Monday, August 10. GOD is still speaking. (Daily Devotional and Prayers from MASTER SPEAK THY SERVANT HEARS by AL ADELUWOYE) “And He said to them, “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature.” (Mark 16:15 NKJV) My child, the Great Commission is for everyone, including you. Spreading the Gospel is not just for pastors, evangelists or missionaries. If you believe in Jesus, you’re called to share the good news. The gospel brings hope, forgiveness, and eternal life through Jesus, and it has the power to change lives. You don’t have to travel far to share it. Your "world" could be your family, friends, coworkers, or neighbors from various nations, no matter where they’re from. It’s normal to feel nervous or unsure, but the Holy Spirit will help you. He’ll give you courage, wisdom, and the right words to say. It’s not about saying everything perfectly—it’s about trusting God to work through you. Peace be with you. See: (Matthew 28:19 and Luke 24:47) Pray for your heart’s desire to your Heavenly Father, through Jesus Christ, and include the following prayer points: · Thank God for the hope, forgiveness, and eternal life found in Jesus and for the life-changing power of the Gospel. · Pray for a heart willing to embrace the Great Commission and to share the good news with those around you. · Ask God to help you recognize your "world"—family, friends, coworkers, or neighbors—and to see opportunities to share the Gospel. · Pray for courage to overcome nervousness and trust the Holy Spirit to guide your words and actions. · Ask for the ability to share the Gospel faithfully, not focusing on perfection, but trusting God to work through you. · Pray for all believers to work together in spreading the Gospel, fulfilling the Great Commission as one body in Christ. The selection below will help you read the entire Bible in one year: August 10: Jeremiah 24, 29, 37 This 747-page book is instantly available on Amazon's Kindle for only $ 4.99 Maximum reading per day: 2 pages.

WHEN MINISTERS FALL Day 1: When the Anointed Fall—Why Spiritual Leaders Are Still Vulnerable Few things can shake a believer like discovering that a minister they respected has fallen into serious sin. Perhaps it is a pastor, evangelist, worship leader, teacher, or someone whose preaching helped change your life. Suddenly, questions begin to surface: How could someone who preached about holiness fall into sin? How could someone who prayed for others be secretly struggling themselves? How could someone who appeared so strong spiritually become so vulnerable? The answer begins with an uncomfortable truth: Ministers are still people. A calling does not make someone immune to temptation. Anointing does not eliminate the flesh. Spiritual gifts do not automatically produce spiritual maturity. A person can be greatly gifted by God and still make terrible choices. Jesus warned His disciples: “Watch and pray, that ye enter not into temptation: the spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak.” — Matthew 26:41, KJV Notice that Jesus did not say the disciples had weak spirits. He said the flesh is weak. Every minister must remember that no matter how long they have served God, they remain capable of falling if they stop watching and praying. The Anointing Is Not a Substitute for Character One of the greatest dangers in ministry is confusing spiritual gifting with spiritual character. A person may preach powerfully, have a remarkable testimony, operate in spiritual gifts, write books, lead thousands, or build a successful ministry. But none of those things guarantee that the person's private life is healthy. God is concerned about what happens behind the pulpit, not just what happens on it. Samson had tremendous strength, but he lacked the character necessary to properly manage the gift God had given him. King Saul had authority, but pride and disobedience eventually destroyed his leadership. David was a man after God's own heart, yet he committed adultery and arranged the death of Uriah.

Sunday, August 9. GOD is still speaking. (Daily Devotional and Prayers from MASTER SPEAK THY SERVANT HEARS by AL ADELUWOYE) “For the word of God is living and powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing even to the division of soul and spirit, and of joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart.” (Hebrews 4:12 NKJV) My child, a double-edged sword is sharp on both sides, cutting deeply and precisely. My Word does the same thing—it cuts through the surface of your life and gets to the heart of who you are. It reveals what’s really going on inside you: your thoughts, motives, and attitudes. It doesn’t just tell you what’s wrong but helps you see what needs to change and how to align your life with My will. It also brings life, hope, and encouragement. Think of it like a skilled surgeon with a scalpel. I use My Word to remove what harms you and help you grow stronger in faith. It’s an act of love, not condemnation. Peace be with you. See: (Jeremiah 23:29 and Ephesians 6:17) Pray for your heart’s desire to your Heavenly Father, through Jesus Christ, and include the following prayer points: · Ask God to help you approach His Word with an open heart, ready to receive its guidance and truth. · Seek wisdom to understand what God’s Word reveals about your thoughts, motives, and attitudes. · Request God’s help in identifying areas of your life that need change and aligning them with His will. · Thank God for using His Word to bring life, hope, and encouragement, even when it challenges you. · Ask God to use His Word like a surgeon’s scalpel to remove anything harmful in your life and help you grow stronger in faith. · Trust that God’s purpose in revealing and shaping you through His Word is always out of love, not condemnation. The selection below will help you read the entire Bible in one year: August 9: Jeremiah 49; Daniel 1, 2 This 747-page book is instantly available on Amazon's Kindle for only $ 4.99 Maximum reading per day: 2 pages.

Saturday, August 8. GOD is still speaking. (Daily Devotional and Prayers from MASTER SPEAK THY SERVANT HEARS by AL ADELUWOYE) “Confess your trespasses to one another, and pray for one another, that you may be healed. The effective, fervent prayer of a righteous man avails much.” (James 5:16 NKJV) My child, confession isn’t about being judged; it’s about finding healing. I use others to bring you comfort and help you recover. When you share your struggles openly, it breaks the hold of secrecy, guilt, and shame. Praying with others is powerful, but you can also pray for them on your own. Prayer strengthens relationships, invites My presence, and brings healing—not just for your body, but for your heart and soul too. When you stay close to Me, your prayers have a stronger impact. Being righteous doesn’t mean being perfect; it means following My will and depending on My strength. When you pray with faith, and your prayers align with My plans, they become powerful. Peace be with you. See: (John 17:21 and 1 John 2:5) Pray for your heart’s desire to your Heavenly Father, through Jesus Christ, and include the following prayer points: · Pray for the courage to confess your shortcomings to others with Christ-like humility and anointing. · Ask God to break the power of guilt, shame, and secrecy in your life as you bring things into the light. · Pray for meaningful opportunities to pray with others, knowing that shared prayer invites God's presence and strengthens relationships. · Ask God to help you faithfully pray for others in your personal prayer time, lifting them up with compassion and faith. · Pray for the strength to follow God's will, relying on His grace rather than striving for perfection. · Ask God to align your prayers with His purposes and empower them to bring about change. The selection below will help you read the entire Bible in one year: August 8: Jeremiah 25, 35, 46, 47; 2 Kings 24; 2 Chronicles 36 This 747-page book is instantly available on Amazon's Kindle for only $ 4.99

Friday, August 7. GOD is still speaking. (Daily Devotional and Prayers from MASTER SPEAK THY SERVANT HEARS by AL ADELUWOYE) “By this all will know that you are My disciples, if you have love for one another,” (John 13:35 NKJV) My child, although it’s not humanly easy to love everyone, especially those who are difficult to get along with, I urge you to continue being kind, forgiving, and putting others' needs before your own without expecting anything in return. Love is a deliberate decision and action. It’s not just about feelings. It’s demonstrated in how you treat people, especially in difficult situations. Loving someone doesn’t mean you have to agree with what they did or ignore the hurt they caused. It means choosing to let go of bitterness, praying for them, and treating them with kindness when you have the opportunity. When people see you loving one another—especially in ways that go beyond what’s expected—they see something different. They see Christ in you. Peace be with you. See: (John 17:21 and 1 John 2:5) Pray for your heart’s desire to your Heavenly Father, through Jesus Christ, and include the following prayer points: · Lord, help me to love others with kindness and forgiveness, even when it’s difficult. Teach me to put others' needs above my own and to love without expecting anything in return. · Lord, I surrender any bitterness or resentment in my heart. Help me to let go of past hurts and to forgive those who have wronged me. · God, give me opportunities to treat others with kindness and show love through my actions, especially in challenging situations. · Lord, help me to live in a way that shows the world the beauty of loving one another. Use my love as a testimony of Your presence in my life. · Holy Spirit, guide my heart and mind in how to love others well. Teach me to act in ways that build people up and bring peace. AMEN. The selection below will help you read the entire Bible in one year: August 7: Jeremiah 36, 45, 48 This 747-page book is instantly available on Amazon's Kindle for only $ 4.99