FRESH MANNA

  Matthew 10:6-14 ICB But go to the people of Israel. They are like sheep that are lost. [7] When you go, preach this: 'The kingdom of heaven is coming soon.' [8] Heal the sick. Give dead people life again. Heal those who have harmful skin diseases. Force demons to leave people. I give you these powers freely. So help other people freely. [9] Don't carry any money with you-gold or silver or copper. [10] Don't carry a bag. Take for your trip only the clothes and sandals you are wearing. Don't take a walking stick. A worker should be given the things he needs. [11] "When you enter a city or town, find some worthy person there and stay in his home until you leave. [12] When you enter that home, say, 'Peace be with you.' [13] If the people there welcome you, let your peace stay there. But if they don't welcome you, take back the peace you wished for them. [14] And if a home or town refuses to welcome you or listen to you, then leave that place. Shake ...

  Matthew 10:6-14 “6 but make una go meet Israel pipol, wey bi God sheep, wey lost. 7 As una dey go, make una prish di message sey, ‘God Kingdom don near!’ 8 Make una heal pipol wey nor well, wake pipol wey don die; cure lepers and drive demons komot from pipol body. Na free God give una dis pawa, so make una gi-am free to oda pipol too. 9 Make una nor karry any money follow body, 10 or karry bag or estra dress, sandal or walkin stik, bikos di pipol wey una go meet, go give una evritin wey una wont. 11 “Wen una enter any town or village, make una look for pesin wey ready to receive una for en house, make una stay with am until una komot from dat town. 12 Any house wey una enter, make una greet di pipol wey dey inside. 13 And if di pipol inside di house welkom una, make una peace stay with dem, but if dem nor welkom una, una peace go kom back to una. 14 If di pipol nor welkom or listin to una message, make una shake dia san komot from una leg as una dey leave dat house or town. ...

  Matthew 10:6-14 NET Go instead to the lost sheep of the house of Israel. [7] As you go, preach this message: 'The kingdom of heaven is near!' [8] Heal the sick, raise the dead, cleanse lepers, cast out demons. Freely you received, freely give. [9] Do not take gold, silver, or copper in your belts, [10] no bag for the journey, or an extra tunic, or sandals or staff, for the worker deserves his provisions. [11] Whenever you enter a town or village, find out who is worthy there and stay with them until you leave. [12] As you enter the house, greet those within it. [13] And if the house is worthy, let your peace come on it, but if it is not worthy, let your peace return to you. [14] And if anyone will not welcome you or listen to your message, shake the dust off your feet as you leave that house or that town.   To pass something on simply means to give to or do for another something that is no longer of use to you, or something given or done for us and something we are sup...

  Psalm 30:5 ICB His anger lasts only a moment. But his kindness lasts for a lifetime. Crying may last for a night. But joy comes in the morning.   A turn around is one of the special ways God shows His love. It is the moment when a sad story begins to change, when things start getting better, and when something that looked bad becomes something God uses for good. All through the Bible, God shows that He can step into any situation—no matter how hard—and change the ending. A turn around is not luck or chance; it is God helping His children because He cares. It reminds us that no life is too broken and no problem is too big for God to fix. God loves to surprise His people with sudden miracles that only He can do. A turn around starts when God pays attention to someone’s situation. When the Bible says God “remembered” Hannah, Noah, or the people of Israel, it means God decided to act. When God remembers you, things begin to change. He steps into your life with kindness a...

  Psalm 30:5 “Bikos en vexnashon nor dey tey, but en favor dey last forever! Even doh I kry for nite, I know sey joy go kom for morning.   Turn around na one of the finest signature wey God dey show. Na that moment wey the story change, the tide turn, and wetin enemy plan for evil turn to platform of glory. Bible dey always show God as the One wey dey enter impossible matter and rewrite the ending. Turn around no be luck, coincidence, or human strategy; na the deliberate intervention of the covenant ‑ keeping God wey dey happy to lift Him people. E dey remind us say no story too spoil for God hand, no situation too late for repair, and no person don lost reach for God to transform. God dey specialize for sudden reversals—those moments wey Him power go break enter human limitation and change the outcome completely. Every divine turn around dey start when God put Him attention for person matter. When Bible say God “remember” somebody, e no mean say He forget; e mean say He...

  Psalm 30:5 NET For his anger lasts only a brief moment, and his good favor restores one's life. One may experience sorrow during the night, but joy arrives in the morning.   A turn around is one of the most beautiful signatures of God. It is the moment when the narrative shifts, when the tide changes, when what was meant for evil becomes the very platform for glory. Scripture consistently reveals God as the One who steps into impossible situations and rewrites the ending. A turn around is never luck, coincidence, or human strategy; it is the deliberate intervention of a covenant ‑ keeping God who delights in lifting His people. It is the gentle but undeniable reminder that no story is too damaged, no situation too late, and no person too forgotten for Him to transform. God specializes in sudden reversals—moments where His power breaks into human limitation and alters the outcome completely. Every divine turn around begins with God’s attention. When Scripture says God...

  Romans 8:36-39 LSB Just as it is written, “FOR YOUR SAKE WE ARE BEING PUT TO DEATH ALL DAY LONG; WE WERE COUNTED AS SHEEP FOR the SLAUGHTER.” [37] But in all these things we overwhelmingly conquer through Him who loved us. [38] For I am convinced that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor rulers, nor things present, nor things to come, nor powers, [39] nor height, nor depth, nor any other created thing, will be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.   A conqueror is someone who wins a battle and stands in victory after conflict. But Romans 8 does not call us conquerors—it calls us “more than conquerors” through Christ. This means our victory is not partial or fragile. It is complete, overwhelming, and secure because it is rooted in the finished work of Jesus, not in human strength. Many believers still see themselves as defeated or delayed because of past wounds or present battles. But God’s Word declares a greater truth: in C...

  Romans 8:36-39 ICB As it is written in the Scriptures: "For you we are in danger of death all the time. People think we are worth no more than sheep to be killed." Psalm 44:22 [37] But in all these things we have full victory through God who showed his love for us. [38-39] Yes, I am sure that nothing can separate us from the love God has for us. Not death, not life, not angels, not ruling spirits, nothing now, nothing in the future, no powers, nothing above us, nothing below us, or anything else in the whole world will ever be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord.   To be a conqueror means to win a battle and come out strong. But the Bible says we are more than conquerors through Jesus. This means our victory is bigger and stronger than anything we face because Jesus already won the greatest battle for us. Sometimes we feel sad, afraid, or weak because of things happening around us. But God wants us to remember that our identity ...