TOPIC: THERE’S ALWAYS WAGES Mobile Daily Devotional with Pst. Fakunle Emmanuel Week 49, Day 5: Thursday, 8th December, 2022. TOPIC: THERE’S ALWAYS WAGES 5:

“12 Therefore, whatever you want men to do to you, do also to them, for this is the Law and the Prophets.”

This Bible reading today has been my favourite verse of the Bible. If every Christian can have this verse in our heart, I think Christianity will be a better way of life. Christians pray a lot, fast a lot, go to services regularly but our action is always different from our request from God. 

Matthew 7:12 is a Christian Principle that we should live by. Your prayers and your actions should be the same. Your way of life should not be against your prayers. This verse simply means, anything you do to others should be what you should expect from God as your wages. 

When you sow a seed of beans you can’t pray to God to change it to rice, No, it’s out of God’s miracle. You can’t be killing people and keep praying that God should protect your family. You can’t make people suffer and expect satisfaction from God.

Do you want to be helped? Start helping people. You want to be blessed? Start blessing other. Follow the principle, do to others what you want them to do to you.

Note this, not everyone you helped will pay you back, but God will always raise helpers for you because you have sown the seed. So, you can determine your wages by what you do and pray in line with your action also. Your words are coming back to you, your actions are coming back to you, that’s the Brain behind the word, “What Goes Around Comes Around” because you will surely have it back as wages. Do to me what you’ll expect me to do to you and others when time comes. This is how our wages are measured and determine because it sums up the law and the prophet. Determine your wages with what you do daily.

God Bless you and Good Morning.

Happy Birthday to all celebrants and Happy Wedding Anniversary to those celebrating today. May you experience God’s fruitfulness in Jesus Mighty name, Amen.