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THE BENEFITS OF HOREMOW ASSIGNMENTS

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THE BENEFITS OF HOREMOW ASSIGNMENTS

TEXT: JOHN 8:30-35

SATURDAY  OCTOBER 29th
 
Key verse: 1 Timothy 4:13 Till I come, give attendance to reading, to exhortation, to doctrine.
In today’s text, Jesus gave the secret of continuing in Him because He does not want anyone to backslide. God does not have pleasure in those who draw back and encourages us to do these assignments that help us to serve God with a pure heart. Benefits of HOREMOW assignments include:
Continuous Training: In our text, Jesus said, “If ye continue in My word, then are ye My disciples indeed”. Through the assignment members receive training to know more and maintain righteousness to keep them alive in the Christian race. 
Building of members’ faith:  Faith is built by the constant hearing of the word. The assignment provides an avenue for reflection and correction of members’ lives, thereby their faith is strengthened and holiness is achieved. 
Maintenance of regular fellowship with God: If members are not supervised, some may not read their Bibles for a whole week or even a month, let alone listen to messages. The assignment serves as a push to read and listen to undiluted words that help them maintain righteousness and closeness to God.
Obedience to observe all things: Jesus is HOREMOW and the messages Pastor Paul Rika preaches come directly from Him. HOREMOW assignment is wisdom for members to get wiser and defend the Christian faith. 
The power of the word: The assignment gives the members knowledge of the authority of the word. The power of the word shall bring everyone out of sin and revival shall flow everywhere. The reason many backslide and even left the Movement is that they were not rooted in the word and refused to allow themselves to be schooled by the ministry of Jesus, HOREMOW. 

Thought for the day: Assignments help us maintain regular fellowship with God.

Song for the day: Nearer to Thee (2x) Lord, draw me nearer, nearer to Thee…  

Bible reading for the day: 
Jeremiah 25-26; 2 Timothy 3
#Horemow.

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