Inner mind

God loves millions — but He only trusts a few. Apostle Joshua Selman just exposed why some prayers stay unanswered no matter how loud you cry.

Apostle Selman draws a shattering line between God's love and God's trust. You can be loved by God and still be bypassed by Him — because trust is not given, it is earned through the track record of your heart. When you cry 'Give me the nations,' God may be responding, 'Not you — the corruption in your heart will not be an advantage to my kingdom.' 'I the Lord search the heart, I try the reins, even to give every man according to his ways, and according to the fruit of his doings.' — Jeremiah 17:10. The nations, the assignment, the open doors — they follow the heart God can trust.

I pray for you right now — may God find you trustworthy. May the corruption that would disqualify you from divine assignment be uprooted by the mercy of God, and may he write your name among those he can trust with the weight of his glory.

It is impossible to love God and reject Jesus at the same time. Jesus said those who hate Him hate His Father God also. Despite what many people believe, there aren't multiple ways to get to God. Jesus explicitly excluded any path to God apart from Himself.

Other paths claim to show you how to discover truth. But Jesus said, "I am the truth." Other paths promise to show you how to become enlightened. But Jesus said, "I am the light of the world." Other paths promise to show you how to find your way. But Jesus said, "I am the way."

God has an entire Kingdom of good things waiting for you. Jesus is the one and only access point to receive all that goodness. He said it Himself. Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life. No one can truly connect with Father God except through Him.

All the answers which will satisfy the deepest longings of your soul can only be found in Jesus. Perhaps it's time to stop looking here, there, and everywhere for solutions to your problems and turn to Jesus.

He who hates Me hates My Father also. — John 15:23 (MEV)

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What Makes a Marriage Stand?

It takes three to make a marriage stand. Not two, but three. You, your spouse, and Christ.

God never meant for you to go through your marriage with just the two of you working on it. Marriage is a three-legged stool. Think about it. You’ve never seen a two-legged stool. A two-legged stool will fall over. It has no stability. A stool must have a third leg.

In the same way, if all you’ve got in your marriage is each other, it isn’t enough. You need you, your spouse, and God for your marriage to stand.

The Bible says, “They will know God's secret, which is Christ himself. He is the key that opens all the hidden treasures of God's wisdom and knowledge” (Colossians 2:2 GNT).

I live in an area where earthquakes are common. We all know that if you don’t have a strong foundation, your home is going to fall when the earthquake comes.

In your life, you’re going to face a lot of earthquakes. You’re going to have some health earthquakes. You’re going to have some financial earthquakes. You’re going to have some emotional earthquakes. You’re going to have all kinds of problems and stresses. If you don’t have a solid foundation for your marriage, it’s not going to be stable.

So what is that solid foundation? Jesus Christ. The Bible promises, “He will be the sure foundation for your times, a rich store of salvation and wisdom and knowledge; the fear of the LORD is the key to this treasure” (Isaiah 33:6 NIV).

The best thing you can do for your marriage is to commit it to Jesus Christ. First, you and your spouse open your lives to him. Then, as you make him number one in your individual lives, you ask him to be number one in your relationship.

Building my marriage has been the most challenging thing I’ve ever done in my life. But it also has been the most rewarding thing. Commit your life to Christ, and then commit your marriage to him. I promise you it will be worth it.

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Marriage Is about Commitment!!

What one word would you use to summarize the whole marriage relationship? “Love” might be the first word to come to mind. But I think a better word is “commitment.” Given the right circumstances, just about any two people can develop loving feelings toward each other. But commitment is at the heart of marriage.

The marriage commitment is one that God expects us to keep. He has strong words about divorce: “‘I hate divorce,’ says the LORD God of Israel. ‘. . . Make sure that you do not break your promise to be faithful to your wife’” (Malachi 2:16 GNT). Divorce is a reality in our world, and I’m thankful for God’s grace and forgiveness. But divorce isn’t God’s ideal. His ideal is that each man and woman who vow to stay together for life keep that commitment.

So let me encourage you: If you’re married, throw away the key. Don’t offer yourself an escape hatch. When you said, “Till death do us part,” that was a lifelong commitment. Don’t leave divorce as an option.

Commitment may mean being unhappy or unsatisfied during some seasons, but in most cases, commitment will lead to a more rewarding, fulfilling relationship in the long-term.

One thing that can help keep your commitment to each other strong is contact, or physical affection. Everyone, whether you’re married or not, needs physical contact. Babies who receive more physical touch tend to thrive, and physical touch has been proven to extend the lifespan of adults.

In the early days of a relationship, couples sometimes have a hard time keeping their hands off each other. But as the years go on, sometimes that affection fades. You get tired. You get busy. You let little resentments build up.

I want to encourage you to do this: Act with affection toward your spouse, even if you don’t feel affectionate. Loving actions often lead to loving feelings.

Of course, in marriage, physical affection includes s*x. In fact, God gave you s*x to help cement your marriage together. The Message paraphrase says, “There’s more to s*x than mere skin on skin. S*x is as much spiritual mystery as physical fact. As written in Scripture, ‘The two become one’” (1 Corinthians 6:16)

If you find yourself in a hard season of marriage, take a look at your commitment to each other and how intentional you’ve been about physical affection. And if you’re having trouble in those areas, get help! A good counselor can help you work through any trouble you’re having with physical intimacy and give you practical ways to keep your commitments to each other.

The gates of your destiny are not locked by your enemies — they are locked by your ignorance of who sent you. Apostle Joshua Selman just delivered the key.

When Moses stood before Pharaoh, he didn't stand in his own name — he stood in the name of I AM THAT I AM. Apostle Selman reveals that the same principle governs your destiny: the gates will ask, 'Who sent you?' And you must have an answer. 'The Lord strong and mighty' is the reply that opens ancient doors. 'By thee I can run through a troop; by my God I can leap over a wall.' — Psalm 18:29. The assignment God gives you will always be bigger than your background — because it was never meant to be carried by your background alone.

I decree over you — the gates that refused your father, the doors that shut before your grandfather, they are opening now. Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord. Every gate of destiny assigned to your life, open now in the name of Jesus Christ.

The Lord will fulfil his purpose for me;
your steadfast love, O Lord, endures for ever.
Do not forsake the work of your hands.

Psalm 138:8

The LORD will give strength to His people; The LORD will bless His people with peace. Psalm 29:11

Father Okwuosa

Dear Lord, Heavenly Father, as we come humbly before You tonight, may we be reminded of the immeasurable power that words possess. Father, just as You spoke the vast universe into existence, You have endowed us, with the ability to influence, bless, create and heal with our speech. Lord, we admit we have often taken this gift for granted, using our words carelessly or even destructively. We yearn to fully appreciate and grasp the weight and potency of the words we utter daily. As a Christian we recognize the divine privilege to harness the energy of words for good. With this privilege comes the responsibility to speak life, hope, and love. Enlighten the eyes of our understanding, that we may not only perceive the potential in every word we speak but also be intentional in using them as instruments of blessing empowerment, recognition and transformation. Though Jesus Christ, our Savior, we pray, Amen 🙏✝️

Proverbs 18: 21
“Death and life are in the power of the tongue: and they that love it shall eat the fruit thereof.”