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TOPIC: THE JOY IN TEACHING THE TRUTH       
AUGUST Friday 31st

TEXT: 3 John 1- 4
KEY VERSE: Buy the truth, and sell it not; also wisdom, and instruction, and understanding. Proverbs 23: 23

It is a great joy to know the truth and a greater joy to impact it in others and see it manifest in holy and righteous living.  That is why I emphasis the truth and labour to make it so clear, leaving nothing to ambiguity. I have no hesitation in going to where people fear to tread in order to shine the light of God there and not leave the people in darkness. The truth becomes manifest and God is happy about it. We appreciate God for this grace. In another dimension, it is painful and sorrowful to see multitudes in churches where the Spirit of God is not present. God is not there, yet they are excited, they dance, they shout. It is very disturbing. What can be done in the circumstance? How can you have access to these people and make them know that they have lost God? How can you tell them?

Do I criticize the preachers? No, I don’t. Do you need to get angry with the heretic preacher? No, you don’t have to get angry with them, otherwise you yourself will be sinning. There is wisdom in which God, by divine wisdom, allows them to be there. There is still some good that is coming from them in some ways. At least, they are preserving the people and giving them oral instruction, waiting for the time the original gospel would come to them. So, God allows them because they are performing some functions. But for you that is reading this devotional, I wish that you appreciate the truth that God has brought to you. You are hearing it, you see it, you have the grace to practice it, you are among the people God has chosen for eternal life. Take it seriously and do all you can to get this truth. Buy the truth and sell it not.

Thought for the day: You shall know the truth and it shall make you free
Song for the day:    Jesus the way, the Truth and The Life whosoever cometh to Him shall..
Bible reading for the day:
Psalms 145-147; 1 Corinthians 11:1-5. #Horemow.

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