Imagine being stuck in a cycle of illness and temporary fixes. In the Old Testament, animal sacrifices were like band-aids on a deep wound. Sheep and bulls covered sin for a moment but never removed it (Leviticus 16; Hebrews 10:1–4).

Then Jesus arrived. His death was the final, perfect sacrifice. As both High Priest and Lamb, He paid our debt once and for all (Hebrews 9:12). His blood isn’t a token drop—it’s the waterfall of grace we all need (1 John 1:7).

God’s plan from the start was a heart-written law, not a contract with fine print (Jeremiah 31:33). At the Last Supper, Jesus announced the New Covenant in His blood (Luke 22:20). Every temple altar and Passover lamb pointed to Him (1 Corinthians 5:7).

No more repeats. No more temple sacrifices. Jesus is the living Temple, the fulfillment of every promise. His one sacrifice delivers the redemption the Old Covenant only foreshadowed (Hebrews 10:14).

A Love Story Written In Blood

From Band-Aids to a Cure: Jesus’ Ultimate Sacrifice

In Genesis 12:1, God tells Abram to leave his country and family for a land He will show him.

Tolu ‘Tee’ Akinyemi felt a similar call. He gave up a stable finance career in the UK to pursue faith-driven writing. He risked security to follow God’s leading.

When we obey God’s voice, we step into our true purpose. Like Abraham, we may walk into the unknown. But with the Lord, we will find fulfillment and blessing.

Prayer: Father, guide me today and give me courage to obey Your call. Further Reading: Genesis 12:7 (NKJV).

Wisdom From Abraham's Actions Of Obedience

From Comfort to Calling: Abraham’s Obedience and a Writer’s Journey

Are you going through pain, sickness, debt, or marital trouble? Jesus loves you beyond measure and is ready to carry you through every challenge.

He did not shield Daniel from the lions’ den; He was with him inside it. He did not spare Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego the fire; He stood with them in the flames. God allows trials to refine us until we reflect His image.

Jesus is coming soon. There is no time to waste. Repent today. Confess your sins, ask for forgiveness, and seek the grace to follow Him to the end.

Find a Bible and join a church that proclaims Christ crucified, risen, and victorious. For daily encouragement, explore these YouTube channels: Sid Roth’s It’s Supernatural, Randy Kay Ministries, Deep Believer, Touching the Afterlife, Grow in Faith Grow in Christ, Delafe Testimonies, Bill Weise Ministries, God Voice Daily, and God Voice Today.

Jesus Loves You

Jesus Loves You: Hope and Strength in Every Trial

I find it surprising that the word “God” comes from a foreign language and not from the tongues of early humanity. Before missionaries brought the Christian name “God,” people everywhere knew and worshipped the divine under many titles.

In the Bible, Adam and Eve clearly knew God but did not give Him a specific name. Different cultures called Him Chukwuokike, Òlọ́run, Ubangiji, Dieu, Gusti and more. These names reflected each people’s understanding of the Almighty.

When God appeared to Abraham, He introduced Himself simply as “Almighty God.” Centuries later, Moses asked for His name. God replied, “I AM who I AM,” revealed in Hebrew as Yahweh or Jehovah. Yet He never discarded His earlier title, the Almighty.

Even in the New Testament, Jesus spoke of declaring the Father’s name without giving a new one. It seems God accepts any sincere title we choose. If Moses had not asked, perhaps no new name would have followed. I believe God remains content with every name we offer.

Why God Does Not Have A Name.

Why God Has No Single Name: A Journey Through Scripture

Brothers and sisters, Jesus is coming soon. There is no time left. Repent now before it is too late.

Confess your sins and ask Him to forgive you. Pray for the grace to follow Him to the end. Tomorrow is not guaranteed, so turn to Christ today.

Get a Bible and join a church that preaches Christ crucified, His salvation, and resurrection. Grow in faith and deepen your walk with Him.

Recommended YouTube channels for daily encouragement:
• Sid Roth: It’s Supernatural
• Randy Kay Ministries
• Deep Believer
• Touching the Afterlife
• Grow in Faith, Grow in Christ
• Delafe Testimonies
• Bill Weise Ministries
• God Voice Daily
• God Voice Today

He Is Coming

Prepare for Jesus’ Return Today

El Elohe Yahshrael! Hallelu YAH!

In John 6:27–29, Jesus tells us not to seek perishable food but the food that leads to eternal life. He reveals that the work YHVH requires is simple: believe in the One He has sent.

John 14:21 reminds us that those who keep His commands demonstrate their love for Him. The Father and the Son will love and reveal themselves to the obedient.

Deuteronomy 32:45–47 calls us to heartily obey every word of God’s law. These words are our life. Through them we will thrive in the land He has given us.

The Work Of YHVH Almighty Is This.

The True Work of YHVH: Faith in Yahushua the Messiah

Are you a Christian, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist or follower of any other faith? Consider this: your religion is largely determined by where you were born.

If you were born in Iran, you might be a devout Muslim. In rural China, you could be a Buddhist monk. You wouldn’t know Christ if you never heard of him.

If salvation depends on knowing the “one true faith,” then God condemns billions of people simply by placing them in regions without that faith. Religious exclusivity forces you to believe that millions are doomed from birth.

This post challenges the logic of claiming one religion as the only path to truth and salvation.

Your Religion Is Not Better Than Any Other Religion. Stop Fooling Yourself.

Why No Religion Holds the Exclusive Truth

I’ll never forget the day an atheist friend asked me, “If God is love, why did He demand His own Son’s death?” It felt like a gut punch. Over the years I wrestled with questions like “Isn’t the cross cosmic child abuse?” and “If we have free will, why punish us all for Adam and Eve?”

Scripture shows the cross is no paradox but a rescue mission. First, the Trinity works in harmony: the Father upholds justice, the Son willingly lays down His life, and the Spirit applies redemption to our hearts. Second, God’s love and justice go hand in hand—He confronts sin without endangering His people. Third, the Old Testament sacrifices pointed to a life-for-a-life, and Jesus fulfilled this as the perfect Lamb, absorbing wrath so we wouldn’t have to. Finally, Jesus said He came to give His life as a ransom for many (Mark 10:45).

The cross isn’t God appeasing His anger; it’s Him enduring it for us. Justice stands, and love triumphs. Which aspect moves you most—God’s justice, His love, or the Trinity’s teamwork? Share below!

God’s Love And Justice At The Cross: My Response To My ATHEIST Brethren!

God’s Love and Justice at the Cross: Responding to Atheist Challenges

Have you ever felt paralyzed by fear? That invisible wall stops you from living your best life.

Fear is not your future. It’s just noise on the path to your destiny. You can choose fear or you can choose growth. But you can’t choose both.

In the video I recommend, you’ll discover what fear really is, how it manipulates you, and why most fear is a lie from the enemy. You’ll also learn how faith unlocks freedom and eight practical ways to silence fear.

What fear are you breaking free from today? Drop it in the comments. Speak it. Face it. Destroy it before the day gets busy.

When It Feels Impossible

Choose Growth Over Worry

God promises to reward every act of kindness. Ephesians 6:8 says, “The Lord will reward each one for whatever good they do.” Sacrificing for others is like depositing into a heavenly account. You may not need it now, but God will multiply it and return it to you when you do.

Indian missionary Sadhu Sundar Singh and a companion once crossed a snowy Himalayan pass. They found a man barely alive with a broken leg. Singh’s friend feared for their lives and pressed on. But Singh could not leave the traveler to die.

He carried the injured man on his back. His body heat revived the stranger and protected himself from the cold. Later he discovered that his companion had frozen to death in the snow. Singh’s story teaches us that what we do for others, God does for us. Serve wholeheartedly, as if serving the Lord, because He rewards every good deed (Ephesians 6:7-8 NIV).

When God Asks You To Give

When God Calls You to Sacrifice: A Story of Heavenly Rewards

Jesus Christ was born in Bethlehem over 2,000 years ago to a virgin mother. His name, Emmanuel, means “God with us.” Though he is King of kings, he lay in a humble manger.

He grew up as a carpenter in Nazareth and was baptized by his cousin, John, in the Jordan River. He healed the sick, raised the dead, and even walked on water.

He taught with unmatched authority, forgave sins, and offered eternal life. Betrayed by a friend, condemned by religious leaders, and crucified by the Romans, he suffered and died for our sins.

On the third day, he rose again, conquering death. He ascended to heaven and sent the Holy Spirit to guide believers. You can invite him into your life today by praying:

"Lord Jesus, I confess you as my Lord and Savior. I believe you died for my sins and rose again. Forgive and cleanse me. Help me live for you. Amen."

Not Strange, But True

Not Strange but True: Celebrating the Life and Miracles of Jesus Christ

In Rhapsody of Realities (July 26, 2025), Pastor Chris reminds us that fasting is a vital discipline in our spiritual journey. Daniel 9:3 shows how Daniel sought the Lord with prayer and fasting.

We see Anna, the prophetess, serving God with fastings and prayers day and night (Luke 2:36-37). In Acts 13:1-3, Paul and Barnabas fasted and prayed before they were sent out. And Jesus Himself fasted forty days and nights before His ministry (Matthew 4:2).

Fasting keeps us aligned with God’s will and opens us to His guidance. As we embrace this practice, we deepen our faith and walk in spiritual power.

Prayer: Dear Father, thank You for the examples in Your Word. I commit to serve You through prayer and fasting. Empower me to fulfill my calling with diligence and faithfulness, in Jesus’ Name. Amen.

Fasting Is Important

Embracing the Power of Fasting in Our Walk with God

Do you feel trapped by past mistakes and regret? You can still prosper.

True growth takes intention. Without it, you stay stuck. Like Esau in the Bible, you risk trading your future for a moment’s comfort if you don’t evolve.

Growth breaks yokes. It unlocks blessings. Commit to four areas: grow your faith, strengthen your leadership, build your relationships, and kill the victim mindset.

Your past does not define you. Keep growing to match your calling. Even if you’ve missed a chance, growth will guide you back to abundance.

You Can Still Prosper

Break Free from Regret: Grow, Thrive, and Prosper

THEME: Freedom from Generational Curses II

MEMORY VERSE: “And it shall come to pass in that day, that his burden shall be taken away… and the yoke shall be destroyed because of the anointing.” (Isaiah 10:27)

Today, I conclude my teaching on how generational curses form and how God sets us free. Just as Pharaoh resisted Israel’s release for 430 years, curses will fight to remain. But God’s power can break every yoke.

To maintain lasting freedom, stay close to God through prayer, fasting, Bible study, and fellowship. The Holy Spirit grows you from glory to glory (2 Corinthians 3:17–18). Resist sin, or the enemy will seek legal ground to return (John 5:14; 14:30).

PRAYER POINT
Father, deliver me and my family from all generational curses in Jesus’ name.

Open Heavens Daily Devotional 26/07/2025

Breaking Generational Curses and Walking in Freedom – Open Heavens 26/07/2025

Do you know what it means to be counted worthy if the rapture happens today? True faith isn’t about church attendance or rituals. It starts with a personal fellowship with Jesus Christ.

Have you been born again? Confess and turn away from your sins. Invite Jesus to forgive you and become Lord of your life. That intimate friendship with Him, not religion, secures your place in Heaven.

Find a Bible-centered church that preaches Christ’s death, resurrection, and salvation. Grow in faith through worship, prayer, and God’s Word. May the Lord guide you as you seek Him.

Are You Ready?

Is Your Heart Ready for the Rapture?

Today, I conclude my teaching on generational curses and their hold on our destinies. Such curses can grow in power over many years and often meet fierce resistance. Just as God sent ten plagues before Pharaoh released Israel (Exodus 12:40–14:28), every curse fighting your destiny is broken now, in Jesus’ name.

To stay free, you must stay close to God. Genuine ministers can help cancel curses, but living in sin opens the door for them to return. If Israel had turned away from Moses, the Egyptians would have recaptured them.

You can also break curses through personal intimacy with Christ. Filling yourself with the Holy Spirit enlarges your spiritual capacity (Isaiah 10:27). Pray and fast, for some demons yield only to these disciplines (Mark 9:29). Study God’s Word—truth brings freedom (John 8:32)—and never forsake fellowship with other believers (Hebrews 10:25). Do these, and no curse will prevail over you or your family.

Freedom From Generational Curses II

Conquering Generational Curses: Securing Your Lasting Freedom

Welcome to the Daily Purity Digest from the Purity or Nothing Global Movement. In this issue, we examine the struggle between sexual temptation and the vows of marital faithfulness.

Scripture reminds us in 1 Peter 5:8 that our adversary prowls like a roaring lion. Many spouses who love each other still fall into unplanned infidelity when temptation grows stronger than their resolve.

Studies show that up to 20% of marriages experience at least one episode of sexual unfaithfulness. Today’s culture often glorifies fleeting pleasure, but a godly home brings peace and frustrates the devil’s plans.

Confession:
I acknowledge that sex is a sacred act, designed by God for divine purposes. By His grace, I will honor and uphold its sanctity. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

Sexual Temptation Versus Marriage Vows Of Faithfulness

Stand Firm in Faith: Overcoming Sexual Temptation in Marriage

On July 13, 2025, the Abakaliki Diocesan Catholic Youth Organization of Nigeria (ABCYON), Onitsha branch, marked its 15th anniversary with a thanksgiving Mass at St John De Baptist Church, Oduagbu, Onitsha South.

Dignitaries from Ebonyi and beyond attended, including Amb. Moses Igwe, President General of Ebonyi State Town Unions in Anambra, and Chief Monday Nwokoye (represented by Chief Ezeani). Awards of excellence were given to outstanding members.

The group installed new patrons and patronesses and launched a ₦1 million building fund. Very Rev. Fr. Dr. Paul Ike Nwannegbo, parish priest and ABCYON chaplain, praised members for their evangelistic zeal.

At the reception in St Patrick Okoro Memorial Secondary School, Chairman Bro. Omeh Dominic outlined plans to build a hostel on land purchased at Ebonyi State University. This facility will generate income and support members admitted to the university.

ABCYON Marks 15th Anniversary, Installs Patrons, Patronesses

ABCYON Onitsha Celebrates 15th Anniversary with New Patrons and ₦1M Building Fund Launch

Our efforts today can be undone if we fail to plan for tomorrow. God’s Word says, “A good man leaveth an inheritance to his children’s children” (Prov. 13:22). Estate planning is more than drafting a will—it’s about passing on faith, values, and resources.

Begin by seeking God’s guidance. Write or update your will, appoint trustworthy executors, and discuss your wishes with family. Teach your heirs sound financial stewardship and spiritual principles. Consider trusts, charitable gifts, and a legacy journal to preserve both material and spiritual inheritance.

You don’t need great wealth to leave a lasting legacy. Intentional steps—prayer, clear instructions, and wise counsel—bring order and blessing to future generations. Declare your commitment today and build a legacy that glorifies God.

The Importance Of Estate Planning And Legacy Building

Building a Godly Legacy: Estate Planning for Generations

When you fantasize about someone while masturbating, you imagine different sexual scenarios without their consent. Spiritually, this can create an energy imbalance. Each unauthorized fantasy may generate negative spiritual backlash.

Over time, this backlash can show up as bad luck in business, sudden failures, or feelings of depression. If you often feel down or unlucky after masturbation, it might be a sign of this energy disturbance.

Masturbation Is Spiritual Rape

Why Fantasizing During Masturbation Feels Like a Spiritual Violation

Have you ever noticed how Jesus used simple things—like seeds, sheep and fig trees—to teach deep truths? The budding fig tree in Matthew, Mark and Luke is more than a weather sign. It points to Israel’s future and the unfolding of God’s Kingdom. Let’s unpack what this means for us today.

The fig tree often symbolizes Israel in Scripture. Prophets like Hosea and Joel describe Israel as a fig tree that once bore fruit and later stood barren under judgment. In Matthew 24:32–35, Jesus flips that image: budding leaves signal restoration and hope. Many futurist scholars link this to Israel’s modern rebirth in 1948 and look for more signs of end-times fulfillment.

Each Gospel adds its own angle. Matthew ties the parable to Old Testament prophecy. Mark stresses urgency with “near, at the doors!” Luke broadens the picture by mentioning “all the trees,” hinting at Gentile nations in God’s plan. These layers remind us that Jesus spoke to both His first listeners and to future generations.

What’s our takeaway? Stay ready—when summer nears, our King is even nearer. Share this hope—it’s not doom but the promise of redemption. How does modern Israel’s revival shape your view of God’s purposes? Let’s discuss in the comments.

Summer Is Near! The Fig Tree, Israel, And The Coming Kingdom.

Signs of Summer and the Coming Kingdom: Unpacking the Fig Tree Parable

Jesus warns us: 'Good salt is worthless if it loses its saltiness.' (Mark 9:50 TLB). Our faith must remain strong to season the world.

Trailblazers like Columbus and Martin Luther were called mad for defying convention. Patrick Henry and George Washington risked everything for liberty. Yet today, many Christians blend into society. We’ve lost our bold flavor amid materialism and secularism.

Thank God for those who sacrifice status and comfort to serve God’s Kingdom wholeheartedly. Instill in me, Lord Jesus, the same fervor the disciples showed as they lived passionately for You.

Living Enthusiastically For GOD

Keep Your Salt: Living Passionately for God

Bible Text: Ecclesiastes 9:4 (NKJV)
“But for him who is joined to all the living there is hope, for a living dog is better than a dead lion.”

As long as you breathe, hope remains. God can still work wonders in your life. He can heal the sick, restore what was lost, and turn your challenges into testimonies.

Lift your voice today: “Father, thank You for life. Let each new day remind me that You are not done with me. Fill me with hope in Jesus’ name.”

Have a fruitful weekend in Jesus’ name. Please share.

Prayer Focus For Today 25/07/2025

Hope for the Living: Today’s Prayer Focus (25/07/2025)

In this daily devotional for July 26, 2025, Sunday Akanni draws wisdom from Genesis 22:2. He explores how God tested Abraham by asking him to offer his beloved son, Isaac. This act was not cruelty but a call to complete trust and surrender.

To illustrate, Sunday shares the story of Cynthia. She turned down a top medical job in the UK to launch a mobile health initiative in rural Nigeria. After three years of sacrifice, her work earned international recognition and helped over 200,000 people.

This message challenges you to lay down your own “Isaac”—the dreams or possessions you hold most dear. When God asks you to let go, trust His plan. Obey in faith, and you will discover greater blessings.

Prayer: Father, give me the courage and faith to follow Your will today, just as Abraham did.

When God Asks for Your Isaac: Lessons in Obedience and Trust

Join Pastor E.A. Adeboye as he concludes his powerful series on breaking generational curses. Drawing on Isaiah 10:27 and 2 Corinthians 3:17–18, he shows how the Holy Spirit liberates believers from ancestral bondage. Discover practical steps—prayer, fasting, holiness, Bible study, and fellowship—to secure lasting freedom and remain close to God every day.

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