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His word is Yea and Amen



DATE: September 18, 2021

TOPIC: His word is Yea and Amen

BIBLE TEXT: 1 Corinthians 1vs20 – For all the promises of God in him are yea, and in Him Amen, unto the glory of God by us.


His word is true and powerful. All God has said in the bible is Yea and Amen; which means, believe and it is settled, accept and you’ve received it; align and take your testimony. The word of God is not maybe or if, but filled with certainty and made for the now-receivers and believers. God has fortified His words and tried it in the purification channels up to the point that even a phrase or sentence in a verse is embedded with authority and power from God. 

Listen brethren, the word of God is not a journal, or a newspaper to read and dump, neither is it a story book filled with tales and folk lore. It is not an emotional book or a novel to speak a point or roll in pleasures and adventures. It is the sure prophecy of the LORD, filled with instructions, guidelines, facts and glorious commandments written for mankind to use and behave like our LORD and Savior.

Every promise in the bible will be fulfilled just as we’ve been witnessing even up this hour. God’s words are ready and waiting for all who will believe in Christ Jesus to accept him and do what he says. No man or deity can change God’s yes to your life when you believe.


Prayer: Heavenly King of glory, I believe your words and I receive from you.

Insight: All you have to do is to believe that His words are Yea and Amen as it is written.

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