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JOHN HAGEE DAILY DEVOTIONAL TUESDAY 11TH APRIL 2023 – PROVERBS 25:28

DAILY DEVOTION BY JOHN HAGEE.

John Hagee Daily Devotional for Today Is Published to Inspire and Uplift You Each Day as You Receive Insight Into God’s Word. Please Read, Pray and Share This Devotional with Someone Today.

JOHN HAGEE DAILY DEVOTIONAL
JOHN HAGEE DAILY DEVOTIONAL

The reference of John Hagee Daily Devotion for 11th April 2023 is ”Proverbs 25:28”

TODAY’S  SCRIPTURE : Proverbs 25:28

Whoever has no rule over his own spirit is like a city broken down, without walls

JOHN HAGEE DEVOTIONAL MESSAGE / SERMON FOR TODAY 11TH APRIL 2023.

Personal responsibility begins and ends with each one of us. While we cannot control every circumstance around us or many of the things that happen to us, we are responsible for how we respond and react.

In every place that we refuse to accept responsibility, we forfeit liberty. People who forfeit liberty surrender to dictators.

Most dictators in this life are not elected. A dictator overtakes and sets up rule. A dictator quells opposition, hoards all the power, limits the rights of his subjects, and abolishes freedom.

When we refuse to accept personal responsibility – when we blame, avoid, or play the victim – it creates a power vacuum into which an emotional dictator will swoop. When we refuse to take responsibility for our personal attitudes, we submit to emotional dictators. Rage, bitterness, jealousy, and offense are dictators that will overtake us and leave us defenseless against the wiles of Satan. Like an Old Testament city without its protective walls, the enemy will breach the barricade and pour in like a flood to steal, destroy, and kill (John 10:10).

Poor financial decisions become dictators when we are careless stewards over the resources that God has gifted to us. When we owe more than we earn, when we rob God by withholding our tithe (Malachi 3:8), when we ignore those in need, we relinquish our responsibility and our rights. A financial dictator will destroy relationships, steal our peace, and usurp our power.

No matter how we like to consider ourselves masters over the universe, we truly control nothing but ourselves. We have the power to respond and react in ways that bring honor to God, as well as health and harmony to our daily lives.

That power is rooted in relationship with Jesus Christ. When we welcome Him into every aspect of our lives, the Holy Spirit empowers us to live with self-control. Through the spiritual weapons that He provides, we can capture every thought, impulse, emotion, and action to bring it under the rulership of Christ (II Corinthians 10:5-6).

When we choose to do so, when we act as the responsible men and women of God that He created us to be, the opposition of the enemy is quelled. The Holy Spirit fills us with power for right living. We embrace all of the promises and provision of God. We dance in freedom.

Blessing: 
Omnipotent Jesus, I submit to Your reign in my life. May no other dictator ever take root in my heart. Help me to guard my mind and my actions, my responses and reactions so that I always honor You and demonstrate to others a more excellent way. In the name of Jesus…amen.
Today’s Bible Reading: 

Old Testament

Joshua 3:1-4:24

New Testament 

Luke 14:7-35

Psalms & Proverbs

Psalm 80:1-19

Proverbs 12:27-28

John Hagee Devotional is written by Pastor John Charles Hagee who has served the Lord as a minister of the gospel for over 63 years. He is a fifth-generation pastor and the 47th descendant of his family to serve in the ministry since they immigrated to America in the mid-1700’s. Pastor Hagee is the founder and Senior Pastor of Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas, a non-denominational evangelical church with more than 22,000 active members. Read more.

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