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The Latter House Glory

By Revd 'Remi Tejumola

Shalom!

Haggai 2: 9
9 The glory of this latter house shall be greater than of the former, saith the LORD of hosts: and in this place will I give peace, saith the LORD of hosts.

God was actually talking about the temple been re-built unto His name in Jerusalem. He said the glory of this latter house shall be greater than the former.

But this is also describing God's programme for the Church. By the time Jesus return for His Church, she will be in that place where the power of the Holy Spirit will be in the most glorious manifestation. God planned to leave the best till last. This is why He said the glory of the latter house will be greater than of the former.

The Church launched out in great power in Acts 2, and that power has been on the increase ever since, even though it seemed to wane sometime when God's people gets distracted with sin and several other earthly things. We thank God for His mercy and loving-kindness. He is still redirecting His people to do the right things that will take us to the most glorious hour of the Church.

This is how you can be a part of this move of God:

1. Be a dedicated Christian with all your godly values in place.

2. Spend adequate time in the Word and practice it.

3. Find out God's will for your life and do it.

4. Create time to fellowship with God and spend good time praying in the Holy Spirit.

5. Always respond positively to all instructions from the Spirit of God.

6. Work in unity with other Christians.

God bless.

Next week, November 19th & 20th, I will be holding a Holy Spirit Seminar with the J. O. Y. Fellowship of the St. Annes Anglican Church at Molete, Ibadan. If you can make it, BE THERE.

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