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03/09/2026

MY DAILY MEAL (MDM)
Date: 03/09/2026, Thursday
Day 246 of 365
Topic: GREATER THAN YOUR HEART
Scripture: 1 John 3:20–21 (KJV)

"For if our heart condemn us, God is greater than our heart, and knoweth all things. Beloved, if our heart condemn us not, then have we confidence toward God."

Today is the third day in the month of September, and as we continue through the year, I want us to look at something many people carry but rarely talk about openly: the accusations that can come from within us. Have you ever done something wrong and, even after you have admitted it to yourself, your mind keeps bringing it back? You prayed about it, asked God for forgiveness, decided not to repeat it, yet when you want to pray again, something inside you says, “Are you sure you can still come before God?” That experience is more common than many people are willing to admit. Sometimes the mistake is already behind you, but the accusation keeps walking with you.

John understood the human heart very well. He said, “If our heart condemn us, God is greater than our heart.” And this is important because our conscience can speak to us when we have done something wrong. If you lie, cheat, betray somebody, deliberately disobey God's instruction, or knowingly do what you already understand to be wrong, something inside you should tell you that it is not right. We should not become so familiar with grace that we can do wrong and feel nothing about it. A heart that can warn you is a gift. But your heart is not God.

That is where many people get trapped. They make a mistake, genuinely repent, receive God's forgiveness, yet continue punishing themselves because their feelings have not caught up with what God has already said. They confuse condemnation with conviction and end up running away from the very God they should be running towards. Conviction says, “What you did was wrong; come back.” Condemnation says, “You are hopeless; stay away.” One leads you towards God, the other makes you hide from Him. Adam and Eve did not first run away from God because God told them to leave. They hid because sin had changed what they thought about themselves in God's presence. That is what guilt can do when it is not properly dealt with. It can make a person who was created to walk with God start behaving as though God is looking for an opportunity to destroy him.

But listen again to what John says: “God is greater than our heart, and knoweth all things.” God knows what happened. He knows why it happened. He knows what you regret. He knows what you have confessed. He knows whether your repentance is genuine. He knows the battle you are fighting. He knows the part of the story nobody else knows. So, if God knows all of that and still calls you to come to Him, why are you allowing your own heart to issue a final judgment that God has not issued?

This does not mean we should use grace as permission to continue sinning. No. Grace does not make sin harmless. If you have wronged someone, make it right where possible. If you need to apologise, apologise. If there is a habit you must abandon, abandon it. If you need counsel, seek it. Repentance has direction; it turns you away from what is wrong and back towards God. But after you have genuinely repented, don't build a prison inside your own mind and call it humility. There are people who have been forgiven but don't feel forgiven. They keep reopening a case that heaven has already closed. They have confessed the same thing so many times that prayer has become an interrogation of themselves rather than fellowship with God.

Please understand this: your feelings can tell you that you are guilty, but feelings cannot rewrite the verdict of God. And John takes the matter further. He says, “Beloved, if our heart condemn us not, then have we confidence toward God.” That confidence is not arrogance. It is the freedom to come before God without constantly wondering whether He wants you there. There is also a warning here. A person can have a heart that does not condemn him because his conscience has become dull, not because his life is right. So, we cannot simply say, “I feel peaceful, therefore everything I am doing must be acceptable to God.” Peace is not the only measure. God's Word remains the standard. This is why we need both a tender conscience and a sound understanding of grace.

Let your heart correct you when you are wrong, but don't let your heart become your judge after God has shown you mercy. Let conviction bring you home, but don't allow condemnation to keep you outside. And when you fail, don't disappear from God until you feel worthy again. YOU DID NOT BECOME WORTHY BY YOUR PERFECT PERFORMANCE IN THE FIRST PLACE. Come because Christ has made a way for you to come. There is a strange freedom that comes when you finally understand that God knows you completely and still invites you closer. You don't have to hide the ugly parts of your story from the One who already knows them.

So, if your heart has been condemning you over something you have genuinely repented of, receive the mercy of God and move forward. If you know you have not made things right, don't hide behind “grace”; go and make them right. Either way, don't remain stuck in the middle, where you neither repent properly nor receive forgiveness properly.

GOD IS GREATER THAN YOUR HEART. That sentence is not permission to ignore your conscience. It is an invitation to trust God's judgment above your feelings.

Quote:
YOUR HEART MAY REMIND YOU OF WHAT YOU DID, BUT ONLY GOD HAS THE FINAL AUTHORITY TO TELL YOU WHO YOU ARE AFTER YOU HAVE COME TO HIM.

Prayer:
Father, give me a heart that is sensitive enough to recognise when I am wrong and humble enough to repent, but help me never to live under condemnation after You have shown me mercy. Teach me to receive Your forgiveness, make things right where I have caused wrong, and walk before You with a clean conscience and confidence. In Jesus' name. Amen.

If this MDM has blessed you, please let it reach somebody who may be carrying a burden of guilt they were never meant to carry alone.
In case of anything, you may connect via email at [email protected].
May you know the difference between conviction that brings you back to God and condemnation that keeps you running from Him.

Shalom!

01/09/2026

MY DAILY MEAL (MDM)

Date: 01/09/2026, Tuesday
Day 244 of 365

Topic: THERE IS STILL TIME

Text: Joel 2:25 (KJV)

And I will restore to you the years that the locust hath eaten.....

September is here, and I think it is worth stopping for a moment to look at something we easily forget when a year has not gone the way we expected. We are very quick to look at the calendar, count the months that have passed and begin to conclude that whatever we wanted to see this year probably will not happen again. Eight months have gone already, but that does not mean God has finished writing concerning you.

The people God spoke to through Joel had their own reason to look backward. They had lost things, watched years pass and experienced the kind of devastation that makes a person wonder whether anything can still be recovered. Yet God did not speak to them as people whose best days were over. He said, "I will restore to you the years that the locust hath eaten." God was talking about years, not days or weeks. What they had already lost was real, but God was showing them that their losses were not powerful enough to cancel His ability to restore.

That is why I don't want you to enter September with the mindset that the first eight months have already determined the outcome of this year. Maybe there are things you expected to have achieved by now and they have not happened. Maybe you prayed for certain things and you are still waiting. Maybe you made plans that did not work, trusted people who disappointed you or watched opportunities pass you by. Nevertheless, don't turn what happened between January and August into a prophecy over September. EIGHT MONTHS HAVE PASSED, BUT GOD HAS NOT RUN OUT OF TIME CONCERNING YOU.

There are things that can change faster than you imagine, and there are also things that take time because God is doing more than simply giving you what you asked for. There are moments when what looks like delay is actually preservation. You may have cried because a door did not open, without knowing what was waiting on the other side of it. You may have called something a missed opportunity when God was protecting you from an opportunity that would have cost you more than it would have given you. So, don't assume that every closed door was a loss. Some were protection, some were redirection, some were preparation and some things that did not happen earlier may still happen at the right time.

But I also want you to understand something else. Trusting God does not mean becoming passive. If you are believing God for something, there is still a part you must play. Pray, yes, but also prepare. Ask God for the opportunity, but develop yourself for the opportunity. Believe for the door, but make sure you are ready when it opens. This September, don't just sit down waiting for something to happen to you. Do something with what God has already placed around you. Make the call. Learn the skill. Start the work. Apply for the opportunity. Repair what needs repairing. Leave what God has been telling you to leave. There are prayers that require patience, but there are also prayers that require movement.

And while you move, pay attention. God can answer a prayer through a person you were not expecting. He can introduce you to somebody in a conversation that looked ordinary. He can bring an opportunity from a direction you were not considering. He can give you an idea that changes the way you approach what you have been doing for years. So, don't become so focused on what you want that you fail to recognise what God is actually bringing.

I pray that this September will bring you into encounters that change your understanding of this year. May the Lord breathe upon the work of your hands and give you wisdom to recognise what is truly from Him. May you have the courage to walk through the doors He opens and the discernment to walk away from the ones that only look attractive. You will not enter a wrong relationship because you are tired of waiting for the right one. You will not accept a counterfeit opportunity because you are desperate for an answer. You will not make a permanent decision simply because you are uncomfortable with a temporary season.

And if there are things in your life that need restoration, may God show you what must return, what must change and what must finally be released. Because restoration does not always mean getting back exactly what you lost. There are times when God restores a person by giving them something better than what they thought they could not live without. That's why I want you to enter this month differently. Don't carry January's disappointment into September as though it has authority over the remaining months. There is still time. There is still purpose. There is still grace. And there is still a God who can make the last part of a story look nothing like the beginning.

Before today ends, write down three things you believe God wants you to pursue before this year ends. Beside each one, write the practical step you need to take this week, pray over them and then take the first step. Don't wait until everything becomes perfect before you move. When this year finally comes to an end, my prayer is that you will not only remember the things that went wrong. I pray that you will have something to point to and say, "This was the hand of God."

Quote:
NEVER ALLOW THE PART OF THE YEAR THAT DISAPPOINTED YOU TO BECOME THE PROPHET OF HOW THE YEAR WILL END.

Prayer:
Father, I place these remaining months in Your hands. Give me wisdom to recognise what You are doing, courage to act when You open the way and discernment to know what I should leave behind. Restore what should be restored, remove what should be removed and lead me into what You have prepared for me. Let the remaining months of this year carry evidence of Your hand upon my life. In Jesus' mighty name, Amen.

If this MDM has blessed you, please let it reach somebody who needs a fresh reason to believe that their story is not over.

In case of anything, you may connect via email at [email protected]

May September bring you closer to what God has prepared for you, and may the remaining months of this year give you reasons to look back and say, "The Lord remembered me."

Shalom!


01/09/2026

A PROPHETIC WORD FOR YOUR SEPTEMBER

And I will restore to you the years that the locust hath eaten...... Joel 2:25 (KJV)

Today, September 1, 2026.

I want you all to know, there is still time for God to surprise you this year.

So, do not look at the calendar and conclude that it is too late. Do not measure what God can do in your life by what has happened between January and August.

Eight months have passed, but God has not run out of time concerning you.

I declare that these remaining months shall carry encounters that will change your perspective about this year.

May the Lord cause you to encounter people who will become answers to prayers you have almost forgotten.

May He bring you into places where your name has already been mentioned for good.

May opportunities begin to find you instead of you constantly searching for them.

I declare that the next door God opens for you will not require you to beg for acceptance. It will open because grace has gone ahead of you.

Some things did not happen when you wanted them to happen because God was protecting you from what you could not see. Therefore, I declare that what is coming will not merely be something you desired; it will be something that carries God's wisdom for your life.

I speak against every voice that has made you believe that your best days are behind you.

Your best days are not behind you.

Your greatest testimony is not behind you.

Your divine opportunities are not behind you.

There is still something God has written concerning you that you have not yet seen.

I declare that the Lord will breathe upon the works of your hands.

May He give you unusual ideas.

May He give you uncommon favour.

May He give you wisdom to recognise opportunities when they appear.

May He give you courage to step through doors when they open.

And may He deliver you from every relationship, decision and opportunity that looks good but is not part of His purpose for you.

I declare that you will not make a permanent mistake because of a temporary season.

You will not settle because you are tired of waiting.

You will not compromise because you are desperate for an answer.

You will not exchange God's original plan for a counterfeit opportunity.

I declare divine preservation over your journey.

When danger is near, may the Lord hide you.

When the enemy plans, may God frustrate the plan.

When you do not know what to do, may divine wisdom direct your steps.

Your going out is preserved.

Your coming in is preserved.

Your family is preserved.

Your future is preserved.

Untimely death is not your portion. You will fulfil your days.

I declare that something will happen before this year ends that will give you a new language of thanksgiving.

You will tell a story you could not tell at the beginning of this year.

You will hold evidence of what you once only prayed about.

You will look back at September and realise that God was quietly rearranging things in your favour.

Therefore, I speak over you today:

May September locate what belongs to you.

May October establish it.

May November multiply it.

And may December make you look back and say, “The Lord remembered me.”

I declare that you will not end this year with only memories of what went wrong.

You will have evidence of what God did right.

You will have a testimony.

You will have a song.

You will have a reason to give God praise.

And when your testimony comes, may nobody be able to explain it away.

It shall be clear that the hand of the Lord did it.

In the mighty name of Jesus Christ...... Amen

Shalom!

28/08/2026

MY DAILY MEAL (MDM)

Date: 28/08/2026, Friday
Day 240 of 365
Topic: WHEN HOPE REFUSES TO DIE
Text: Romans 4:18 (KJV)
"Who against hope believed in hope, that he might become the father of many nations, according to that which was spoken, So shall thy seed be."

In 1987, a nine year old boy called John O’Leary was playing with fire and gasoline in his family’s garage when an explosion suddenly changed everything. He was burned over 100% of his body and was taken to the hospital in a condition doctors considered almost impossible to survive. His doctors gave him less than a 1% chance of living.

Now imagine being a parent and hearing a doctor tell you that about your child. There was practically nothing about the situation that looked encouraging, but his mother did something that still moves me whenever I read his story. When John asked whether he was going to die, she did not give him a false assurance. She asked him whether he wanted to die. He said he wanted to live, and she told him to take the hand of God, walk with Him and fight.

John survived. He spent months in the hospital, went through numerous surgeries and lost all his fingers through amputation, but that little boy who was expected to die eventually grew into a husband, father, businessman and speaker who now tells his story to people around the world.

Now, I am not telling you this story so that you can hear “less than one percent” and start calculating miracles. That is not faith. Faith is not pretending that a medical report does not exist. Faith is knowing that a medical report is not God.

And this is where Abraham's story becomes so powerful. The Bible says he “against hope believed in hope.” Abraham had every natural reason to consider the promise impossible. His body and Sarah's body were already far beyond the natural circumstances required for what God had promised them. Yet Abraham did not make his circumstances bigger than God's word.

That is the kind of faith I want us to talk about today. Not the faith that refuses to acknowledge reality, but the faith that looks directly at reality and still says, “God is greater than what I am seeing.”

There is somebody reading this who may have received a report that frightened you. Perhaps it concerns your body, your child, your marriage, your finances or something else you cannot solve by yourself. Please, don't let fear become the interpreter of your situation. Get the medical help you need. Listen to wise counsel. Take the necessary steps. Pray seriously. But while you are doing all of that, don't remove God from the equation.

The doctor can tell you what the body is doing. The doctor cannot tell you everything God can do. And let me say this carefully because faith should never become cruelty. If somebody is sick and healing does not happen immediately, we must never stand over that person and tell them they are sick because they don't have enough faith. That is neither love nor sound doctrine.

We pray because God heals. We trust because God is faithful. We seek proper treatment because wisdom matters. And when the answer takes longer than we expected, we continue walking with God without turning our disappointment into an accusation against Him.

Abraham had to wait for what God promised him, and the waiting did not make the promise less true. So, don't bury your hope simply because the situation has become difficult. YOUR CIRCUMSTANCE MAY HAVE BECOME SERIOUS, BUT GOD HAS NOT BECOME SMALL.

There are times when the most spiritual thing you can do is keep believing while you keep doing your part. John O’Leary's story did not remove the need for doctors, nurses, surgeries, rehabilitation and the hard work of recovery. His faith did not make the journey painless. Rather, faith gave him and those around him a reason to keep fighting when the circumstances were telling them to give up.

So, if hope is the only thing you can still hold today, hold it. If all you can say is, “Lord, I still believe You,” say it. If your prayer has become as simple as, “Jesus, help me,” pray it. Don't be ashamed of a small prayer when it is coming from a heart that has refused to give up. Because there are moments when the miracle begins long before the visible change. It begins when a person who has every reason to surrender decides that God will still have the final word.

Quote:
FAITH DOES NOT SAY THE MOUNTAIN IS NOT THERE; FAITH SAYS THE MOUNTAIN IS NOT GREATER THAN THE GOD WHO IS STANDING WITH YOU.

Prayer:
Father, when circumstances become frightening, keep my heart from giving up. Teach me to trust You while I do everything I should do, and let Your mercy speak into every situation where healing, restoration and hope are needed. In Jesus' name. Amen.

If this word has blessed you, let it reach somebody else who may need the same encouragement today. In case of anything, you may connect via email at [email protected]. May the Lord preserve your hope, strengthen your faith and remind you that what looks impossible to man is never beyond His power.

Shalom!


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20/01/2026

My Daily Meal (MDM) by Profola Israel

Date: 20/01/2026
Topic: WHEN GOD TAKES RESPONSIBILITY
Text: Psalm 127:1 — Unless the Lord builds the house, they labour in vain who build it.

There is a difference between working hard and carrying what God never asked you to carry. Many people are tired not because they are lazy, but because they have been doing God’s work without God’s help. When God takes responsibility for a life, strain gives way to structure and confusion gives way to order. Things begin to work—not because pressure increased, but because God stepped in and took over what human strength could not sustain.

When God takes responsibility, failure loses its permission to repeat itself. Cycles don’t break loudly; they break quietly. Doors align without force. Help rises from places you never negotiated. This is the realm where labour is honoured but no longer depended on. Grace finishes what strength could not complete. God does not only bless outcomes, He governs processes. He corrects timing, redirects paths, and removes resistance that effort never had access to.

This is also where peace returns to the mind. Anxiety fades because control has shifted. Destiny no longer needs self-defence because heaven has taken over the responsibility. Today is not about speed, it is about alignment. When God builds, nothing collapses under pressure. When God guards, nothing slips in unnoticed. What He establishes lasts. What He supports stands. This is the security of a life God has decided to take responsibility for.

Quote: The moment God takes responsibility, effort rests and progress continues.

Prayer:
Father, today I release control to You. Take responsibility for my life, my work, and my journey. Build what I cannot build and establish what must last, in Jesus’ Mighty Name. Amen.

Good morning. Do have a purposeful and victorious Tuesday.

13/01/2026

My Daily Meal (MDM) by Profola Israel

Date: 13/01/2026
Topic: PLANTED IN GOSHEN
Text: Exodus 8:22 - I will set apart the land of Goshen… that you may know that I am the Lord in the midst of the earth.

Goshen is not a location, it is a divine condition. It is God’s system of distinction in the midst of chaos. When Scripture speaks of Goshen, it reveals a realm where covenant overrides circumstance and divine exemption silances global trouble. While Egypt experienced darkness, famine, and plagues, Goshen operated under a different government. This teaches us that proximity to trouble does not equal participation in it. God knows how to preserve His own without removing them from the world.

Being planted in Goshen means your labor is protected, your household is secured, and your increase is sustained. It is the place where effort meets ease and struggle bows to favor. In Goshen, what drains others strengthens you. What diminishes others multiplies for you. It is not because of merit, but because of mercy and divine positioning. Goshen is proof that God can separate outcomes without separating locations.

This year is not governed by the economy of Egypt but by the covenant of Goshen. Your work will yield fatness, your steps will attract favor, and your days will be preserved from famine and fear. What threatens others will pass over you. What resists others will respond to you. Your life will testify that God knows how to hide His own in plain sight and prosper them openly.

Quote: Where God plants you, no crisis can uproot you.

Prayer:
Father, I thank You for planting me in Your Goshen. I decree and declare that my work, my household, and my future are preserved by Your covenant. Let my labor yield abundance, let my days be exempt from loss, and let my life reflect divine distinction, in Jesus’ Mighty Name. Amen.

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