Apostle Grace Lubega

John 16:13(KJV); Howbeit when he, the Spirit of truth, is come, he will guide you into all truth: for he shall not speak of himself; but whatsoever he shall hear, that shall he speak: and he will shew you things to come.

After Jesus died, descended into hell, smashed the enemy, put him in his place and led captivity captive, He handed to us the reigns of victory.

The eternal consequence is that anything that the enemy attempted to do and still attempts to do after Christ’s resurrection is a lie.

Disease in the New Testament is a lie from the devil. Poverty in the New Testament is a lie. Every form of affliction is a lie! In Ephesians 6:11, the Bible calls them “wiles”.

This is one of the reasons why Christ, before His ascension promised His disciples the Spirit of truth.

It is the Spirit that reminds us that the Lord became poor that we may be rich(2 Corinthians 8:9). He dispels the lie of poverty with the truth of divine wealth. It is the Spirit that reminds us that by His stripes we were healed(1 Peter 2:24). He dispels the lie of illness with the truth of divine health.

Suffering takes on the form of absolute reality when we fail to see it through the eyes of Christ’s victory.

Today, the Spirit reminds us that we overcame. We are alive to the dispensation of truth!

Hallelujah!

FURTHER STUDY: Ephesians 6:11, 2 Corinthians 2:11

GOLDEN NUGGET:
Suffering takes on the form of absolute reality when we fail to see it through the eyes of Christ’s victory. Today, the Spirit reminds us that we overcame.

PRAYER: Father, I thank You for this knowledge. I embrace it with joy and gladness, setting my eyes on the infallible truth that “it is finished.” I walk in power and miracles because I know that they are my portion in Christ. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

PHANEROO~ DEVOTION I LEB ACOLI
Ceng abic,
Nino dwe 4/9/2020
Lakwena Grace Lubega

Jon 16:13(KJV); Ka Cwiny me ada bibino, En bitelowu i ada ducu; pien en pe bilok pire kene, ento gin ducu ma en biwinyo, biwaco botwu, bititiwu gin ma bitime anyim.

KARE ME ADA

Inge to pa Yecu, o lo i kabedo ma kapiny, onginyo lamerok, oketo En i kabedo ma mere, otero opii mapol ma en oyako i lweny, En omiyo botwa tela me loc.

Adwogi ma ri naka en aye ni gin mo keken ma lamerok oteme me timo dok ma pud teme me tiyo inge cer pa Kricito obedo goba.

Two i cik ma nyen tye goba ma a ki bot catan. Can i cik ma nyen tye goba ma a ki bot catan. Ki kwayi auna mo keken tye goba! I Jo Epeco 6:11, Baibul lwongo gi “roro.”

Man aye tyen lok acel i kine ma omiyo Yecu ma peya oito malo i polo ociko pi Cwiny me ada bot lupwonye Mere.

Man aye Cwiny ma poyo wi wa ni Rwot odoko lacan wek walony 2 Jo Korint 8:9 man kwero bwola me can ki ada ma malo me lonyo. Obedo Cwiny ma poyo wi wan ni ki pwod ma gi pwode kwede omiyo wucang 1Petero 2:24 En kwero goba me two ki ada ma malo pa Lubanga me yotkom.

Deno can loke calo gin ma ada kikome ka pe wa neno niwok ki iwang pa Kricito me loc.

Tin Cwiny Maleng poyo wi wan ni waloyo. Wa tye kwo i kare me ada!

Aleluya!

KWAN MUKENE: Jo Epeco 6:11, 2 Korint 2:11

LWOD MADIT: Deno can loke calo gin ma ada kikome ka pe wa neno niwok ki iwang pa Kricito me loc. Tin, Cwiny Maleng poyo wi wan ni waloyo.

LEGA: Wora, Apwoyo In pi ngec man. Agwako ki lelo dok ki yomcwiny, kun aketo wang an i lok ada ma pe poto ni “otyeko tum.” Awoto i teko ki tango pien angeyo ni gubedo gin aleya mera i Kricito. Inying Yecu’, Amen.