Seeds Of Destiny Devotional – The Mystery Of Speaking In The Holy Ghost

Topic: The Mystery Of Speaking In the Holy Ghost [Seeds Of Destiny 14 October 2019 Devotional]

When you are confronted with what you don’t understand, confront that thing with a language it won’t understand.

SCRIPTURE: For he that speaketh in an unknown tongue speaketh not unto men, but unto God: for no man understandeth him; howbeit in the spirit he speaketh mysteries.1 Corinthians 14:2

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: When you are confronted with what you don’t understand, confront that thing with a language it won’t understand.

Sometime ago, I was in an aircraft and the man who sat next to me suddenly began to make some incantations. I asked within myself, what is this man up to here? Is he trying to cast a spell on this aircraft for it to crash? No way! So, I adjusted myself close enough to him so he could hear me and began to blast in tongues; jaarshtah… ketuakawa’teya izegenatoxelephratoyash. (It was incantation versus incantation). Then, the occult man looked at me and shifted, I shifted even more closer to him and increased the tempo of the tonguing; I said to him within myself, you were the one that looked for ‘my trouble’, I was on my own when you began to make incantations. Beloved that was how the power of his incantation was yeyerized (neutralized) and we landed safely.

The truth is, it is mystery that tackles mysteries. Nothing dismantles a satanic mystery like the mystery of praying in the Holy Ghost. (1 Corinthians 14:2).

When you are confronted with what you don’t understand, confront that thing with the language it won’t understand.

Get this: The season of praying in the Holy Ghost is the season of high spiritual irrigation that dissolves the mysteries of life and pushes a person to the realm of mastery in life.

Today, I prophesy the dissolution of every satanic mystery around your life by the power of the Holy Ghost, in Jesus’ Name.

REMEMBER THIS: When you are confronted with what you don’t understand, confront that thing with the language it won’t understand.

ASSIGNMENT(S)

Ask God for fresh infilling of the Holy Ghost and the rekindling of your spiritual fire.
Endeavour to read the Book of Acts 2.
Make praying in the Holy Ghost a habit (1 Thessalonian 5:17)

PRAYER: Lord, I connect the spirit of authority, boldness and audacity in the spirit. Help me to cultivate the habit of praying in the Holy Ghost. Fill me afresh today with Your Spirit Lord, in Jesus’ Name.

FOR FURTHER UNDERSTANDING GET THIS MESSAGE: The Demands of prayer -2

QUOTE: Those who dwell in the heavenly places at the place of prayer can never be victims of earthly forces. Culled Principles and Power of Prayer by Dr Paul Enenche

AMAZING FACT: Dogs have wet nose to collect more of the tiny droplets of smelling chemicals in the air; that is why dogs are used as detectives by the police.

DAILY READING: Jer. 23:21 to 25:38, 2Thes. 2:1 to 17, Ps. 84: 1 to 12, Prov. 25: 15

PROPHETIC DECLARATION/WORD: Every mystery around your life today dissolves by the power of the spirit in Jesus Name.

Today’s devotional was written by Pastor Paul Enenche of the Dunamis International Gospel Centre (DIGC), headquartered at Abuja, Nigeria, with Pastor Paul and Becky Enenche, as the Senior Pastors. It is a power-packed arena where God’s Presence, Principles and Power are at work for the salvation, healing and restoration of human destinies and dignities

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