PIDGIN COME OUT FROM AMONG THEM — BE YE SEPARATE!

2 Corinthians 6:17 Christ still sey, “Make una kom out and separate unasef from dem,” and “Make una nor tosh anytin wey nor dey klean, den I go welkom una

 

For believer life, e get moments wey God go call for holy separation. No be separation of pride, feeling better than others, or going into hiding, but separation wey come from identity, purpose, and covenant. Paul tell us make we come out from among dem and separate from anything wey fit weaken our faith. This one no be suggestion. Na divine invitation to deeper intimacy, clarity, and consecration. To “come out” mean to comot body from environments, influences, patterns, and partnerships wey dey reduce our spiritual strength or dey spoil our waka with God. No be only about leaving people; na to leave systems, mindsets, and cycles wey no match our calling. Any time God call person to separate, na because Him wan reveal Himself deeper. Every time God talk, “Come out,” Him dey also talk, “Come closer.” 

Bible show say separation get strong foundation from beginning reach end. 

Abraham na example of person wey God call out to set apart for Genesis 12:1. God tell am make e leave him country, him people, and him papa house go land wey God go show am. Abraham destiny no really start until him separation start. E need leave familiar pattern so that e go enter divine purpose. Him separation no be punishment — na positioning. God no fit make am father of nations while him still tie to culture wey dey worship idols. 

Israel: holy nation, no be mixed nation. For Old Testament, God dey always warn Israel make dem no mix with nations around dem, see Leviticus 20:26 and Deuteronomy 7:3–6. No be about tribe or colour; na about holiness. Israel suppose reflect God character, no be copy culture values. Any time dem blend, dem dey drift. Any time dem separate, dem dey flourish. Even today, we dey see nations and people wey mix their faith with other religion and culture till identity begin fade. 

Daniel dey Babylon but him no be Babylon person. Daniel live inside pagan nation, serve pagan kings, and work for pagan system — but him still remain different. Daniel 1:8 talk say, “But Daniel decide for him heart say him no go defile himself.” Him separation start inside before e show outside. E no run commot from society; e just refuse to compromise. Because of that stand, God elevate am. If we look well today, we go see say this present “Babylon” of world system get strong attraction, and true Daniels wey no bow don scarce. 

Jesus — Friend of sinners, but separate for lifestyle. Jesus chop with sinners, love dem, heal dem, welcome dem — but Him no carry their values or join their sin. Hebrews 7:26 describe am as “holy, harmless, undefiled, separate from sinners.” Him separation no be distance — na difference. 

Early church for Acts 2–4 show same pattern. Dem live for same cities like other people, but their lifestyle, generosity, unity, and devotion set dem apart. Their separation make dem powerful witnesses. Their difference draw souls come Christ. 

So, wetin e mean to be separate today? Separation no mean say you go cut off everybody wey no agree with you. E mean: 

- Guard your heart from influences wey dey weaken your convictions. 

- Choose holiness instead of convenience. 

- Refuse partnerships wey dey pull you away from God. 

- Walk in obedience even when e cost you. 

- Set boundaries wey go protect your spiritual health. 

- Live by kingdom values inside culture wey dey celebrate compromise. 

Separation no be isolation; na consecration. 

No be withdrawal; na alignment. 

No be superiority; na identity. 

God dey call you to be separate because you belong to Him. 

Why God dey call us out? 

- To protect our purity (Psalm 1:1–3). 

- To preserve our destiny (Jeremiah 1:5). 

- To sharpen our spiritual sense (Romans 12:2). 

- To prepare us for greater assignment (2 Timothy 2:21). 

- To reveal Him glory through us (Matthew 5:14–16). 

For Scripture, every separation lead to elevation. Every consecration lead to revelation. Every distinction lead to demonstration. 

And promise wey follow separation be say God talk, “I will receive you.” 

Separation dey lead to acceptance, embrace, and deeper fellowship with God. When you commot from wetin dey drain you, you dey step into wetin dey sustain you. 

REFLECTION QUESTIONS 

·       Which relationships, habits, or environments God dey gently ask you to commot from for this season? 

·       Where you don dey blend in, but God dey call you to stand out? 

·       Wetin obedience to God call for separation go look like practically this week? 

PRAYER: Father, give me courage to come out from anything wey dey hinder my walk with You. Separate my heart from compromise and align me with Your will. Make me holy, set apart, and fully Yours. Amen. 

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