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Open Doors

 This month of November,2021 has been quite an engaging month for me. In the midst of it, I kept pushing forward that which I believe I should share. I'll still put it up though it's the last day of the month. 

I usually like to share around the theme of my church, and it's "OPEN DOORS" ...WOW, GLORY💃💃.

So the central revelation of God's word as regards this theme to me is from the writings of Apostle Paul.


1Cor.16:9 For a great door and effectual is opened unto me, and there are many adversaries.


It's beautiful that there are great doors, not just doors, opened unto him, which is the case for anyone in Christ. I like that Apostle Paul didn't use the word 'but', he used 'and'. This points out that the adversaries are suppose to be seen as nothing compared to the doors ahead. This is to tell us that he didn't consider them really as an obstacle or obstructions(in a negative sense) to these doors. 

We got a synopsis of how he overcame the adversaries in 1Tim.4:7.

2Tim.4:7 I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith:


He fought the good fight, and ended up finishing his race.

An important question here is, what was this fight? What did this good fight represent 😊? You know, fights are usually seen as bad, but this one was a good fight. That mean, there are fights that individuals must fight; good fights, in order to get through the great doors set ahead and finish the race.

This fight could be the diligence of studying through relevant materials, consistent prayers, even healthy eating or lifestyle. Whatever it is, that is required to get the result you desire is the good fight.

Sometimes, you know the good fight, other times, you're not even aware. This is where the ministry of the Holy Spirit to us comes in, leading us into ALL TRUTHS.


My prayer is that the fellowship of the Holy Spirit will always be with you, leading you into all truths, guiding you through great doors in Jesus name, Amen🌺🌺


Cheers.


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