The truth shall make free

ByPastor Rufus Ajiboye Reading Time: 2 minutes
Good day friends, thank you for taking few minutes to feed your spirit through our daily word for spiritual strength. It is my desire that you will love the word of God more and more and apply it to your life. Many people today are running here and there in search of freedom, deliverance and happiness. However, God has place in our hand the responsibility of delivering ourselves from the snare of the devil
“Give not sleep to thine eyes, nor slumber to thine eyelids.Deliver thyself as a roe from the hand of the hunter, and as a bird from the hand of the fowler” (Proverb 6: 4-5).
Jesus said you shall know the truth and the truth shall make free (John 8:32). It is the truth you apply to your life that guarantee your freedom. There is no amount of prayers by others that will help you in your pursuit of freedom and happiness if you neglect biblical principle of walking in freedom. God’s instruction for you today is to:
  • Deliver yourself through genuine repentance (Proverb5: 22; 2Timothy2: 24-26; James 5: 16; Proverb 28: 13);
  • Deliver yourself through forgiveness (Mathew 6: 15; 5:25-26; 18: 34);
  • Deliver yourself through obedience to the truth (2 Corinthian 10:3-6;Isaiah 63: 10);
  • Deliver yourself through prayer and fasting (James 5: 13,16; Hebrew 4: 16; Mathew 17: 14-21);
  • Deliver yourself through worship and thanksgiving (2 Chronicle 20; Acts 16; Jonah).
Remember, prayer doesn’t work when you neglect biblical principles, so in your search for freedom and happiness, allow the word of God to guide and direct your life. Have a wonderful day! Pastor Rufus Ajiboye.

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