PIDGIN BIBLICAL MEDITATION!

Philippians 4:8 “ Finally, my brodas and sistas, tins wey bi true; wey get respet; wey fine; wey pipol dey tok good about; wey good well-well; wey rish to praiz, na dis kind tins una suppose to dey tink about.”

 

Meditation mean different things to different people. Some people dey see am as eastern religion, yoga, or just relaxation, but Bible give us different meaning for meditation. 

Meditation na to dey think deeply about something, to dey turn am again and again for your mind with serious focus and understanding. 

Bible first encourage us for Joshua 1:8 make we meditate on God Word — make we focus well well on am with expectation say God go give us deeper revelation as we dey think am through. 

We no suppose read Bible once come move on. We suppose meditate on am. That one mean repetition, consistency, and focus. 

Why? Because reading just introduce truth, but meditation na wetin dey plant am inside you. 

Habit dey form through repeated action, and na so belief too dey form, just like Proverbs 23:7 talk am. 

Psalm 1:2 tell us say make we delight for the law of the Lord and meditate on am day and night — always. 

To meditate on the Word of God mean say you go concentrate on one scripture, dey think am well well so you fit get understanding, answer, or revelation wey go help your faith journey. As believers, everything we dey face for life suppose carry desire to please God. 

Other kinds of meditation fit help person change small habits or lifestyle, but meditation on God Word dey change person completely — spiritually and even physically — and e dey help us grow into maturity. 

When we meditate on correct things according to Philippians 4:9, e dey help us live kingdom-minded life and practise wetin we learn. 

Biblical meditation also mean say we dey remember wetin God don do for our life and dey think on His promises. 

When David weak for Psalm 143:4-5, e no give up. Instead, e remember wetin God don do before by meditating on His goodness. From there, e get strength and courage to continue. 

When soul don tire, e suppose push us make we thirst for God — because na only Him fit refresh and give new strength. 

Na deep meditation on God’s Word dey help us achieve wetin Psalm 119:11 talk — to keep (or treasure) God’s Word inside our heart so we no go sin against Him. CSB translation use the word “treasure,” and na true — through meditation, God’s Word become treasure inside us. 

As we treasure God’s Word, we begin love His ways, instructions, and principles. And according to James 1:22, we no go just be hearers, but doers of the Word. 

Meditation na very important part of Christian life. One writer talk say, “Bible no be only to inform you, but to transform you.” 

As we dey meditate, we begin understand God better and appreciate Him wonders, like Psalm 119:27 talk. 

Meditation make us think deeply on scriptures, ask God important questions, and practise wetin we learn — and that one dey build our faith and lead us to praise God. 

You no need any guru or expert for biblical meditation. Bible full of stories and pictures wey you fit think on. Plenty things dey to meditate on, as our text encourage us. 

Through meditation, we dey fill our heart, then our mouth go begin speak Godly confessions, declarations, and prayers. This one go begin change our character and attitude, and people around us go see the difference. 

We must meditate on correct, scriptural, and character-building things — not negative or evil things. Psalm 19:14 talk am clearly — make both the words of our mouth and the meditation of our heart always please God. 

REFLECTION QUESTIONS 

Which particular scripture I dey currently meditate on, and how e dey shape my thoughts and beliefs as I dey think on am again and again? 

How remembering wetin God don do before take give me strength during hard times, just like David take gain strength through meditation? 

The things wey I dey think for my heart and the words wey I dey speak — dem dey align with wetin go please God? 

PRAYER: Father, Lord, help me make I study and meditate on Your Word day and night so that I go know You more, in Jesus’ name. Amen. 

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