Theme: The Power of Obedience
“If you are willing and obedient, you shall eat the good of the land.”
Isaiah 1:19
This morning, I invite you to pause and reflect on one of the most potent keys to unlocking God’s blessings, obedience. In a world filled with options, noise, distractions, and opinions, the voice of God still remains our surest compass. Yet, many struggle not because God has not spoken, but because we’ve chosen not to obey.
Obedience is not always convenient, but it is always rewarding. The story of Abraham teaches us this. God asked him to leave his comfort zone, to leave his father’s house and go to a land He would show him. There was no detailed itinerary. No clear road map. Yet, Abraham obeyed, and that single act of obedience birthed a covenant that still blesses the world today.
Similarly, Jesus’ first miracle at the wedding in Cana was hinged on a simple instruction: “Whatever He says to you, do it.” (John 2:5). The obedience of the servants brought about a supernatural transformation, water turned into wine.
Today, as you worship, pray, and reflect, ask yourself:
- What has God told me to do that I’ve delayed on?
- Am I obeying fully or selectively?
- Do I trust God enough to follow even when I don’t understand?
Beloved, delayed obedience is disobedience. Selective obedience is rebellion in disguise. And complete obedience, though difficult at times, is the breeding ground for miracles, direction, peace, and purpose.
God does not bless clever plans or emotional decisions; He blesses obedience. If you want to eat the good of the land, then trust and obey. Your next level is on the other side of your obedience.
Prayer:
Lord, give me a heart that delights in Your will. Help me to obey You promptly, fully, and joyfully. Let my life reflect a walk of obedience that brings You glory. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Reflection Questions for the Week:
- Is there an instruction from God I’ve been ignoring?
- How can I practice daily obedience in small matters?
- Who around me needs encouragement to obey God?
Go into this week with the boldness to say “Yes, Lord,” and watch God lead you into a fruitful place.
Blessings!
Hon. Amobi Ogah
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