Seeds Of Destiny Devotional – The Deceitfulness Of Lust

Topic: The Deceitfulness Of Lust [Seeds of Destiny 20 November 2019 Devotional]

The flesh will pose to you the immediate and transient gratification and cover up the ultimate, colossal and monumental loss.

SCRIPTURE: That ye put off concerning the former conversation the old man, which is corrupt according to the deceitful lusts. – Ephesians 4:22

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: The flesh will pose to you the immediate and transient gratification and cover up the ultimate, colossal and monumental loss.

Lust is a strong and uncontrolled desire to have someone or something. Lust is also the craving for the forbidden.

The craving for that which is forbidden is highly deceitful. It may appear beautiful but it is the highway to disaster. The apple may look ripe but inside, it may be worms. It may taste sweet but it has the capacity to set your teeth on edge. It will promise you good but end you in a mess.

The flesh is the major tool of lust. It may say to you: ‘if you drink a little alcohol you will feel nice; if you have immorality with that person you are not married to, you will enjoy it.’ The truth is, the flesh will pose to you the immediate and transient gratification and cover up the ultimate, colossal and monumental loss that has no recovery.

Beloved, in order for you to reach where God wants you to reach in life, you must subject your body to the firm control of the spirit. Placing profit above pleasure is what guarantees a future both on earth and in eternity.

Today, I break every hold of the spirit of lust in you in Jesus’ Name.

REMEMBER THIS: The flesh will pose to you the immediate and transient gratification and cover up the ultimate, colossal and monumental loss that has no recovery.

ASSIGNMENT (S):

Repent of any manifestation of lustful character in your life – be it the lust for money, the lust of the flesh or for materialism.
Put away any object of lust or anything and anyone that may suggest lust to you.
Always be in control of your flesh.
Pray in the Holy Ghost always to fortify your spirit against the lust of the flesh

For Further Understanding, Get This Message: Hindrances to a Purposeful Life (Part 3)

PRAYER: Lord, I appreciate You for Your Word to me today. Deliver me Lord from the spirit of lust and lustful desires. Clothe me with the garment of holiness and purity, Lord in Jesus’ Name.

DAILY READING: Ezekiel 40:28 to 41:26, James 4:1 to 17, Psalm 118:19 to 29, Proverbs 28:3 to 5

QUOTE: Iniquity corrupts mentality, sin corrupts sense. Culled from 365 Wisdom capsules by Dr Paul Enenche.

PROPHETIC DECLARATION/WORD: Grace to walk in victory over the activity of the flesh is released upon you 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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