COVENANT PROMISE FOR PROTECTION FROM TERRORISM (Part 2)

 You shall continue to make great progress regardless of globally economic crisis because of the anointing of God's favour upon you. 

Good-Life Devotional: 

COVENANT PROMISE FOR PROTECTION FROM TERRORISM (Part 2)

By Rev Michael Benson Ajayi 

Text: Psalm 121:7-8; 2 Thessalonians 3:3

    God's covenant promises are not merely words of comfort; they are declarations of His faithful character. The believer's security rests not in circumstances but in the faithfulness of God. Paul wrote, "The Lord is faithful, who shall establish you, and keep you from evil" (2 Thessalonians 3:3). Our protection is rooted in the Lord's faithfulness, not in our own strength.

    Psalm 121 reminds us that God is the Keeper of His people. "The Lord shall preserve thee from all evil: he shall preserve thy soul" (Psalm 121:7). The Hebrew word translated "preserve" (shamar) means to guard, watch over, protect, and keep secure. It portrays God as a vigilant guardian who never sleeps nor slumbers (Psalm 121:4).

   When nations face insecurity and terrorist threats, believers are called to pray, trust God, and support righteous leadership. Fear is one of the chief weapons of terrorism, but faith is the believer's response. Jesus taught His disciples not to be troubled by alarming events because God remains sovereign over human affairs (John 16:33).

    The church must also serve as a light in troubled times, proclaiming hope, encouraging the fearful, and interceding for communities and nations. God's protection is not given merely for personal comfort but so that His people may continue advancing His kingdom and bearing witness to His goodness.

   The covenant God who protected Israel, delivered Daniel from lions, and preserved Paul through many dangers is still able to keep His people today.

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 preach Righteousness . 

Lord God, You are my Keeper and Defender. Preserve my household and all who belong to You from violence, terrorism, and destruction. Strengthen our leaders with wisdom and righteousness. Let Your peace reign in our communities and nation. Remove fear from our hearts and increase our confidence in Your faithfulness. May Your angels encamp around Your people and keep us in safety. Through Jesus Christ our Lord, Amen.

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PROTECTION FROM TERRORISM (Part 1)

 

The  weapon of poverty formed against you shall fail because of the anointing of God's favour upon you.
Good -Life Devotional:
PROTECTION FROM TERRORISM (Part 1)

By Rev Michael Benson Ajayi
Text: Psalm 91:1-7; Isaiah 54:17
    The world is increasingly confronted with violence, terrorism, and organized wickedness. Yet God's covenant people are not left without assurance. The Lord has given precious promises of protection to those who trust in Him. Psalm 91 opens with a covenant invitation: "He who dwells in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty" (Psalm 91:1). The Hebrew word for "shadow" (tsel) conveys the idea of divine covering, defense, and preservation.
    The psalmist specifically mentions protection from "the terror by night" (Psalm 91:5), a phrase that includes threats, fear, violence, and attacks that arise unexpectedly. While terrorism seeks to spread fear and instability, God calls His people to live by faith rather than fear. The believer's confidence is not in human security systems alone but in the Lord who watches over His people day and night.
   Isaiah 54:17 further strengthens this covenant promise: "No weapon that is formed against you shall prosper." This does not mean believers will never face danger, but it assures us that no evil plan can ultimately frustrate God's purpose for our lives. Throughout Scripture, God repeatedly delivered His people from hostile forces, proving Himself to be a faithful Protector.
    As we remain in fellowship with God, walk in obedience, and continually seek His presence, we can rest in the confidence that our lives are in His hands. The covenant-keeping God remains our refuge in every generation.
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 fear of terrorism.
Father, I thank You for Your covenant of protection. I dwell under the shadow of the Almighty and declare that You are my refuge and fortress. Deliver me, my family, my church, and my nation from terrorism, violence, and every evil plot. Let no weapon formed against us prosper. Fill our hearts with faith and not fear. In Jesus' name, Amen.
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GOD'S SERVANTS HAVE ACCESS TO SENSITIVE AND PRIVILEGED INFORMATION

 

The more the opposition is against you the more your promotion shall be because of the anointing of God's favour upon you.
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GOD'S SERVANTS HAVE ACCESS TO SENSITIVE AND PRIVILEGED INFORMATION

By Rev Michael Benson Ajayi
Text: 2 Kings 6:12; 1 Corinthians 4:5; 2 Corinthians 4:2
   One of the remarkable privileges of serving God is access to information that is hidden from ordinary human understanding. God reveals secrets to His faithful servants for the protection, guidance, and advancement of His kingdom. In 2 Kings 6:12, when the king of Syria wondered how Israel continually escaped his military plans, one of his servants declared, "Elisha, the prophet that is in Israel, telleth the king of Israel the words that thou speakest in thy bedchamber." God had granted Elisha access to sensitive and privileged information concerning the enemy's secret strategies.
   This divine principle remains true today. God is not limited by physical barriers or human secrecy. According to 1 Corinthians 4:5, the Lord "will bring to light the hidden things of darkness, and will make manifest the counsels of the hearts." Nothing is concealed from His sight. He knows motives, intentions, and plans before they are executed.
    However, access to divine secrets carries responsibility. 2 Corinthians 4:2 commands believers to renounce dishonesty and walk in truth. God's servants must never misuse confidential information for personal gain, manipulation, or revenge. Instead, such revelations must be handled with integrity and wisdom.
   Elisha used the information God revealed to save Israel from destruction and to preserve God's covenant people. Likewise, every revelation, insight, or privileged knowledge entrusted to God's servants should be employed for the welfare of God's people, the spread of the gospel, and the glory of Christ.
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 fear . Lord, grant me integrity to manage every truth You reveal and use it faithfully for the advancement of Your kingdom. Amen.
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THE DISCIPLINE BEHIND SUPERNATURAL POWER

 The evil conspiracy against you shall fail because of the anointing of God's favour upon you.

Good -Life Devotional:  THE DISCIPLINE BEHIND SUPERNATURAL POWER

By Rev Michael Benson Ajayi 

Text: Jeremiah 1:10; Micah 3:8; Acts 13:8-12

   Many believers desire supernatural power, yet Scripture reveals that divine power flows through disciplined servants who are wholly devoted to God. Elijah, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Micah, and the Apostle Paul were not extraordinary because of natural ability; they were extraordinary because of their unwavering loyalty to God.

    God told Jeremiah, "See, I have this day set thee over the nations and over the kingdoms, to root out, and to pull down, and to destroy, and to throw down, to build, and to plant" (Jeremiah 1:10). Though Jeremiah was young, God's Word in his mouth carried authority over nations.

Similarly, Micah testified, "But truly I am full of power by the Spirit of the Lord, and of judgment, and of might, to declare unto Jacob his transgression" (Micah 3:8). Genuine spiritual power is not merely demonstrated in miracles but also in courageously confronting sin and ungodliness.

     The Apostle Paul displayed this authority in Acts 13:8-12 when he rebuked Elymas the sorcerer. Speaking in faith and under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, Paul pronounced judgment, and God immediately confirmed his words.

    The difference between many modern believers and the prophets of old is not access to power. The same Holy Spirit lives in us. The difference is often discipline, obedience, and faith. Faith is more than belief; it is steadfast loyalty to God's Word regardless of opposition.

    Our generation needs believers with the conviction of Isaiah, the courage of Jeremiah, the holiness of Micah, and the faith of Elijah. The power is available; the challenge is whether we will embrace the discipline required to walk in it.

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 serve you. Father, grant me the discipline of faith, unwavering obedience, and boldness to speak Your Word without fear, that You may confirm Your truth through my life. In Jesus' name, Amen.

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GOD CONFIRMS THE WORD OF HIS SERVANTS

 The yoke of stagnation and confusion is broken because of the anointing of God's favour upon you.

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GOD CONFIRMS THE WORD OF HIS SERVANTS

By Rev Michael Benson Ajayi 

Text: Isaiah 44:26; 1 Kings 17:1

"Who confirms the word of His servant, and performs the counsel of His messengers..." (Isaiah 44:26).

     The Hebrew word translated "confirms" in Isaiah 44:26 is קוּם (qum), meaning to establish, fulfill, cause to stand, make effective, or bring to pass.     God is the One who causes the declarations of His faithful servants to stand firm and become reality.

    This principle is vividly demonstrated in the ministry of Elijah. Standing before King Ahab, Elijah declared, "There shall not be dew nor rain these years, except at my word" (1 Kings 17:1). Though Elijah was a man like other men, God honored his declaration because it was rooted in divine authority and covenant faithfulness. James 5:17-18 confirms that God backed Elijah's words with supernatural power.

    However, God does not confirm every prophetic utterance. He refused to honor the lies of Hananiah, who contradicted God's message through Jeremiah. Because Hananiah spoke presumptuously, God judged him, and he died according to the word of the Lord (Jeremiah 28:15-17).

     The secret of prophetic authority is not eloquence but faithfulness. God's servants must be saturated with His Word. David declared, "My tongue shall speak of Your righteousness and of Your praise all the day long" (Psalm 35:28). Likewise, the Spirit of Jesus said, "He whom God has sent speaks the words of God" (John 3:34).

     God confirms the words of servants who consistently speak His truth, uphold righteousness, and refuse compromise. Heaven still backs men and women whose loyalty to God is greater than their desire for human approval.

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 be courageous 

Dear Lord, fill my heart with Your Word and make my speech a channel of Your truth, that my life may bring glory to Your name. Amen

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RECOGNIZING AND SUPPORTING PROPHETIC TEACHERS FOR DIVINE ADVANCEMENT

 The enemy shall be caught in the trap they've set for you because of the anointing of God's favour upon you.

Good -Life Devotional: RECOGNIZING AND SUPPORTING PROPHETIC TEACHERS FOR DIVINE ADVANCEMENT

Rev Michael Benson Ajayi 

Text: Judges 18:5-20; 2 Corinthians 8:1-5; 1 Corinthians 9:13-14

   The tribe of Dan provides a remarkable example of people who understood the value of prophetic ministry. Although God had promised them an inheritance, they struggled to possess it fully. During their search for territory, they encountered the Levite serving in Micah's house and sought divine counsel from him (Judges 18:5). The prophetic teacher discerned God's direction and declared, "Go in peace: before the LORD is your way wherein ye go" (Judges 18:6). The result was success and territorial enlargement.

   What distinguished the Danites was their ability to recognize the anointing. They discerned that God's counsel was operating through this teacher. Many miss divine opportunities because they fail to value those whom God has sent to guide them. Proverbs 20:12 declares, "The hearing ear, and the seeing eye, the LORD hath made even both of them." Spiritual discernment is essential for prosperity.

    Later, the Danites invited the Levite to minister to a larger community (Judges 18:18-20). This illustrates an important kingdom principle: faithful stewardship of spiritual resources attracts greater opportunities. Those who value God's servants position themselves for greater blessings.

The Macedonian believers demonstrated the same understanding. Though afflicted by deep poverty, they supported the ministry of Apostle Paul generously (2 Corinthians 8:1-5). They realized that the spread of sound teaching was essential for the advancement of God's purposes. Their giving flowed from gratitude for the hope and spiritual riches they had received.

Scripture repeatedly teaches believers to care for those who minister God's Word. "Even so hath the Lord ordained that they which preach the gospel should live of the gospel" (1 Corinthians 9:14). Likewise, "Let the elders that rule well be counted worthy of double honour" (1 Timothy 5:17-18).

In an age of confusion, righteous prophetic teachers remain indispensable. Pray for them, discern them carefully, honor them, and support them faithfully. Through their ministry, God provides wisdom, protection, direction, and prosperity to His people.

Further Reading: Malachi 2:7; Romans 10:14-15; 3 John 5-8; Acts 13:1-3; Ephesians 4:11-16.

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. 

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THE SCARCITY OF PROPHETIC TEACHERS AND THE PROSPERITY THEY BRING

 You shall find solutions in very  complex situations because of the anointing of God's favour upon you.

Good-Life Devotional:   THE SCARCITY OF PROPHETIC TEACHERS AND THE PROSPERITY THEY BRING

By Rev Michael Benson Ajayi 

Text: Judges 17:7-13; Matthew 9:37-38; 2 Chronicles 20:20

   During the dark era of the Judges, Israel experienced social disorder, moral confusion, and failed leadership. The recurring statement, "Every man did that which was right in his own eyes" (Judges 21:25), summarizes the spiritual chaos of the period. In such uncertain times, God preserved His people by raising prophetic teachers who communicated His will and provided moral direction.

     Micah recognized t

he value of such a ministry when he encountered a young Levite. Rather than treating him casually, he welcomed him into his home, provided for his needs, and established him in ministry (Judges 17:10-12). Micah understood that the presence of a genuine servant of God was a blessing. Consequently, he declared, "Now know I that the LORD will do me good, seeing I have a Levite to my priest" (Judges 17:13).

    Throughout Scripture, prosperity is often linked to receiving and honoring God's messengers. King Jehoshaphat proclaimed, "Believe in the LORD your God, so shall ye be established; believe his prophets, so shall ye prosper" (2 Chronicles 20:20). God uses prophetic teachers as instruments of instruction, correction, wisdom, and direction.

     Jesus Himself acknowledged the scarcity of such laborers. He said, "The harvest truly is plenteous, but the labourers are few" (Matthew 9:37-38). These laborers are not merely workers but teachers who tirelessly labor in the Word and doctrine (1 Timothy 5:17).

While false prophets abound (Matthew 24:11), genuine prophetic teachers still exist. Believers must prayerfully seek them, discern them by their fruits (Matthew 7:15-20), and support their ministry. As Galatians 6:6 commands, "Let him that is taught in the word communicate unto him that teacheth in all good things." Where God's Word is faithfully taught, divine guidance and lasting prosperity follow.

Further Reading: Proverbs 11:14; Hosea 4:6; Ephesians 4:11-13; Hebrews 13:7.

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 promote the gospel .

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