P. Boye Motivations

Psalm 24:7-10 King James Version (KJV)
7 Lift up your heads, O ye gates; and be ye lift up, ye everlasting doors; and the King of glory shall come in.
8 Who is this King of glory? The Lord strong and mighty, the Lord mighty in battle.
9 Lift up your heads, O ye gates; even lift them up, ye everlasting doors; and the King of glory shall come in
10 Who is this King of glory? The Lord of hosts, he is the King of glory. Selah.

He is the King of Kings, He is the Lord of lords.

Thank you Jesus for who you are thank you Lord of host, we are here just to exalt your name. We decree that you are mighthy.

Dear Reader,

Many at times we get so lost in the things of the world, we feel the need to find pleasure and acceptance in the world, we forget the king of kings, we forget that there is a God who wants to have a relationship with us.

Many at times we yearn for the prophecies of men of God more than the presence of God, many at times we yearn for acceptance from others and we are indifferent to the acceptance from God, we look forward to the validation from others, we do not see the validation that God gives us.

The King of Glory reigns, He reigns supreme. Many at times we forget to refill by studying the word of God, we fail to refill by studying the life; Himself, studying the truth.

We want all things, we yearn for the things that do not matter compared to your salvation, vanity upon vanity, all is vanity. Jesus remains the king of the whole universe.

It’s not about receiving salvation only. It’s not about going to church. Do you have a relationship with Him? Is your relationship with him based on days of the week? Jesus asked, “Who do you say that I am?” , I ask you today who do you say that He is?

In this time of,’ lockdown’, everyone is so focused on perhaps catching up with old friends, doing something that brings one joy, developing new skills, sure, there’s nothing wrong in these but have you given God that time, does He have your time, your attention. Our excuse before the Corona Virus was that there was no time,” I am busy”, we say to ourselves. How busy can we really get? How about now, are you still busy?

I searched all over, couldn’t find anybody, I looked high and low, I still couldn’t find anybody, nobody greater than you (God).

We keep on searching and searching and searching and searching after the things of the world and fail to see, He’s right in front of us. All we need is right within our midst.

Lord Jesus, we decree and declare that there is none like you, there is none that can be compared on to you, you are the,” I am that I am”, you are the Omnipotent God, you are the Omniscient God, you are the Lion of The tribe of Judah, you are the Ancient of days, the beginning and the end, the first and the last. God, be praised, you are the Lily of the Valley, you are the Rose of Sharon, you are a friend in times of lack, in times of want, You remain our friend.

We serve a good God, you serve a great God, He’s the one who will never leave you nor forsake you, He is the one who fights your battles for you, at night while you sleep, He watches over you, he watches over you when you are out, He’s with you in the midst of the storms, He’s with you in your days of celebration, He is with you, He is the God who never gives up on you.

Today is dedicated to the King of Kings, oh! We exalt your name we decree that you are God above all, you are the God of Abraham, you are the God of Isaac, you are the God of Jacob, you are the God of Noah, you are the God of Moses, you are the God of Joseph, Lord, you are the God of Elijah you are the God of Enoch, you are the God of Daniel, the God of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego. God, you reign supreme, God of Esther, God of Jesus, be praised, God of Hannah, you are my God.

Take out time to exalt God today, in your own language, just praise Him and have a personal experience with your father.

To me, He is my Atofarati – It means the God you can lean on. He is my Ataa-Naa Nyonmo’, meaning ‘God, who is both father and mother’.

Who is He to you?

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Boye, Paulina Sharon

10th April, 2020