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The Process of Divine Change #3

By Revd 'Remi Tejumola

Shalom! The story of a believer's life will begin to change, on a positive and powerful note, when he develops what I call SUPERNATURAL HABITS.

The habits includes, regular reading, studying and meditating the Word of God from the Bible and reading books written by men and women of God. Listening to anointed teaching of the Word on cds and dvds, regularly spending time to worship God and enjoying fellowship with Him.

In addition to these things, live a supernatural life of obeying whatever God tells you. Spend time also, building up yourself praying in tongues.

God has many servants whom He gave different messages to teach the body of Christ so that we can learn from them things pertaining to the principles that the kingdom of God is guided by. Getting their books, audio tapes/cds and videos, and attending their meetings when possible, are the ways through which we learn the things God wants us to know and live by.

Neglecting these things is like a student cutting classes because he believes that he could learn alone without a teacher.

Ministry Update: 2nd & 3rd Mondays of May 2010 Holy Ghost Meeting with FGBMFI Bodija Chapter, Ibadan.

9th, 16th & 23rd May 2010, Holy Ghost Meeting with CCIC Oshogbo centre, Oshogbo, Osun State.

The theme for our meetings this year is Close2Glory and it's been like that. The power of God has been greatly manifested!

Remember that Jesus will soon come for us.

Till next posting, God bless.

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