen who are “mute dogs that cannot bark,” describing leaders who fail to warn people of danger. When Christians remain silent about sin, society becomes vulnerable to moral decay.
    God calls His people to be courageous witnesses. Ephesians 5:11 instructs believers to “have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather expose them.” The gospel confronts evil because truth liberates people from deception and destruction.
    Christians must therefore speak the truth with boldness and love. When the church faithfully proclaims righteousness, it becomes a prophetic voice that calls individuals and nations back to God.
PRAYER: Heavenly father forgive me of my sins against you I believe Jesus Christ died and was raised again for my salvation I receive him as lord and saviour and receive the Holy Spirit and boldness to preach the gospel.
Lord God, give Your church boldness to speak the truth of the gospel without fear. Remove every spirit of silence and compromise. Help us defend the oppressed, expose evil, and proclaim righteousness in our generation. Fill us with wisdom, courage, and love so that our words bring repentance and restoration. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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