The Phaneroo Devotion: Family Series: Attach Divine Oracles to Your Family Name
Apostle Grace Lubega
Proverbs 22:6 (KJV): “Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it.”
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As a parent, it is not enough to simply tell your children what is right and wrong. Yes, we teach them that “God says don’t lie” or “God says love your neighbor.” This is important. However, there is more you can do as a parent: attach divine oracles to your family name.
What does this mean?
It means teaching your child to root your family identity in God’s truth. You don’t just say, “God says don’t steal,” but rather, “Because we belong to God, we, the Lubegas, do not steal. That’s not who we are in Him.” In this way, your family name becomes a reflection of God’s character — a living testimony that your identity flows from His truth.
When a child grows up hearing that, it becomes more than a rule—it becomes part of who they are. By doing this, you are not merely correcting behavior; you are building identity. You are planting in them a voice that will speak even when you are not present.
Say things like, “We, the Lubegas are of God, so we do not lie. We speak the truth in love.” “We, the Lubegas, are a praying family.” “In our home, we walk in love and forgive quickly.”
By this, you are commanding that child’s destiny. You are not just raising them to behave well, you are helping them understand who they are and how that identity shapes their choices in life.
FURTHER STUDY: Joshua 24:15, Proverbs 18:21
GOLDEN NUGGET: As a parent, it is not enough to simply tell your children what is right and wrong. Attach divine oracles to your family name. By doing this, you are commanding that child’s destiny. You are not just raising them to behave well, you are helping them understand who they are and how that identity shapes their choices in life.
PRAYER: Father, thank You for my family. I raise children who know who they are in You. I continually speak life over our family name and identity. As a family, we stand strong in Your truth for generations. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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PWONY IKOM KITME GWOKO GANG: KET LOK PA LUBANGA IKOM NYING GANGWU.
Lakwena Grace Lubega
Carolok 22:6(KJV): “Pwony latin con ma nongo en pud tidi kit yo ma myero en obed kwede, ci ka en odongo pebi weko lubo ne.”
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Macalo lanyodo, pe romo me waco ki lutino ni ngo ma tye atir dok ma tye kilong. Eyo, kace wa pwonyo gi ni “Lubanga waco ni pe iwac lok gopa” onyo ni “Lubanga waco ni mar lawoti.” Man piretek twatwal. Ento, tye ginma itwero timo ne madit kato man: ket lok pa Lubanga i kom nying gangwu.
Man teloke ningo?
Teloke ni pwonyo latini me como lwit ngat ma gangwu obedo i ada pa Lubanga. Pe iwaco ni, “Lubanga waco ni pe ikwal,” ento, “pien wan lutino pa Lubanga, wan lutino me Ganga pa Lubega, pe wa kwalo kwo. Meno pe obedo nga ma wabedo in Lubanga.” Iyo acel-man, nying gangi doko lanyut me kit Lubanga -caden makwo ni kiti a ki bote
Kace latin odongo ka winyo meno, ci doko ginma kato cik botgi- doko gin komgi. Ki timo meno, pe ityeka yubu kit keken; ityeka gedo lanyut. Ityeka pito i gin dwan ma obiloko kadi kace komi peke.
Wac jami calo, “wan jo pa Lubega wabedo jo pa Lubanga, pe wa waco gopa. Wa waco lok ada i mar.” Wan, jo pa Lubega, wabedo paco ma Lego.” I gangwa, wa woto i mar dok watimo kica oyot oyot.”
Kilok man, nongo ityeka yubu anyim pa Latini. Pe ityeka pwonyo gin me bedo ki kitma ber, ityeka konyo gin niang nga ma gubedo dok kitma nga ma gubedo ni yubu kwede tam ma gimoko ikwo.
KWAN MUKENE: Yocwa 24:15, Carolok 18:21
LWOD MADIT: Macalo lanyodo, pe romo me waco ki lutino ni ngo ma tye atir dok ma tye kilong. Ket lok pa Lubanga i kom nying gangwu. Kitimo man, nongo ityeka yubu anyim pa Latini. Pe ityeka pwonyo gin me bedo ki kitma ber, ityeka konyo gin niang nga ma gubedo dok kitma nga ma gubedo ni yubu kwede tam ma gimoko ikwo.
LEGA: Wora, apwoyi pi ganga. An apwonyo lutino ma ngeyo nga ma gubedo i in. Amede ki loko kwo i kom nying gangwa dok nga ma wabedo. Macalo gang, wa cung matek i ada ni pi kare ma bino anyim. Inying Yecu, Amen.
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