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2/11/2025, 4:15:31 AM

RENEWING YOUR MIND ABOUT YOURSELF "Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is—His good, pleasing and perfect will." – Romans 12:2 (NIV) The way you think about yourself shapes how you live. Many people struggle with negative self-perceptions, shaped by past experiences, hurtful words, or societal expectations. But Romans 12:2 calls us to renewal — not to conform to worldly definitions of worth, but to let God transform our minds so we see ourselves through His truth. Renewing your mind starts with replacing lies with God’s truth. The world may tell you that your value is based on achievements, appearance, or approval, but God says you are loved, chosen, and created for a purpose (Ephesians 1:4-5, Jeremiah 29:11). Instead of dwelling on insecurities, fill your thoughts with His promises, knowing that His truth has the power to break strongholds (2 Corinthians 10:4-5). This transformation is not a one-time event but a daily process. Just as the Israelites needed fresh manna each day, you must regularly nourish your mind with God’s Word. The more you meditate on His truth, the more your perspective shifts — from fear to faith, from self-doubt to confidence in Christ. Over time, your thoughts align with God’s will, leading to choices and actions that reflect His purpose for you. A renewed mind also reshapes how you respond to life’s challenges. Instead of reacting with anxiety, insecurity, or defeat, you begin to see situations through the lens of God’s sovereignty and grace. You recognize that your worth is not tied to circumstances or people’s opinions but is firmly established in Christ. This mindset empowers you to walk boldly in your God-given identity. Renewing your mind about yourself is about believing what God says over any other voice. As you embrace His truth, you will grow in confidence, wisdom, and purpose. The more your mind is transformed, the more your life reflects the beauty of God's perfect will. Meditate! What thoughts about yourself need to be replaced with God’s truth today? Pray! Lord, renew my mind with Your truth. Help me to reject negative thoughts and embrace the identity You have given me in Christ. Let my thinking be transformed so that I live according to Your will. Amen. Act! Identify one negative thought you often struggle with. Find a Bible verse that speaks truth over it, and meditate on it daily. Read! Romans 12:2, 2 Corinthians 10:4-5, Ephesians 1:4-5, Jeremiah 29:11, Philippians 4:8. God’s truth defines you — not your past, not your failures, and not the world’s opinions. Keep renewing your mind, and watch as His truth transforms your life! SpiritWord × February 11, 2025 (C) Oluremi. OmuAjose, Ijebu. = Thank you for receiving The Word. To get it directly on WhatsApp, please follow our channel http://bit.ly/40W151F. Our weekly Christian Gathering & Discipleship Training continues this month! Hungry for growth, faith, and deeper community? DM or email us to join in. Let’s grow together in Christ! You can also join us by 4AM (WAT) on Thursdays for CAMPUS KINGDOM DECREES. For Counselling and/or Intercession, kindly mail [email protected]. This Valentine’s Day, our team will be spending time with three secondary schools as we kick off our 2025 Secondary Schools Outreaches. Send us a DM to volunteer, make inquiries, or connect us with other schools. Know someone looking to build a solid foundation in their Christian walk? Encourage them to join the Believers' Foundational Class! For details, email [email protected]. To get updates, partner/donate and other inquiries related to our ministry operations, please reach us via mail or Whatsapp. See you at 20:45 (NGR) for BUILDUP. https://bit.ly/4jDJORV.

SpiritWord

2/9/2025, 11:02:06 PM

OVERCOMING SELF-DOUBT "For by the grace given me I say to every one of you: Do not think of yourself more highly than you ought, but rather think of yourself with sober judgment, in accordance with the faith God has distributed to each of you." – Romans 12:3 (NIV) Self-doubt often creeps in when we compare ourselves to others, feel inadequate, or struggle to see our own worth. Paul’s words in Romans 12:3 remind us to have a balanced view of ourselves — not thinking too highly, but also not seeing ourselves as less than what God has made us to be. Instead of basing our worth on feelings or external validation, we are called to see ourselves through the lens of faith — as people created, gifted, and empowered by God. The enemy uses self-doubt to keep us from stepping into God’s purpose. He whispers lies that make us question our abilities, our worth, and even God’s call on our lives. But our confidence should not rest in our own strength; it comes from knowing that God has given each of us a measure of faith and unique gifts to fulfill His plan (Ephesians 2:10). He never calls us without equipping us. Overcoming self-doubt requires renewing our minds (Romans 12:2). Instead of dwelling on fear and insecurity, we must fill our hearts with God’s truth. His Word declares that we are chosen (1 Peter 2:9), created for a purpose (Jeremiah 29:11), and strengthened in Christ (Philippians 4:13). The more we align our thoughts with His promises, the more confidence we gain in who we are in Him. Another key to overcoming self-doubt is stepping out in faith. Many times, God calls us beyond our comfort zones so that we rely on Him rather than our own abilities. Like Moses, who doubted his speaking skills (Exodus 4:10-12), or Gideon, who saw himself as weak (Judges 6:15-16), we may feel unqualified. But God uses the weak to accomplish great things so that His power is displayed through us (2 Corinthians 12:9). True confidence comes from understanding that our identity and worth are secure in Christ. We don’t have to prove ourselves to the world — God has already declared us valuable, capable, and deeply loved. When self-doubt arises, remind yourself that God’s grace is sufficient, His strength is made perfect in weakness, and He has a purpose for your life. Meditate! What areas of my life are affected by self-doubt? How can I shift my focus from my limitations to God’s strength? Pray! Lord, I surrender my doubts and insecurities to You. Help me to see myself through Your eyes and trust in the gifts You have given me. Strengthen my faith and give me the courage to step into all You have planned for me. Amen. Act! Identify one area where self-doubt has held you back. Take a step of faith today —whether it’s speaking up, starting something new, or believing God’s promises over your life. Read! Romans 12:2-6, 2 Corinthians 12:9-10, Philippians 4:13, Jeremiah 29:11, 1 Peter 2:9. You are more than enough — not because of your own strength, but because God has called, equipped, and empowered you. Walk boldly in the confidence of His truth! SpiritWord × February 10, 2025 (C) Oluremi. OmuAjose, Ijebu. = Thank you for receiving The Word. To get it directly on WhatsApp, please follow our channel http://bit.ly/40W151F. Our weekly Christian Gathering & Discipleship Training continues this month! Hungry for growth, faith, and deeper community? DM or email us to join in. Let’s grow together in Christ! You can also join us by 4AM (WAT) on Thursdays for CAMPUS KINGDOM DECREES. For Counselling and/or Intercession, kindly mail [email protected]. This Valentine’s Day, our team will be spending time with three secondary schools as we kick off our 2025 Secondary Schools Outreaches. Send us a DM to volunteer, make inquiries, or connect us with other schools. Know someone looking to build a solid foundation in their Christian walk? Encourage them to join the Believers' Foundational Class! For details, email [email protected]. To get updates, partner/donate and other inquiries related to our ministry operations, please reach us via mail or Whatsapp. See you at 20:45 (NGR) for BUILDUP. https://bit.ly/4jDJORV.

SpiritWord

2/12/2025, 4:08:46 AM

EMBRACING GOD’S GRACE "But He said to me, 'My grace is sufficient for you, for My power is made perfect in weakness.' Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ’s power may rest on me." – 2 Corinthians 12:9 (NIV) Grace is at the heart of the Christian life. It is God’s undeserved favor, freely given, sustaining us in every season. Paul, in his moment of weakness, pleaded with God for relief, but instead of removing the hardship, God assured him of something greater — His sufficient grace. This reminds us that God’s grace does not always take away our struggles but empowers us through them. Our world teaches self-reliance, but God invites us into dependence on Him. When we embrace His grace, we recognize that we are not meant to carry the weight of life alone. Rather than being ashamed of our limitations, we can rejoice in them because they create space for God’s power to work in us. His grace meets us at our weakest, turning our struggles into testimonies of His strength. The sufficiency of God’s grace means that no failure, mistake, or shortcoming can disqualify us from His love. Many feel unworthy because of past sins or current struggles, but grace declares that we are accepted, forgiven, and renewed in Christ. His mercy is new every morning, offering us fresh starts and unwavering support (Lamentations 3:22-23). Embracing grace also changes how we treat others. When we understand the depth of what we have received, we extend grace more freely to those around us. Instead of being quick to judge or hold onto offenses, we learn to reflect Christ’s love and patience, knowing that we, too, are recipients of divine mercy. Living in God’s grace means trusting that His strength is enough for today and every day to come. No matter what you face, His grace will sustain you. Weakness is not the end of the story — it is an opportunity for God’s power to be revealed in you. Meditate! Do I rely on my own strength, or do I trust God’s grace to sustain me? Pray! Lord, thank You for Your all-sufficient grace. Help me to trust in Your power rather than my own abilities. In my weaknesses, let Your strength be seen. Teach me to walk in grace and extend it to others. Amen. Act! Identify one area where you feel weak or unworthy. Instead of striving on your own, surrender it to God and trust His grace to carry you through. Read! 2 Corinthians 12:9-10, Lamentations 3:22-23, Ephesians 2:8-9, Hebrews 4:16. God’s grace is never in short supply. No matter how weak you feel, His strength is enough. Rest in His grace today! SpiritWord × February 12, 2025 (C) Oluremi. OmuAjose, Ijebu. = Thank you for receiving The Word. To get it directly on WhatsApp, please follow our channel http://bit.ly/40W151F. Our weekly Christian Gathering & Discipleship Training continues this month! Hungry for growth, faith, and deeper community? DM or email us to join in. Let’s grow together in Christ! You can also join us by 4AM (WAT) on Thursdays for CAMPUS KINGDOM DECREES. For Counselling and/or Intercession, kindly mail [email protected]. This Valentine’s Day, our team will be spending time with three secondary schools as we kick off our 2025 Secondary Schools Outreaches. Send us a DM to volunteer, make inquiries, or connect us with other schools. Know someone looking to build a solid foundation in their Christian walk? Encourage them to join the Believers' Foundational Class! For details, email [email protected]. To get updates, partner/donate and other inquiries related to our ministry operations, please reach us via mail or Whatsapp. See you at 20:45 (NGR) for BUILDUP. https://bit.ly/4jDJORV.

SpiritWord

2/13/2025, 7:21:52 AM

HEALING FROM HEARTBREAK & HURT "The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit." – Psalm 34:18 (NIV) Heartbreak and deep hurt can feel unbearable, leaving us wounded and wondering if healing is possible. The pain of betrayal, disappointment, or loss often isolates us, making us feel unseen or abandoned. Yet, Scripture reminds us that God is near to the brokenhearted. He does not stand at a distance, watching our pain —He steps into it with us, offering comfort, healing, and restoration. God’s presence is the first step toward healing. When our hearts are crushed, He draws close, not with empty words but with real comfort. Jesus Himself experienced rejection, betrayal, and suffering (Isaiah 53:3), so He understands our pain firsthand. His love reaches into our wounds, offering peace beyond understanding (Philippians 4:7). Healing does not mean forgetting or pretending the pain never happened. Instead, it is allowing God to bring wholeness where there has been brokenness. Just as a wounded body needs time and care to recover, so does a wounded heart. God’s Word, prayer, and the support of a loving community are all part of His healing process. We may not see instant results, but step by step, God is restoring what was lost. One of the hardest but most freeing parts of healing is releasing our pain to God. Holding onto resentment or replaying past hurts can keep us bound to our wounds. But when we surrender our heartbreak to Jesus, He carries the burden for us (Matthew 11:28-30). Forgiveness —whether for others or ourselves— is not excusing wrongdoing, but allowing God to bring justice and healing in His way and time. No matter how deep the hurt, God’s love is deeper still. He can turn pain into purpose and sorrow into joy. Though you may feel broken now, your story is not over. Let God, the Healer, mend your heart and lead you into a future filled with His love, hope, and peace. Meditate! What pain am I still holding onto, and how can I invite God into my healing process? Pray! Lord, You see my broken heart and the wounds I carry. I invite You into my pain. Heal me, restore me, and remind me that I am never alone. Help me to trust Your timing and love as I walk through this healing journey. Amen. Act! Take time to journal or pray about any lingering hurts. Choose to release them to God today, trusting Him to bring healing in His perfect way. Read! Psalm 34:17-20, Isaiah 53:3-5, Matthew 11:28-30, Philippians 4:6-7, Revelation 21:4. God is near to you in your pain! He cares about your heart and wants you to experience true healing and emotional wholeness. No matter what you’ve been through, restoration is possible. Healing is not just about moving on — it’s about being made whole in Christ. You don’t have to navigate this journey alone. There is hope, and there is a path forward. Are you ready to experience deep healing and restoration? Our "Inner Healing & Emotional Wholeness" workshop is designed to help you break free from past hurts, overcome emotional wounds, and step into the fullness of God’s peace and joy. When? Once a week from February 24 to April 20. How? Send a DM to be part of this transformative journey! Don’t carry the weight of your past alone. Let God’s love restore you from the inside out. Your healing starts now! SpiritWord × February 13, 2025 (C) Oluremi. OmuAjose, Ijebu. = Thank you for receiving The Word. To get it directly on WhatsApp, please follow our channel http://bit.ly/40W151F. TODAY! Join us online via https://bit.ly/41dqnIJ or onsite at 5:30pm (WAT) as we gather for "BELIEVERS LOVEWALK". You can also be part of CAMPUS KINGDOM DECREES every Thursday at 4am (WAT). Don’t miss it! For Counselling and/or Intercession, kindly mail [email protected]. TOMORROW, our team will be spending time with three secondary schools as we kick off our 2025 Secondary Schools Outreaches. Send us a DM to volunteer, give, make inquiries, or connect us with other schools. Know someone looking to build a solid foundation in their Christian walk? Encourage them to join the Believers' Foundational Class! For details, email [email protected]. To get updates, partner/donate and other inquiries related to our ministry operations, please reach us via mail or Whatsapp. See you at 20:45 (NGR) for BUILDUP. https://bit.ly/4jDJORV.

SpiritWord

2/8/2025, 11:03:32 PM

GOD’S LOVE DEFINES YOUR WORTH "Since you are precious and honored in my sight, and because I love you, I will give people in exchange for you, nations in exchange for your life." – Isaiah 43:4 (NIV) In a world that often measures worth by success, beauty, or social approval, God speaks a different truth: You are precious, honored, and deeply loved. Isaiah 43:4 is a powerful declaration of how much God values His people. This was spoken to Israel, but through Christ, it applies to all who belong to Him. God’s love is not based on what we do but on who we are in Him. He sees us as valuable, not because of our achievements, but because He created and redeemed us. Many struggle with feelings of insignificance, questioning whether they truly matter. But God assures us that our worth is not defined by human standards. The Creator of the universe calls us precious and honored —words that reflect deep care and commitment. When God declares our worth, it overrides every lie of rejection, failure, or self-doubt. In Christ, we are not forgotten or overlooked; we are chosen and treasured (Ephesians 1:4-5). This verse also reveals the sacrificial nature of God’s love. He was willing to give up anything to redeem His people, and ultimately, He fulfilled this in Christ. Jesus became the ransom for our salvation (Mark 10:45), demonstrating that our worth is so great that God gave His own Son for us (John 3:16). No earthly price can compare to the value He has placed on us through His love. When we embrace this truth, it transforms how we see ourselves and others. Instead of seeking validation from people or achievements, we rest in God’s love, knowing we are already accepted. This also challenges us to treat others with the same love and honor, recognizing that they too are valuable in God’s sight. Knowing that God’s love defines our worth leads us to live with confidence and purpose. We no longer have to strive for approval, because we are already loved beyond measure. Let His love shape your identity and daily walk, and never forget that you are precious, honored, and deeply loved by God. Meditate! Have I allowed the world’s standards to define my worth, or do I rest in the truth that I am precious in God’s sight? Pray! Lord, thank You for loving me unconditionally. Help me to see myself through Your eyes, not the world’s. May I walk in confidence, knowing that my worth is found in You alone. Amen. Act! Remind yourself of your worth in God’s eyes. Write down Isaiah 43:4 and carry it with you today. Speak it over your life and encourage someone else who may need to hear this truth. Read! Ephesians 1:4-5, Romans 5:8, Mark 10:45, John 3:16, 1 Peter 2:9. You are not defined by your past, failures, or what others say about you. God calls you precious, honored, and loved. Walk in that truth today! SpiritWord × February 09, 2025 (C) Oluremi. OmuAjose, Ijebu. = Thank you for receiving The Word. To get it directly on WhatsApp, please follow our channel http://bit.ly/40W151F. Our weekly Christian Gathering & Discipleship Training continues this month! Hungry for growth, faith, and deeper community? DM or email us to join in. Let’s grow together in Christ! You can also join us by 4AM (WAT) on Thursdays for CAMPUS KINGDOM DECREES. For Counselling and/or Intercession, kindly mail [email protected]. This Valentine’s Day, our team will be spending time with three secondary schools as we kick off our 2025 Secondary Schools Outreaches. Send us a DM to volunteer, make inquiries, or connect us with other schools. Know someone looking to build a solid foundation in their Christian walk? Encourage them to join the Believers' Foundational Class! For details, email [email protected]. To get updates, partner/donate and other inquiries related to our ministry operations, please reach us via mail or Whatsapp. See you at 20:45 (NGR) for BUILDUP. https://bit.ly/4jDJORV.