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DO NOT WORSHIP YOUR LEADER                                                                                            
SATURDAY JANUARY 20
TEXT: Acts17:11-12
KEY VERSE: “25 And as Peter was coming in, Cornelius met him, and fell down at his feet, and worshipped him. 26 But Peter took him up, saying, Stand up; I myself also am a man” Acts 10:25-26.

The authority in the name of Jesus is greater than every name, in His name we get healing, strength, deliverance, peace, joy, victory, progress, and heaven. Never exalt the name of your General Overseers, Bishops etc above the name of Jesus Christ. The followings are ways that will help you relate with your Christian leaders in holiness, righteousness and in the truth of God:
(a). It is good to submit to and follow the faith of your godly leaders. It is also recommended to give them godly counsel, gift, love them, and pay them well to encourage them in the work;
(b). Work faithfully with your leaders: the reward is according to your work and not according to your position in the church or ministry;
(c). Do not speak evil against your leaders. Follow godly way to resolve any grievances and do not involve others by criticism and evil speaking against your leaders (James 5:19);
(d). Seek your leaders good and not to hurt them (Titus 3:1-5);
(e). Do not worship your leader no matter how anointed he/she might be, worship God only (Rev 22:8-9);
(f). Submit the leadership of your soul under a leader scripturally proven to be after Christ and not a sheep in wolf’s clothing (1John 4:1);
(g). Never consider the sins of your leader to be small thing it shall damn your soul. If he fails to repent abandon him and treat him as an expired drug (Titus 3:10-11);
(h). Do not seek spiritual blessing from backslidden leaders or Occult minister or false prophets- they may impart evil spirit on you;
(i). Do not support the ministry of ungodly ministers.
The solution to your problem is solely from God through faith, prayer, fasting, and Christian devotion in holiness not by worship of a man of God

Thought for the day: Salvation is in Jesus Christ alone.
Song for the day: There is none like you…Jesus

Bible reading for the day: Genesis 46-48; Matthew 14:22-36
#Horemow.

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