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KINGDOM FINANCE PRINCIPLES: MULTIPLICATION AND STEWARDSHIP 1 Corinthians 4:2 (NKJV): “Moreover it is required in stewards that one be found faithful.” Stewardship is a kingdom principle. It teaches us that nothing in our hands should be treated carelessly, because everything we have is first received from God. The Bible asks, “What hast thou that thou didst not receive?” (1 Corinthians 4:7). This means that whether it is money, time, opportunity, influence or skill, it must be handled with faithfulness, wisdom, and accountability. The vindication of a steward is not simply in what he keeps or in how well he is able to preserve it, but in the multiplication of what has been entrusted to him. If you cannot multiply one hundred dollars, you may never be entrusted with one thousand dollars. If you cannot multiply one thousand dollars, you may never be entrusted with one hundred thousand dollars. This is because God does not merely look at what you desire to have; He also looks at how you manage what you already have. For some people, it is a sad reality that money in their hands does not only remain stagnant, but it diminishes. They do not understand where it goes, how it is spent, or why they never seem to have enough. This is not always because they do not earn enough. Sometimes, it is because they have not embraced the discipline of stewardship. You must ask yourself the question: Is money safe with me? In the parable of the talents, the master commended the servants who multiplied what was given to them (Matthew 25:21). Do not be the kind of person who is always praying for more but never learning how to manage what is already in your hands. God entrusts more to those who prove that they can steward well. Praise God! FURTHER STUDY: Luke 16:10-11; Matthew 25:20-21 PRAYER: Loving Father, I thank You for every resource, opportunity, gift, and responsibility You have entrusted to me. You teach me to be a faithful steward. I receive wisdom to manage, discipline to preserve, and grace to multiply what is in my hands. I refuse wastefulness, carelessness, and financial disorder. Money is safe with me because I am led by Your Spirit, governed by wisdom, and committed to Your purpose. In Jesus’ Name. Amen.

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The Call At The Well

After about two years of working on this sound I’m pleased to announce that myself and Apostle Grace Lubega will be releasing “WORSHIP MY KING” midnight(8th May). Audio + Visuals dropping Everywhere. Get ready to offer God your worship with this song.

THE MYSTERY OF THE NEW CREATURE IN CHRIST 2 Corinthians 5:17 (NKJV): “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new.” How we understand the new birth has a very strong bearing on how we live our new lives in Christ. As a child of God, it is extremely important to appreciate what Christ did, who the new creature in Christ is, and what he represents. Some believers erroneously assume that the death and resurrection of Christ simply improved an old version of who they were. They consider salvation to be an upgrade of their former life, as though God merely took the old man and made him better. But this is not the reality of the gospel. The new creature in Christ is not an improved version of the old man. He is not a repaired man, a polished man, or an upgraded man. He is new. In Christ, God did not renovate your old nature; He gave you a new one. He did not merely adjust your former identity; He brought forth a completely new being. The old passed away, and all things became new. As a new creature, you have a new mind, a new nature, a new interpretation of life, and a new understanding. You should not see yourself according to the limitations of your past, your family background, your mistakes, your weaknesses, or your former experiences. See yourself through the finished work of Christ. Beloved, everything about you changed when you came into Christ. This understanding must shape how you pray, how you think, how you speak, how you serve, and how you face life. Hallelujah! FURTHER STUDY: Romans 6:4; Colossians 3:10 PRAYER: Father, I thank You for this word. I am a new creature in Christ. The old has passed away, and all things have become new. I walk in the revelation of my new identity and in the consciousness of who I am in You. By this truth, I manifest the life of Christ in all that I do. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

FAITH THAT MOVES MOUNTAINS I Mark 11:23 (KJV): “For verily I say unto you, That whosoever shall say unto this mountain, Be thou removed, and be thou cast into the sea; and shall not doubt in his heart, but shall believe that those things which he saith shall come to pass; he shall have whatsoever he saith.” What a beautiful assurance the Lord gives us in this portion of Scripture. He reveals to us the limitless possibilities of faith. By faith, mountains can be moved; obstacles can be uprooted; and every seeming impossibility can be cast into the sea. There may be mountains of poverty, sickness, marital distress, fear, or uncertainty standing before you. They may appear intimidating, stubborn, and immovable. But the Lord has already given you authority in His Word. You can speak to every mountain and command it to leave your path. Yet there is an even higher walk of faith, a deeper realm of trust in God, where faith refuses to even recognize the mountain’s claim to reality. This is the wisdom of those who refuse to observe lying vanities. As Jonah 2:8 says, “They that observe lying vanities forsake their own mercy.” When we fix our eyes on contrary circumstances, we risk giving attention to what God has not spoken. But when our hearts are anchored in His Word, we lay hold of His mercy, His truth, and His victory. This is the faith of the believer who, though pressed with symptoms in the body, refuses to bow to the verdict of weakness, and instead declares the life, strength, and health of God. This is the faith of the man who hears troubling news about his job, yet remains quiet in spirit, restful in heart, and full of peace, because his confidence is not in systems of men, but in the faithfulness of God. True faith declares, “There is no mountain.” Hallelujah! FURTHER STUDY: Matthew 17:20; John 14:13 GOLDEN NUGGET: True faith declares, “There is no mountain.” PRAYER: Loving Father, I thank You for this truth. Thank You for the power You have entrusted to me as Your child. I walk in boldness and without fear, because I know that the Greater One lives in me. My eyes are fixed on You, and not on issues or circumstances that contradict Your Word. This is my daily consciousness. Because of this, I truly move mountains, in Jesus’ name. Amen.

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Take Home…

#Phaneroo 578 taught us how to encourage ourselves in the Lord. When overwhelmed by the challenges of life, we look to our faithful God and Father, and receive strength in our inner beings. We rest in the assurance that He is more than able to deliver us out of every trouble. Hallelujah! Join us this Thursday for Phaneroo 579 at the PHANEROO GROUNDS NAGURU at 5:00PM EAT.

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📸 #Phaneroo 578 Moments God is the Rock of our strength and salvation, an ever-present helper in times of trouble. We eagerly and excitedly wait only upon Him. Our expectation is from Him — the saving strength of His anointed. In every season, we hold fast to His Word, strengthening ourselves in Christ and the power of His might. Hallelujah! bit.ly/HowToEncourage…