Saturday 29 August 2020

Before God Will Reveal Himself: Devotion for Sunday August 30, 2020



MY DAILY COVENANT WITH GOD DEVOTIONAL

Devotion for Sunday August 30, 2020

Topic: Before God Will Reveal Himself      

Text: John 20:11 – 18                             

Mary Magdalene came to the tomb of Jesus, saw that it was empty and went to inform Peter and other disciples. They all came to the tomb, saw it as Mary reported and left. When they, Mary stayed back alone, still crying, still hoping that somehow she could discover where Jesus’ body had been taken to, but fearing the worst. It was that desire to get someone to speak to here that kept here there.

This moved God to send two angels to attend to her. Her motive was pure and undiluted unlike many in the church today who go there with wrong motives like mundane things. Her motive was to see the dead body of Christ. That was her bargain but God gave her more than a dead Jesus but a living Jesus. Hallelujah!         

Beloved, for God to reveal Himself to you, you must show a strong commitment to His course. You should have shown yourself as one who loves God without reservations. Seeing God does not come through a mere wish but through love for God, dedication to His course and unwavering commitment.

How much do you love God? Mary Magdalene showed her commitment to God by coming very early to the tomb, going to inform Peter and other disciples what she saw, and coming back again to the tomb. She sat there weeping in anticipation for news.

Do you take the pain to seek for God in things that bother you? Seek him sincerely and you shall find (Matthew 7:7).

Food for Thought: It takes good motives to attract God’s attention.

Memory Verse: John 20 v 11     

Prayer: As I seek you O Lord, grant me right motives that will attract you to reveal yourself to me in Jesus name.

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