Food for the Day – 17 February, 2025
True seekers will always find God’s Word abundant, but for those who cloak self-interest in spiritual language, judgment is near. Now, more than ever, we must listen for God’s voice with humility and discernment.
Food for the Day – 16th February, 2025
You have no reason to lose the race!
Food for the Day – 15th February 2025
People’s commitment to anything, including spiritual matters, is usually at par with the commensurate interest and benefit they derive.
Food for the Day – 14th February 2025
On this Valentine Day, there is need to practically demonstrate love as we have received.
Love: The greatest Gift – Awyetu Wodi
Take a moment today to express love to someone, whether through a kind word, a thoughtful gesture, or a moment of forgiveness.
Food for the Day – 13th February 2025
As long as you hate someone, you are not worthy of being called a disciple of Christ.
Food for the Day – Wednesday 12th February 2025
While you may not be able to control how others see and respond to you, you can control how you react…
Food for the Day – 11th February 2025
Jesus Christ, in His earthly life and ministry, demonstrated how important prayer was in seeking His Father’s will.
ECWA Food For The Day – Monday 10th February, 2025
Seeking God is a deliberate act, and His Word is the surest place to find Him. While some believe they can discover God solely through personal experiences, the Psalmist reminds us that true knowledge of God comes from His revealed Word.
God’s Word is not just for inspiration; it is meant to shape, correct, and transform us. At times, it challenges our pride, appetite, and complacency—areas that resist His character. Yet, through this refining process, we grow in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16).
The question remains: How much do we truly seek God through His Word? And how committed are we to obeying it?
Let God Hold Your Hand – Gyuku Joseph Samuel
We must allow God to hold our hand and not we trying to hold His.