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The Kingdom of God First for All Nations – Fresh Dew is a podcast dedicated to unveiling the truth, power, and relevance of God's Kingdom in our daily lives. Each episode delivers fresh, spirit-filled messages that inspire, transform, and deepen your walk with Christ. Whether you seek divine wisdom, faith-building teachings, or practical insights on living a Kingdom-centered life, this podcast is your source for spiritual refreshment. Tune in and experience the Fresh Dew of God's word, renewing your soul and igniting your purpose.
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19 JUN. 2025 · Devotional Message:
Scripture: "You need to persevere so that when you have done the will of God, you will receive what he has promised." – Hebrews 10:36
Faith that endures is faith that holds on even when the journey is long, the nights are dark, and the answers seem delayed. Hebrews 10:36 reminds us that perseverance is not optional in the walk of faith—it is essential. God calls us not just to start strong, but to finish well. And the strength to endure comes not from our own willpower, but from trusting the faithfulness of the One who has called us.
Endurance is built in the waiting, in the trials, in the obedience that feels costly. But every act of faith, every step of obedience, draws us closer to the fulfillment of God’s promises. He has not forgotten you. His timing is perfect. His promises are sure. The waiting season is not wasted—it’s where God refines you, strengthens you, and prepares you to receive what He has in store.
When you feel weary, fix your eyes on Jesus—the author and finisher of your faith. He endured the cross for the joy set before Him. In the same way, you are called to endure, not in your own strength, but with the assurance that God is working all things together for your good.
Today, ask yourself: Am I holding onto God’s promises with perseverance, or have I allowed discouragement to dim my faith?
Prayer:
AlmightyFather, help me to endure with faith when the journey is hard and the answers are slow in coming. Give me the strength to keep doing Your will and to trust in Your promises. I know that You are faithful, and I choose to walk by faith and not by sight. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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18 JUN. 2025 · Devotional Message:
Scripture: "I have learned to be content whatever the circumstances." – Philippians 4:11
Contentment is not something that comes naturally to most of us—it is a discipline that is learned through both abundance and need. In Philippians 4:11, the Apostle Paul reveals a powerful truth: true contentment is not found in changing circumstances but in a steadfast relationship with Christ. Paul wrote these words from prison, not from a place of comfort or luxury, reminding us that peace and joy are not tied to our situation, but to our Savior.
When we anchor our hope in Jesus rather than the fluctuating tides of life, we begin to see that His presence is our greatest treasure. The world constantly tells us to strive for more, to be dissatisfied until we achieve certain milestones. But Christ invites us to rest, to trust, and to find satisfaction in Him alone. Learning contentment means recognizing that God’s provision is enough and that His timing is perfect.
Contentment also grows when we shift our focus from what we lack to what we have. Gratitude waters the soil of the heart, helping us appreciate God's faithfulness in the small and the great. Whether in times of lack or plenty, we can live with a heart of peace knowing that God is with us and for us.
Today, ask yourself: Am I looking for contentment in changing things, or am I resting in the unchanging faithfulness of God?
Prayer:
AlmightyFather, teach me to be content in every circumstance. Help me to fix my eyes on You and trust that You are enough for me. May I learn to live with gratitude and peace, no matter what season I am in. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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17 JUN. 2025 · Scripture: 2 Corinthians 9:7
"Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver."
Generosity is not just about how much we give—it's about the heart behind the giving. In this verse, Paul reminds the believers that giving should be intentional and joyful, not forced or guilt-driven. God delights in a heart that gives freely, not out of obligation but out of love.
A generous heart reflects the nature of God, who gave us His very best—His Son, Jesus Christ. When we give cheerfully—whether it's our time, resources, or encouragement—we mirror His character and bring light into the lives of others.
True generosity is not dependent on wealth. Even the smallest act, when done with love, has great value in the kingdom of God. A generous heart is sensitive to needs, quick to respond, and trusts God to provide all that is needed in return.
Today, ask yourself: Am I giving out of joy or reluctance? How can I cultivate a more generous and cheerful heart in my daily life?
Prayer:
AlmightyFather, thank You for being the ultimate giver. Help me to give cheerfully and generously, not just with my finances but with my time, love, and service. Let my giving glorify You and bless others. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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16 JUN. 2025 · Scripture: Philippians 2:15
"That you may be blameless and innocent, children of God without blemish in the midst of a crooked and twisted generation, among whom you shine as lights in the world."
To live blamelessly means to live with integrity, purity, and a heart fully surrendered to God. Paul’s words in Philippians 2:15 remind us that as God’s children, we are called to stand out—not by blending into the world’s ways, but by reflecting Christ’s character even in challenging environments.
Living blamelessly doesn’t mean living perfectly, but it does mean walking in humility, repentance, and obedience. It’s about letting God’s light shine through our actions, choices, and speech. When we live with a sincere heart, others take notice, and God is glorified.
In a world filled with compromise, dishonesty, and confusion, our blameless walk becomes a testimony. It's not just about avoiding sin but actively pursuing righteousness. As we grow in Christ, the Holy Spirit enables us to live in a way that honors Him and influences others for the kingdom.
Today, ask yourself: Am I living in a way that reflects the light of Christ to those around me? What areas of my life need refining?
Prayer:
Almighty Father, help me to live a blameless life—not for the praise of people, but to reflect Your holiness. Cleanse my heart and guide my steps. Let me be a light in this dark world, pointing others to You by the way I live. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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15 JUN. 2025 · Scripture: Romans 12:18
"If it is possible, as far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone."
Peace is not just the absence of conflict, but the presence of a Christ-like attitude that seeks harmony, forgiveness, and understanding. Paul’s instruction in Romans 12:18 encourages believers to take personal responsibility for promoting peace in every relationship. It may not always be possible to avoid tension, but we are called to do all we can to prevent and resolve it.
Being peaceable means choosing humility over pride, grace over retaliation, and patience over anger. It means being slow to speak and quick to listen, willing to forgive even when it’s hard. While we can’t control others’ actions, we can control our own responses—with the help of the Holy Spirit.
Living at peace also shows the world a glimpse of God’s kingdom. In a world filled with division and hostility, a peaceable heart stands out as a witness to the transforming love of Christ. Peace is not weakness; it is strength under the control of God’s Spirit.
Today, ask yourself: Am I actively pursuing peace in my words and actions? Where might God be calling me to be a peacemaker today?
Prayer:
AlmightyFather, help me to be a person of peace. Teach me to respond with love and patience, even when I’m wronged. Empower me to forgive quickly and seek harmony with those around me. Let my life reflect Your peace that passes understanding. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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14 JUN. 2025 · Scripture: Galatians 6:1
"Brothers and sisters, if someone is caught in a sin, you who live by the Spirit should restore that person gently. But watch yourselves, or you also may be tempted."
Correction is a necessary part of Christian love and community, but how we correct matters deeply to God. Galatians 6:1 calls us not to shame or harshly judge others when they fall into sin, but to restore them gently, with humility and compassion.
Gentleness doesn’t ignore the truth; it delivers it with grace. It speaks not to condemn, but to heal and uplift. Those who live by the Spirit are marked by love, patience, and wisdom, knowing that none of us is beyond stumbling—and all of us are in need of God’s mercy.
When we correct others gently, we reflect the heart of Jesus, who restores the broken not with accusation, but with kindness that leads to repentance. Our goal isn’t to win an argument, but to win a heart back to God.
Today, ask yourself: Am I quick to judge or slow to restore? Do my words reflect the gentleness of Christ when helping someone back onto the path?
Prayer:
Almighty Father, help me to be an instrument of Your grace. Teach me to speak truth with love and to correct with gentleness. Keep me humble, remembering how much I’ve been forgiven. Use me to restore others with the same mercy I’ve received. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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13 JUN. 2025 · Scripture: 1 Corinthians 9:25
"Everyone who competes in the games goes into strict training. They do it to get a crown that will not last, but we do it to get a crown that will last forever."
Paul compares the Christian life to that of an athlete—disciplined, focused, and self-controlled. Just as athletes deny themselves comfort and distraction to win a temporary prize, we are called to practice self-control for a far greater reward: eternal life and spiritual maturity.
Self-control is not merely about resisting sin; it's about aligning every part of our lives with God’s purpose—our time, our thoughts, our words, our desires. It means saying "no" to what distracts us and "yes" to what develops us. It is a fruit of the Spirit, cultivated daily through dependence on God.
Without self-control, even great potential can be wasted. With it, we grow in strength, integrity, and effectiveness. The Holy Spirit empowers us to choose discipline over impulse and faithfulness over fleeting satisfaction.
Today, ask yourself: What area of my life needs greater self-control? How can I submit that area to God's training and grace?
Prayer:
Almighty Father, strengthen me by Your Spirit to walk in self-control. Help me to train my heart, mind, and body in obedience to Your will. May I live purposefully, seeking not the temporary applause of the world, but the eternal crown You promise. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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12 JUN. 2025 · Scripture: Ephesians 4:15
"Instead, speaking the truth in love, we will grow to become in every respect the mature body of Him who is the head, that is, Christ."
Speaking the truth is essential, but how we deliver that truth matters deeply. In a world quick to criticize or correct, Paul’s instruction is a call to maturity: to speak truthfully, yet with love, gentleness, and humility. Truth without love can wound. Love without truth can mislead. But truth spoken in love brings growth, healing, and unity.
Jesus modeled this balance perfectly. He confronted sin, challenged hypocrisy, and corrected misunderstandings—but always with a heart full of compassion. When we follow His example, our words become instruments of grace, not weapons of condemnation.
This principle applies to every relationship—family, friendships, church, and even online conversations. Before we speak, we must ask: Is what I’m about to say true? Is it loving? Is it helpful? Love is not silent when truth is needed, but it speaks with patience and kindness.
Today, ask yourself: Do my words reflect both truth and love? How can I speak in a way that builds others up and points them to Christ?
Prayer:
Almighty Father, help me to be a vessel of truth spoken with love. Guard my heart from harshness or pride, and give me wisdom to know when and how to speak. May my words bring light, healing, and encouragement, just as Yours do. In Jesus' name, Amen.
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11 JUN. 2025 · Scripture: Colossians 3:13
"Bear with each other and forgive one another if any of you has a grievance against someone. Forgive as the Lord forgave you."
Forgiveness is at the very heart of the gospel. When Christ forgave us, He did so completely, unconditionally, and at great personal cost. Paul’s call in Colossians reminds us that the same grace we’ve received is the grace we must extend to others.
Forgiving others doesn’t mean forgetting or excusing the wrong done—it means choosing love over resentment. It’s releasing the grip of bitterness and trusting God to heal and restore what’s been broken. Forgiveness is not always easy, but it is always freeing.
When we forgive as Christ forgave, we reflect His nature and demonstrate the transforming power of the cross. We break cycles of pain and allow peace to reign in our hearts and relationships. True forgiveness is not based on whether the person deserves it, but on our response to God's mercy toward us.
Today, ask yourself: Is there someone I need to forgive today? How can I reflect Christ’s love in my response to those who have hurt me?
Prayer:
AlmightyFather, thank You for the immeasurable forgiveness I have received through Jesus. Help me to forgive others as You have forgiven me. Heal my heart, remove bitterness, and teach me to walk in grace and compassion. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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10 JUN. 2025 · Scripture: Luke 16:10
"Whoever is faithful with very little will also be faithful with much..."
God values our faithfulness in the small, unseen areas of life just as much as the big, visible ones. Jesus teaches us that how we handle the little things reveals the true condition of our hearts and determines our readiness for greater responsibilities.
Faithfulness in the little things may look like showing up on time, keeping promises, praying consistently, or being honest even when no one is watching. These small acts build character and trustworthiness. God watches how we manage what we have now before entrusting us with more.
Many people wait for a big opportunity to serve or lead, but overlook the importance of daily obedience and consistency. In God’s kingdom, greatness begins with humble beginnings. When we are diligent in what seems insignificant, we prepare the soil for larger blessings to grow.
Today, ask yourself: Am I being faithful in the small things God has given me? What daily habits reflect my readiness for more?
Prayer:
Almighty Father, help me to be faithful in the little things. Teach me to value what You’ve placed in my hands today and to steward it with diligence and integrity. Prepare me for greater things by refining me in the small. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
The Kingdom of God First for All Nations – Fresh Dew is a podcast dedicated to unveiling the truth, power, and relevance of God's Kingdom in our daily lives. Each...
mostra más
The Kingdom of God First for All Nations – Fresh Dew is a podcast dedicated to unveiling the truth, power, and relevance of God's Kingdom in our daily lives. Each episode delivers fresh, spirit-filled messages that inspire, transform, and deepen your walk with Christ. Whether you seek divine wisdom, faith-building teachings, or practical insights on living a Kingdom-centered life, this podcast is your source for spiritual refreshment. Tune in and experience the Fresh Dew of God's word, renewing your soul and igniting your purpose.
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| Autor | Tewe Kolade Felix |
| Organización | Tewe Kolade Felix |
| Categorías | Religión |
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| kolatewe@gmail.com |
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