Daily Devotion

ExpositionGod from time to time revealed Himself to Abram and reaffirmed his promises to him. In Genesis 13, God revealed himself to Abram after Lot left and affirmed His promises to him. God confirmed His promise once again to Abraham by giving him ...

ExpositionThe call of God is not free from trials and hard times. In the Scriptures above, you would notice that Abram encountered trials and hard times in his journey with God- the famine in the land of Bethel and the conflicts. Abram trusted God to ...

ExpositionGod promised to bless Abram and make him a great nation but on the condition of doing the will of God. This was leaving his home, family and friends, and travelling to a new land where God promised. The call undoubtedly would have placed an ...

ExpositionWhen God called Abram, he moved out in faith to Canaan. God then established His covenant with Abram. God had an agenda which was to save the world from sin and give mankind hope again by building a family through His son Jesus Christ. To a ...

This week we have learnt about fruitful Christian living. We learnt that fruitfulness has been God’s desire for man right from creation. When God blessed man to be fruitful and multiply, God put into man all that is needed to be fruitful. Again, we learn ...

ExpositionWe deduce from John 15:8 that God’s desire and expectation is for Christians to be fruitful. He is glorified when we bear fruit that remains. When we exhibit godly character and behaviour as Christians, our Lord becomes honoured. This shows ...

ExpositionOur Lord clearly wants us to be truly united to Him as a branch is to a tree that feeds it. Yet the vinedresser will cut off every branch that does not bear fruit. In the same vein, the Lord himself will take away from His church all profes ...

ExpositionJesus tells His disciples that they did not choose Him but He chose them to bear fruits that will last. In that same way, Jesus has chosen us and has endowed us with diverse kinds of gifts, talents and abilities. These gifts have been given ...

ExpositionFruits denote the works of people. Someone has said that “a man’s works are the tongue of his heart, and tell honestly whether he is inwardly corrupt or pure.” By the works of people, one may distinguish the wolves from the sheep. Thorns ca ...

ExpositionJust as a branch of a tree cannot bear fruit in isolation, the Christian cannot also be fruitful without abiding in Christ. Everyone that is a true follower of Christ must be united to Christ by faith and by that will derive grace and stren ...