Evil Presents Itself
Good morning
Scripture reading: Romans 7:5-25
Worship song: God, You're So Good
Meditation:
Within each of us lies the tendency to do evil and the potential for good. However, the outcome depends on whether we choose to do evil or good. If we shun the appearance of evil, it will not dwell in our presence; however, if we meddle in or allow evil to reside within us, it will control and corrupt us. Evil flourishes when ignored, poisoning the heart and killing the conscience. Apostle Paul testified of his struggles with the desire of the flesh. The flesh is corrupted, leading him to sin against his will. He is enslaved by the sinful nature within him.
When he tries to do good, evil
presents itself. He emphasizes that there is a struggle between the desire to
do good and the pull of sin, a struggle that continues until the believer is
fully redeemed. Evil is a tumor, once you ignore it and let it take root,
it will destroy your conscience and turn your heart into stone. Paul concluded
by expressing gratitude for God's grace and freedom from sin. Let us not
conform to the things of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of our
minds so we can resist evil and grasp what is good. Keep your heart, hands, and
mind clean and pure. Let not evil have dominion over you. Choose good, renounce
evil, and let the peace of God dwell in you richly.
Let’s pray.
Sovereign God, we wholeheartedly express sincere gratitude
for sending your son to conquer the dominion of sin and for the gift of
salvation and redemption. We seek your divine power to protect our physical,
mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being from evil influences. Deliver us
from any thoughts or desires that seek to conquer our souls, minds, and hearts.
In the mighty name of Jesus Christ, we declare every conspiracy, subversion,
evil demonic assignment, foreseen and unseen opposing our spiritual journey
powerless. Lord, consume us with holy fire and let your radiant Shekinah glory
rest upon us and guide us every moment of our lives through Jesus Christ our
Lord and Savior. Amen.
Have a peaceful day. ✌💕🙏
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