As we celebrate Easter, it’s important to remember that the Gospel story of Christ’s sacrifice on the cross is the fulfillment of a salvation plan that God had been promising His people since the very beginning.

Apostle Paul says “That I may know him, and the power of his resurrection, and the fellowship of his sufferings, being made conformable unto his death;” (Philippians 3:10 KJV) Christ is the omniscient, omnipotent, eternal Creator who took on human flesh and died a cruel death to pay the price for our sins. He took sinners doomed to eternal separation from the Father and clothed them in His own righteousness and make us one with Himself, so that when the Father looks as us – He sees us as perfect as Christ. Do you knowing Him? Have you had divine encounter with Him? As we reflect and fellowship with him and submit to the leading, guiding and correction of the Holy Spirit, He will use all things, including our suffering and pain to work together for good, to His praise and glory in the name of Jesus Christ (Amen)

Have a blissful Easter Season with divine encounter in the name of Jesus Christ (Amen)

Prophet Funsho Daniel
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Remember the resurrected Jesus! The apostle Paul encouraged Timothy, a young, struggling pastor, with this life-giving battle cry. Writing from a Roman prison, Paul knew that his time on earth was coming to an end. In fact, most historians believe 2 Timothy is the last epistle Paul wrote before he died.

The great apostle used his final words to his young protégé not to complain about his situation, but to rejoice in the opportunity God had granted him to faithfully serve and suffer for Christ. Why? Because Paul understood the power of Jesus’ resurrection. He lived in the hope of the glory of Christ.

Without the resurrection, Jesus would have been merely a good teacher or a guru who died for a good cause. But when He rose from the dead, He declared victory over sin and death once and for all. No other world religion can make this claim.

This Resurrection Sunday, I implore you as Paul did—remember the resurrected Jesus, not just once a year, but every moment of every day. This battle cry will give you strength when you have none. It will give you victory when you feel defeated. It will give you comfort in the middle of sorrow. It will heal your painful memories; it will fill you with hope for the future; it will lift you up when you have fallen. So I implore you—remember the resurrected Jesus!

How can you make the resurrection of Jesus your battle cry of victory?
Prayer: Father, thank You for the Good News of the Gospel. Let this be my battle cry when my circumstances threaten to overwhelm me. I remember the resurrection—I am safe in Your hands. I pray in the name of Jesus. Amen.

“Remember Jesus Christ, raised from the dead, descended from David. This is my gospel, for which I am suffering even to the point of being chained like a criminal. But God’s word is not chained” (2 Timothy 2:8-9).

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When Paul wrote to the Galatians about the fruit of the Spirit, the first one he listed was love. Read Galatians 5:13-26.

How do you define love? It’s a word we use a lot, but have you ever stopped to think about what it means? Unfortunately, in our society, we find a distorted kind of love that is self-centered. We see romantic movies and think love is about strong emotions and blissful feelings. And when those feelings fade, we think that love has ended. Or we pursue friendships only insofar as our friends do not let us down. But true, Biblical love is selfless, sacrificial, and unconditional—it is not contingent on our feelings or circumstances.

While love is mentioned by Paul as a piece of the fruit of the Spirit, it is also synonymous with the fruit of the Spirit. Why? Because love encompasses all the other characteristics on the list. When we demonstrate a life of Biblical love, as Family, Community, Body of Christ. We invariably express joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. That’s why I pray for someone, as you reflect on this message may you have the grace to practice true Biblical love towards people around you in the name of Jesus Christ (Amen)

I decree and declare upon your life may you reflect Christlike to win soul for His Kingdom in the name of Jesus Christ (Amen)

Have a blissful productive new month with divine mercy in the name of Jesus Christ (Amen)

Prophet Funsho Daniel
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