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Near the end of Elijah’s time on earth, he offered his assistant Elisha a gift: “What can I do for you before I am taken from you?”
Elisha answered, “Please let there be a double portion of your spirit on me” – 2nd Kings 2:9. Elisha received a double portion from Elijah. Elisha received because of his faithfulness, amongst other virtues.
Even though Elijah and the sons of the prophets both seemed to try to dissuade Elisha from following, he was faithful. He was not going to be dissuaded. A faithful Christian will not be pulled away from serving the Lord by a whim or by some unimportant, irrelevant, trivial reason.
A lot of people are simply sitting, waiting for something to fall out of Heaven. You need to commit to a good local church and do your part to help make it a great church. Join up and then show up! Many of us are just involved in the ministry (nonchalantly, waiting to be told before they do, and unreliable).
Few are just committed (but when push comes to shove, they have alternatives). Only a few are really faithful, tending towards loyalty. 2 Timothy 2:2 – “And the things that thou hast heard of me among many witnesses, the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also” 1 Corinthians 4:2 – “Moreover it is required in stewards, that a man be found faithful” Elisha knew how to serve.
Do you want the double portion anointing? Get involved in church or a ministry and start serving. When you serve you are sowing your life as seed for an anointing that one day will be yours.
Double portion is available, for those who are faithful, committed, humble servant leaders. You will then see yourself scaling new heights supernaturally and breaking new grounds; accomplishing new things that eyes have not seen nor ears heard.
You will have good success this 2017.
Remain blessed.
Shalom.
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Part 2 - Morning After the Wedding Day
By Pastor 'Deji Adewale
Marriage is a life-long, solemn covenant between a man and a woman. This bond lasts till death do them part.
On the other hand, wedding is the solemnization of the love between a man and a woman before God and the people. It marks the beginning of marriage.
We talk of married life and wedding day. Marriage begins with wedding and ends at death. Wedding begins at the church or any other designated place and ends there.
When wedding ends, marriage starts. It is during wedding that the man and the woman exchange their marital consent and they promise to be faithful to each other till death.
The wedding transforms the man and the woman into husband and wife. Before the wedding, they were two mathematically. After the wedding, they become one spiritually.
That is why the Bible says, "“They are no longer two, therefore, but one"“ - Mark 10:8. So, the morning after the wedding day, as the couple wakes up, the reality of the actual marriage journey really begins.
All invited guests, parents, best man, chief bridesmaid, groomsmen, bridal train, musicians, minister…all are gone. And they are on their own. So, my Couples & Intending Couples, let people say, “their wedding was a disaster”. BUT, let NO ONE say, “their marriage was a disaster”. NO one will have any reason to say so about your marriage, in Jesus Name.
You will have good success this 2017.
Remain blessed.
Shalom.
Marriage is a life-long, solemn covenant between a man and a woman. This bond lasts till death do them part.
On the other hand, wedding is the solemnization of the love between a man and a woman before God and the people. It marks the beginning of marriage.
We talk of married life and wedding day. Marriage begins with wedding and ends at death. Wedding begins at the church or any other designated place and ends there.
When wedding ends, marriage starts. It is during wedding that the man and the woman exchange their marital consent and they promise to be faithful to each other till death.
The wedding transforms the man and the woman into husband and wife. Before the wedding, they were two mathematically. After the wedding, they become one spiritually.
That is why the Bible says, "“They are no longer two, therefore, but one"“ - Mark 10:8. So, the morning after the wedding day, as the couple wakes up, the reality of the actual marriage journey really begins.
All invited guests, parents, best man, chief bridesmaid, groomsmen, bridal train, musicians, minister…all are gone. And they are on their own. So, my Couples & Intending Couples, let people say, “their wedding was a disaster”. BUT, let NO ONE say, “their marriage was a disaster”. NO one will have any reason to say so about your marriage, in Jesus Name.
You will have good success this 2017.
Remain blessed.
Shalom.
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