OUR DAILY MANNA FOR TODAY
Our Daily Manna daily devotional by Bishop Dr. Chris Kwakpovwe for today is here. Digest the word of the lord and pray believing in his promises.
Our daily manna Devotional
TOPIC OF OUR DAILY MANNA FOR 30TH APRIL 2020 IS “DON’T KILL THAT FISH! FIRE YOUR PASSION!”
BASIC SCRIPTURE: MATTHEW 17:24-27
PLEASE READ AND PRAY: PRAYER POINTS FOR APRIL -JUNE 2020
READ: OUR DAILY MANNA ( ODM) GENERAL BREAKTHROUGH PRAYER POINTS 2020
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OUR DAILY MANNA DEVOTIONAL FOR TODAY
Verse 24 of today’s Word says, “And when they were come to Capernaum, they that received tribute money came to Peter, and said, “Doth not your Master pay tribute? Wow! Jesus was confronted by tax collectors. They said to Him, “Master, WHERE IS YOUR TAX?”
Oh! I decree that whatever will lead to you being embarrassed financially this year, let the anointing and the mercy of God Scatter it today in Jesus name. So, the LORD Jesus needed to pay them off, but there was NO MONEY in His hands. What? You mean Jesus was broke?
Yes! HE WAS BROKE SO THAT YOU WILL NOT BE BROKE! Secondly, He wanted to TEACH his disciples, the Tax Collectors, you and every child of God that He has DOMINION over all things and you too can. He wanted to REVEAL to us the principle of SUPERNATURAL SUPPLIES in the time of lack.
He wanted to PROVE to you that ALL THINGS ARE YOURS and that YOU can take delivery of them when you need to and nothing can stop you or EMBARRASS YOU! Vs 27 says: “go thou to the sea, and cast an hook, and take up the fish that first cometh up, and when thou hast opened its mouth. thou shalt find a piece of money: that take, and give unto them for Me and thee.” Jesus directed Peter to go and take money from the mouth of a fish. That FISH was the answer to that financial battle.
And what the Holy Ghost is saying to a user of today’s devotional is that, no matter what you’re going through financially and otherwise, God has positioned “A FISH” to take care of it. The word “Fish” here, means something legal that will take care of you and all yours! “FISH” means a HELPER! “FISH” means A PRESENT HELP IN TROUBLE! “FISH” means an embarrassment stopper!
On this earth you have your own fish! And I prophesy: The FISH holding your ALL-ROUND ELEVATION and TESTIMONY shall VOMIT it before 2020 is over in Jesus name. Any kind of EMBARRASSMENT MUST END BY FIRE! The MOUTH of that FISH represents anything you are doing, your business, job, career, etc. Oh! May your fish not die this year! If Peter had come back to tell Jesus all the fish in the river had died, would there be any MONEY? NO! The Holy Ghost through today’s devotional is saying to you, “DON’T KILL YOUR FISH.”
As a worker in the bank, govemment, ministry/parastatal, private sector, self enmployed, etc, don’t kill your fish. When you are lazy and carefree about what you do, you are killing your own fish. When you’re not crazy and passionate about what you are dong that fish may die. Whatever you are doing, if there is no zeal and passion, it will die.
Resist discouragement! Be focused! Be aggressive! Be rugged and dogged! Be resilient in all you do! Put in extraordinary passion towards that goal or dream. Let the world know that you are not a quitter! I see the mouth of your fish opening wider this year! Amen and amen.
ODM PRAYER POINTS FOR TODAY 30TH APRIL 2020.
Take Song 2: Standing on the promises… ODM Daily Hymn Songs.
1. Thank God and pray about today’s word as led now.
2. Lord, I loose my fish now by fire in Jesus name.
3. My Father, my Father, the fish You have sent to take care of me will not die in Jesus name.
4. O God, in this year 2020, I shall not lack DIVINE PROVISION!
5. O God, put money in the mouth of MY FISH! Stop every embarrassment arrow in Jesus name (pray it seriously).
6. Pray about today and about any other issue(s) affecting your peace now.
Our Daily Manna also known as ODM is written by Bishop Dr. Chris Kwakpovwe. It is a daily devotional booklet that started in the form of a Daily prayer guide for church members and brethren in a form of two printed sheets. Read more
