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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...
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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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14 MAY 2025 · Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:58
"Therefore, my beloved brothers and sisters, be steadfast, immovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, because you know that your labor in the Lord is not in vain."
In a world filled with instant results and quick fixes, consistency often feels underrated. Yet, Scripture reminds us that lasting impact comes from steadfast dedication to God’s work. Paul encourages believers to remain "steadfast" and "immovable"—words that speak to the power of unwavering commitment, especially in our spiritual walk.
Consistency is not about perfection, but about faithfulness. It’s the daily choice to pray even when we don’t feel like it, to serve even when it’s inconvenient, and to love even when it’s hard. This kind of devotion shapes our character, strengthens our faith, and glorifies God.
Every moment of obedience and every quiet act of faithfulness matters. Even when progress feels slow or unnoticed, God sees. He uses our consistent efforts to grow His kingdom and refine us into His image. Your steadfastness in the Lord’s work is never wasted.
Today, ask yourself: Am I remaining consistent in the work God has called me to, even when I don’t see immediate results?
Prayer:
Almighty Father, help me to stay faithful in every task You’ve entrusted to me. Strengthen my heart when I feel weary, and remind me that my labor is never in vain. May I abound in Your work with a spirit of joy and perseverance. Amen.
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13 MAY 2025 · Scripture: Psalm 42:1-2
"As the deer pants for streams of water, so my soul pants for you, my God. My soul thirsts for God, for the living God. When can I go and meet with God?"
There are moments in life when our souls feel dry, weary, and distant. In those moments, like the psalmist, we begin to feel a deep thirst—not for things, answers, or distractions, but for God's very presence. This kind of longing reflects a heart that knows no other source can truly satisfy.
Just as water is essential to physical life, God’s presence is vital to our spiritual well-being. We were created to live in communion with Him. The more we draw near, the more we realize how desperately we need Him—not only in times of trouble but every moment of every day.
The psalmist’s cry shows us it’s okay to be spiritually thirsty. In fact, it's a gift—a signal that it's time to seek God again, to rest in His Word, to listen for His voice, and to worship Him simply because He is worthy. It is in His presence that our soul finds peace, strength, and renewal.
Today, ask yourself: Am I truly thirsting for God’s presence—or have I been trying to fill that thirst with lesser things?
Prayer:
Almighty Father, awaken my soul to thirst for You above all else. Fill the dry places of my heart with the refreshing flow of Your Spirit. Draw me into deeper intimacy with You, for only Your presence can satisfy. Amen.
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12 MAY 2025 · Scripture: Luke 9:23
"Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross daily and follow me."
Following Jesus isn’t a one-time decision—it’s a daily surrender. In Luke 9:23, Christ clearly outlines the cost of discipleship: denying ourselves, taking up our cross, and following Him. This means choosing His will over our own desires, comfort, or pride. It’s a call to live counter to the flesh, which constantly seeks gratification, control, and ease.
Denying the flesh isn’t about punishing ourselves, but about aligning our lives with God's purpose. It’s choosing forgiveness when we want revenge, purity when tempted by sin, and humility when pride knocks. Every day presents us with a crossroads: will we follow self, or will we follow Christ?
Taking up our cross is about dying to the old nature and walking in the power of the Spirit. It may be uncomfortable, but it leads to life, peace, and the joy of becoming more like Jesus. This kind of living doesn’t just bless us—it becomes a testimony of God’s transforming power to the world.
Today, ask yourself: What part of my flesh am I being called to deny today so I can follow Christ more fully?
Prayer:
Lord Jesus, help me to deny myself and follow You wholeheartedly. Give me the strength to say no to the flesh and yes to Your Spirit. May my life reflect Your cross and bring glory to Your name. Amen.
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11 MAY 2025 · Scripture: Romans 12:2
"Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is—His good, pleasing and perfect will."
Transformation begins in the mind. The world constantly bombards us with values, priorities, and perspectives that oppose God’s truth. But as believers, we are called to live differently—not molded by culture, but reshaped by Christ. The renewing of our minds is an intentional, daily process of replacing lies with truth, fear with faith, and compromise with conviction.
This renewal happens through God’s Word, prayer, and the guidance of the Holy Spirit. As we fill our minds with scripture and set our thoughts on things above, our decisions, attitudes, and actions begin to reflect Christ. It’s not an overnight change, but a lifelong journey of being made more like Jesus.
God’s will becomes clearer to us when our minds are aligned with His truth. Transformation brings discernment—it helps us recognize what is good, acceptable, and perfect in God’s eyes, rather than settling for the world’s temporary and flawed standards.
Today, ask yourself: What thoughts am I entertaining that need to be surrendered to Christ? Am I allowing God’s Word to shape the way I think, live, and respond?
Prayer:
AlmightyFather, renew my mind with Your truth each day. Help me not to conform to this world, but to be transformed by Your Word and Spirit. Let my thoughts reflect Your will, and my life bring glory to Your name. Amen.
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10 MAY 2025 · Scripture: John 15:5
"He who abides in Me, and I in him, bears much fruit; for without Me you can do nothing."
A fruitful life is not the result of our own striving—it is the outcome of abiding in Christ. Just as a branch draws life from the vine, we are called to remain connected to Jesus through daily communion, obedience, and trust. Without Him, our efforts are empty. But in Him, we find strength and purpose that produces lasting impact.
True spiritual fruit is evident in our character—love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. These are not simply moral goals but the evidence of Christ living through us. As we remain in Him, these qualities grow naturally in our lives.
Even in times when fruit seems invisible, trust that God is still at work. Pruning seasons may be painful, but they prepare us for greater growth. Stay rooted. Stay faithful. God’s timing always brings forth what He has planted.
Today, ask yourself: Am I truly abiding in Christ, or am I relying on my own strength? What areas of my life need to be more deeply surrendered so that I can bear fruit for His glory?
Prayer:
Lord Jesus, teach me to abide in You daily. Let Your life flow through me and produce fruit that honours You. Prune what hinders growth and help me to trust You in every season. Amen.
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8 MAY 2025 · Scripture: “To obey is better than sacrifice, and to heed is better than the fat of rams.” — 1 Samuel 15:22 (NIV)
Message:
In 1 Samuel 15:22, we are reminded that God desires obedience more than outward religious acts. While sacrifices were part of worship in the Old Testament, they were never meant to replace a heart that listens and submits to God's will. Saul’s failure wasn’t just a military misstep—it was a spiritual act of rebellion masked with a religious offering.
Today, we too can be tempted to offer God “sacrifices” like time, money, or service while neglecting His specific instructions for our lives. We may justify disobedience with good intentions, but God values a humble, obedient heart above all.
Obedience reflects our trust and love for God. It shows that we honour His wisdom over our own. Even when obedience is hard or costly, it leads to blessing, alignment with God’s purpose, and deeper intimacy with Him.
Today, ask yourself: Am I offering sacrifices while neglecting the very things God has clearly told me to obey?
Prayer:
Almighty Father, give me a heart that delights in obedience. Help me not to replace true obedience with rituals or good deeds, but to fully surrender to Your will. Teach me to walk closely with You, obeying even when it’s difficult. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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7 MAY 2025 · Scripture: “So then faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.” — Romans 10:17 (NKJV)
Message:
Faith is not a one-time deposit; it is a growing, living response to God's Word. According to Romans 10:17, faith is built and strengthened by hearing—and not just any hearing, but hearing the Word of God. This means our spiritual growth is directly tied to how much we expose ourselves to Scripture, reflect on it, and allow it to shape our thoughts and actions.
Just as muscles grow with consistent exercise, our faith grows when we consistently feed on God’s Word. Daily reading, meditating, and applying Scripture deepens our trust in God's promises and strengthens us in life’s challenges. When doubts arise or storms hit, a faith rooted in the Word will stand firm.
Growing faith is not about feelings—it’s about trusting God even when we don’t see the full picture. The more we hear His truth, the more our faith matures. It moves us from fear to confidence, from questioning to trusting, and from passivity to bold action.
Today, ask yourself: Am I feeding my faith daily with God’s Word, or am I letting it starve?
Prayer:
Almighty Father, help me grow in faith by spending more time in Your Word. Let it take root in my heart, transforming my thoughts and building my trust in You. May my faith be strong, alive, and ever-increasing. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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6 MAY 2025 · Scripture:
"The effective, fervent prayer of a righteous man avails much." — James 5:16b (NKJV)
Devotional Message:
Prayer is not a ritual to check off our daily list—it is a powerful, purposeful connection with the heart of God. James reminds us that the prayers of a righteous person—one who seeks God sincerely—carry weight. When prayer is both effective (rooted in God’s truth) and fervent (offered with passion and sincerity), it brings real, lasting results.
To pray with purpose means we approach God with intention, not routine. We come boldly, believing He hears and responds. We don’t pray aimlessly, but with faith, knowing that our petitions align with His will and invite His hand into our lives and situations.
Purposeful prayer transforms us. It shifts our focus from problems to promises, from anxiety to assurance. It invites heaven into the everyday. God is not moved by fancy words but by a surrendered heart that trusts Him fully and speaks in faith.
Today, ask yourself: Are my prayers rooted in faith and expectation? Am I praying with purpose, trusting God to move?
Prayer:
Almighty Father, teach me to pray with purpose and passion. Let my prayers be effective and aligned with Your will. Strengthen my faith as I call on You, and help me trust that You are always working for my good. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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5 MAY 2025 · Scripture:
"Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God." — Matthew 4:4 (NKJV)
Devotional Message:
When Jesus spoke these words to the tempter in the wilderness, He reminded us of a profound truth: just as our physical bodies need food to survive, our spirits need the Word of God to thrive. The Bible isn’t just a book—it’s our daily sustenance, nourishment for the soul, guidance for the path, and strength in every trial.
Too often, we feed our minds and bodies while neglecting the deeper hunger of our hearts. We chase after news, entertainment, and daily tasks, yet our spirits remain dry. But when we feast on Scripture—meditating on it, applying it, and hiding it in our hearts—we are filled with life, peace, and wisdom from above.
God’s Word gives clarity in confusion, hope in despair, and joy in sorrow. It realigns us with truth in a world of noise and lies. Just as we would not skip meals and expect to function well, we cannot afford to neglect the spiritual nourishment the Word provides.
Today, ask yourself: Am I feeding my spirit with God’s Word daily? What truth from Scripture do I need to digest and apply in my life today?
Prayer:
Almighty Father, thank You for the gift of Your Word. Help me to hunger for it more than anything else and to live by every word You speak. Nourish my soul daily with Your truth and strengthen me for every season of life. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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4 MAY 2025 · Scripture:
"O God, you are my God; earnestly I seek you; my soul thirsts for you, my body longs for you, in a dry and weary land where there is no water." — Psalm 63:1 (NIV)
Devotional Message:
David’s words in Psalm 63 reveal a heart deeply in pursuit of God—not out of obligation, but out of an intense longing to be close to Him. Seeking God daily is not just a spiritual discipline; it is a heartfelt desire to know Him more, to be in His presence, and to draw strength from His love.
In a world filled with distractions and demands, it’s easy to push time with God to the margins of our day. But like David, we are invited to seek Him earnestly, first and foremost—before the rush of life begins. Daily pursuit keeps our hearts aligned with His will and nourishes our soul with peace, wisdom, and purpose.
Seeking God daily isn’t about perfection but consistency. It’s choosing to meet with Him through prayer, His Word, and moments of quiet reflection. As we do, we’ll find that our thirst is quenched, our fears calmed, and our path made clear.
Today, ask yourself: Am I earnestly seeking God, or simply fitting Him into my schedule? What can I do today to draw closer to Him?
Prayer:
Almighty Father, You are my God, and I long for You. Teach me to seek You with all my heart each day. May my soul thirst for Your presence, and may my life reflect a deep love and dependence on You. 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...
show more
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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| Author | Tewe Kolade Felix |
| Organization | Tewe Kolade Felix |
| Categories | Religion |
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| kolatewe@gmail.com |
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