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#RhapsodyOfRealities by Pastor Chris Oyakhilome

Each one of us is called to fulfill a unique role in Christ; we all have varied assignments given to us by God. It was the same in Bible days. Some assignments could be greater or more far-reaching than others, but how you perform in your assignment is judged by your faithfulness. The Lord will judge and reward you on the basis of your faithfulness in service, in the assignment given to you, not the one given to someone else.

Remember, He’s the One who gives you the ability to do whatever He assigns to you. If He gave you more to do than someone else, He doesn’t think that makes you greater as a person; it’s about His placement and choice. So, it matters that you’re diligent in carrying out what He’s assigned to you.

Proverbs 22:29 says, “Seest thou a man diligent in his business? he shall stand before kings; he shall not stand before mean men.” Take God’s admonition in our theme verse to heart; whatsoever you do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men.

If you serve the Lord as though you’re serving man, whatever reward you get won’t go beyond this world. Therefore, whatever assignment God gives you in His Kingdom, do it with joy, passion, and with faith, as unto the Lord. Practice it, and you’d be amazed at the demonstration of His grace in your life. Amen.

PRAYER
Precious Father, I thank you for the honor and privilege to fulfil destiny in serving as a faithful steward and minister of your Gospel of grace. I do all things as unto you, producing outstanding results for your glory, in Jesus’ Name. Amen.
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Countdown to a New Phase in the 'Month of Recovery' - Pastor Chris Live USA

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Since the beginning of the worldwide pandemic, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome has been holding the online prayer sessions called "Your LoveWorld with Pastor Chris."

This time, the popular broadcasts have been extended, during the #MonthOfRecovery, to a new phase which runs from Monday 17th until Sunday the 23rd of August.

The knowledge and understanding of our Man of God's words will spark up faith and untold joy in the hearts of all the participants. Save the date and read more about the new prayer week in our newest article! ... See MoreSee Less

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As we continue the countdown to season 2, phase 4 of 'Your LoveWorld Specials with Pastor Chris', we are almost halfway through the 'Month of Recovery'

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Welcoming the 'Month of Recovery' - Pastor Chris Live USA

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Welcome to the Month Of Recovery!
After the incredible #MonthOfProductivity, we had, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome announced the #MonthOfRecovery by saying that we need to remember that all the opportunities we missed, we can get them back and win souls like never before.
Our Man of God said at the Global Communion Service,” We can influence what happens in our world through prayer and the manifestation of his righteousness. Our job is to enforce the will of the Father, that’s why we can pray, and insist in prayer that He will be done.”
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The global audience expressed profuse thanks to God for the undeniable productivity experienced in various aspects of their lives according to the Word of God declared by the man of God, Pastor Chris.

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#RhapsodyOfRealities by Pastor Chris Oyakhilome

For in that he died, he died unto sin once: but in that he liveth, he liveth unto God. Likewise reckon ye also yourselves to be dead indeed unto sin, but alive unto God through Jesus Christ our Lord (Romans 6:10-11).

The word “reckon” in the scripture above is “logizomai” in Greek. It’s an accounting term. It means to count or record something to be so; to record or number with the sum. For instance, Mark 15:28 says Jesus was “numbered” (reckoned) with the transgressors.

Jesus wasn’t a transgressor, yet He died between two thieves. He was numbered with the transgressors. Now, the Bible says, “Therefore we are buried with him by baptism into death: that like as Christ was raised up from the dead by the glory of the Father, even so we also should walk in newness of life” (Romans 6:4). When Jesus died, we died in and with Him, because He died in our place. He was on the Cross on behalf of everybody that ever came to this world and that’ll ever come to this world.
That’s what our theme verse is talking about when it says, “...Likewise reckon ye also yourselves to be dead indeed unto sin, but alive unto God through Jesus Christ our Lord.” Therefore, you can now declare, “I’m dead to sin, and I’m alive to God!” This should be your constant confession of the Word. You may not feel like you’re close to God, but the question is, are you born again? If yes, then take it to account, reckon that all that Jesus did was for you.

Instead of saying, “I’m so weak; I’m not able to resist temptation like some other Christians,” reckon or consider yourself to be dead to sin! Don’t think, talk or act like someone who’s struggling with sin. Change your way of thinking and accept what Jesus did in your behalf. This consciousness will empower you to live right!

Use your mind! Reckon yourself to be dead to sin. Let it be your present-hour mentality. That’s the practical way to be in sync with how God sees you and how He thinks about you. You were in Christ when He died, you were in Him when He was buried, and you were in Him when He was raised from the dead. He sees you alive in Him now. Praise God.

CONFESSION
I’m alive to God, and I belong in the Kingdom of His dear Son where I reign and rule by the power of the Spirit! I walk in the finished works of Christ, being the direct beneficiary of His vicarious sacrifice. I’m strong, because He’s strong! And I live because He lives! Blessed be God! ... See MoreSee Less

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