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The Kingdom of God First for All Nations – Fresh Dew is a podcast dedicated to unveiling the truth, power, and relevance of God's Kingdom in our daily lives. Each...
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The Kingdom of God First for All Nations – Fresh Dew is a podcast dedicated to unveiling the truth, power, and relevance of God's Kingdom in our daily lives. Each episode delivers fresh, spirit-filled messages that inspire, transform, and deepen your walk with Christ. Whether you seek divine wisdom, faith-building teachings, or practical insights on living a Kingdom-centered life, this podcast is your source for spiritual refreshment. Tune in and experience the Fresh Dew of God's word, renewing your soul and igniting your purpose.
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10 DEC 2025 · Scripture: “And they shall call His name Immanuel,” which means, “God with us.” — Matthew 1:23
Devotional Message:
The greatest gift God ever gave humanity is not a thing but a Person—Emmanuel, God with us. In Jesus, God stepped out of eternity and entered our world, not as a distant observer, but as One who walks beside us, feels with us, and fights for us. Emmanuel means you are never alone—never in the battle by yourself, never in the storm without a Savior, never in the valley without a Shepherd.
God’s presence is not seasonal; it is constant. He is not only with you in moments of joy, but also in moments of confusion, weakness, and fear. Emmanuel is the God who sits with you when your heart is heavy, strengthens you when your hope is fading, and lights the way when your path grows dark.
Because Emmanuel is with you, you can face tomorrow with confidence. His presence brings peace, His nearness brings strength, and His love brings assurance that everything will work together for your good. The gift of Emmanuel is the gift of divine companionship—forever.
Today, Ask Yourself:
Have I been living with the awareness that God is truly with me in every situation?
Prayer:
Lord Jesus, thank You for being Emmanuel—God with me. Help me walk daily in the awareness of Your presence. Let Your peace, strength, and love surround me in every season. Amen.
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9 DEC 2025 · Devotional Message:
Scripture:
“Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God.” – Philippians 4:6
Thanksgiving is not just a response to what God has done—it is an expression of faith in what He will do. When you thank God in advance, you declare that He is trustworthy, faithful, and already at work behind the scenes. This kind of gratitude shifts your focus from the problem to the God who solves it.
Jesus modeled this when He stood before Lazarus’ tomb. Before the miracle happened, He prayed, “Father, I thank You that You have heard Me.” His thanksgiving preceded the resurrection. It was a declaration that God was already moving, even when nothing seemed to be happening.
When you give thanks in advance, fear loses its grip, anxiety melts away, and hope rises. You begin to see your situation not through your eyes, but through the eyes of faith. Gratitude becomes your weapon, your posture, your confidence in God’s unchanging goodness.
Whatever you’re waiting for—healing, favour, provision, direction—start thanking God now. Your thanksgiving is a seed of expectation, and God responds to expectant faith.
Today, Ask Yourself:
Am I waiting to see the miracle before I give thanks, or will I choose to thank God while the miracle is still on its way?
Prayer:
Father, I thank You for what You have done, what You are doing, and what You are about to do. Strengthen my faith to trust You fully and to give thanks even before the answer appears. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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8 DEC 2025 · Scripture: “The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want.” – Psalm 23:1
Devotional Message:
Divine abundance is not measured by the size of your bank account but by the presence of God in your life. When the Lord is your Shepherd, lack loses its power. You may not have everything you want, but you will never be without what God knows you need. His abundance flows from His character—He is Jehovah Jireh, the God who provides.
Living in divine abundance means resting in God’s sufficiency instead of striving in your strength. It means trusting that your source is not your job, your skill, or your connections—your source is God Himself. His abundance brings peace in uncertainty, supply in scarcity, and provision before you even ask.
As you walk with Him, abundance becomes your atmosphere. You begin to see opportunities instead of obstacles. You develop gratitude instead of anxiety. And you operate from overflow rather than emptiness.
God’s abundance is not just to bless you—it is to position you to bless others. When He fills your cup, it is so it can run over into the lives of those around you.
Today, Ask Yourself:
Am I living with a mindset of scarcity or trusting God’s abundant provision for every part of my life?
Prayer:
Father, thank You for being my Shepherd and my Source. Help me to live daily in the abundance of Your presence, Your peace, and Your provision. Teach me to trust You completely and to walk in the overflow You have prepared for me. Amen.
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7 DEC 2025 · Scripture:
“I will bless you… and you shall be a blessing.” – Genesis 12:2 (NKJV)
Devotional Message:
God’s blessings are never meant to stop with us—they are meant to flow through us. When God blessed Abraham, He didn’t just promise abundance; He gave him a mission. The blessing was not only a gift, but an assignment. In the same way, every blessing you carry—your resources, influence, skills, opportunities, and even your testimony—is part of God's strategic plan to bless others through you.
Being blessed doesn’t always mean having excess; it means having something God can use. A smile, a prayer, a word of encouragement, a small act of generosity—these are seeds that produce impact far beyond what you can see.
When you choose to be a blessing, you reflect God’s heart. His nature is to give, uplift, and strengthen—and He invites you to partner with Him. The more you give, the more God entrusts to you, because He knows it will flow outward.
Today, ask yourself:
Am I holding onto what God meant for me to share, or am I allowing His blessings to flow through me?
Prayer:
Father, thank You for the blessings You’ve placed in my life. Help me to see opportunities to bless others and to reflect Your heart of generosity wherever I go. Make me a vessel You can trust. Amen.
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6 DEC 2025 · Scripture:
“Then he said to his disciples, ‘The harvest truly is plentiful, but the labourers are few.’” – Matthew 9:37
Devotional Message:
When Jesus looked at the crowds, He didn’t just see people; He saw souls in need of hope, healing, and salvation. He saw a great harvest—multitudes ready to receive God’s love. The same is true today. All around us are opportunities to shine God’s light, speak His truth, and bring His love to broken hearts.
The problem has never been the size of the harvest; it has always been the willingness of labourers. God is constantly at work, drawing hearts, opening doors, and preparing lives. He simply invites us to join Him in the field—to pray, serve, encourage, witness, and love intentionally.
You may feel unqualified or small, but God doesn’t call labourers based on perfection. He calls those who are willing. One conversation, one prayer, one act of kindness can shift someone’s eternity. The harvest is vast, but heaven moves when just one person says, “Here am I, Lord—use me.”
God has a place for you in His work. Your voice matters. Your hands matter. Your obedience matters. Step into the field with faith, knowing the Lord of the harvest goes with you.
Today, Ask Yourself:
Am I available for God to use me today to reach someone who needs His love?
Prayer:
Lord, open my eyes to the harvest around me. Give me compassion, boldness, and willingness to be used by You. Make me a faithful laborer in Your kingdom. Amen.
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5 DEC 2025 · Scripture:
“Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good; His love endures forever.” – Psalm 136:1
Devotional Message:
Worship is more than songs we sing—it is the posture of a heart that recognizes God’s goodness in every circumstance. Gratitude is one of the purest forms of worship because it shifts our focus from what is missing to the One who never fails.
When you thank God, you acknowledge His hand in your life, His mercy over your past, His presence in your present, and His power over your future. Gratitude turns ordinary moments into holy moments. It opens the door for joy, peace, and renewed strength. Even in seasons of uncertainty, choosing to say, “Lord, I thank You,” becomes an act of faith that honors God and draws you closer to Him.
Worship through gratitude also realigns your spirit. It silences murmuring, breaks the weight of worry, and unshackles the heart from fear. A grateful heart attracts God’s presence because He inhabits the praises of His people. When you lift thanksgiving, you invite heaven to dwell with you.
Let your worship today be rooted in gratitude—thanking God not only for what He has done, but for who He is.
Today, Ask Yourself:
Am I worshipping God from a place of gratitude, or have I allowed complaints to overshadow my praise?
Prayer:
Father, fill my heart with true gratitude. Teach me to worship You in every season and to thank You with sincerity and joy. Let my life be a continual offering of praise to Your name. Amen.
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4 DEC 2025 · Scripture:
“Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.” – 1 Thessalonians 5:18
Devotional Message:
Gratitude is not just a reaction to good moments—it is a posture of the heart in every season of life. God calls us to give thanks in all circumstances, not for all circumstances. This means that even when life feels heavy, uncertain, or painful, we can still find reasons to express gratitude because God remains good, faithful, and present.
In the joyful seasons, gratitude keeps us humble and mindful of God as the source of our blessings. In difficult seasons, gratitude becomes a weapon—shifting our focus from what is missing to what God is doing behind the scenes. Thanking God in hard times is not denial; it is declaration. It says, “Lord, I trust You even when I don’t understand.”
Every season carries a purpose. Every phase of your journey is overseen by a God who never changes. Gratitude anchors your soul, strengthens your faith, and opens your eyes to the hidden blessings woven into every moment.
Today, Ask Yourself:
Am I choosing gratitude only when life feels good, or am I learning to thank God even in the seasons that stretch me?
Prayer:
Lord, teach me to be grateful in every season. Help me see Your hand at work even when life feels unclear. Fill my heart with thanksgiving that strengthens my faith and lifts my spirit. Amen.
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3 DEC 2025 · Devotional Message:
Scripture: “Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all His benefits.” – Psalm 103:2
A forgetting heart is a wandering heart, but a remembering heart is a grateful one. David understood this deeply when he commanded his soul to remember. He knew that life’s pressures, disappointments, and routines could make him overlook God’s goodness. So he intentionally paused to recall God’s mercy, provision, protection, and unfailing love.
A heart that remembers stays anchored. It refuses to let present challenges overshadow past faithfulness. It stands firm because it knows: If God did it before, He can do it again. Remembrance fuels trust, revives worship, and restores peace.
When you choose to remember, gratitude rises, fear weakens, and faith is strengthened. Your perspective shifts from what is missing to what God has done—and that changes everything.
Today: Take a moment to reflect on the victories, big or small, that God has given you.
Ask Yourself: Do I intentionally remind my soul of God’s faithfulness, or do I let circumstances dictate my perspective?
Prayer:
Lord, give me a heart that remembers Your goodness daily. Help me never to forget Your faithfulness, and let remembrance produce gratitude, trust, and deeper worship. Amen.
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2 DEC 2025 · Devotional Message:
Scripture:
“Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.” – 1 Thessalonians 5:18
A heart that overflows with thanksgiving is a heart that attracts God’s presence. Gratitude is more than a polite response to blessings—it is a spiritual posture, a lifestyle, and a powerful weapon. When you choose to give thanks, even in circumstances that don’t make sense, you shift your focus from the problem to the God who reigns above every situation.
Thanksgiving aligns your heart with God’s will. It reminds you that God is working in ways you may not yet see. It keeps your spirit sensitive, your faith alive, and your joy full. Even in seasons of waiting, thanksgiving keeps you anchored. It transforms heaviness into praise and ushers you into deeper fellowship with God.
When your heart overflows with gratitude, you stop counting what is missing and start celebrating what God has already done. And as gratitude flows, God releases greater peace, clarity, and strength into your life.
Today:
Pause and count three blessings God has given you—big or small—and thank Him sincerely for each one.
Ask Yourself:
Am I cultivating a lifestyle of thanksgiving or only giving thanks when things go well?
Prayer:
Father, fill my heart with overflowing gratitude. Teach me to give thanks in every situation. Help me see Your hand in all things and respond with praise. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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1 DEC 2025 · Scripture:
“Let the peoples praise You, O God; let all the peoples praise You. Then the earth shall yield her increase.” – Psalm 67:5–6
Devotional Message:
Praise is more than a song—it is a spiritual key. In Psalm 67, God reveals a powerful mystery: when praise goes up, increase follows. Praise prepares the atmosphere, shifts the heart, and opens the door for God to move in new and unexpected ways.
When you praise God in the midst of challenges, you are declaring that He is bigger than the problem and greater than the delay. Praise lifts your eyes from what is missing to the One who supplies all needs. It breaks heaviness, defeats discouragement, and silences the enemy’s lies.
Many breakthroughs are not held back by warfare—they are held back by silence. When praise rises, walls collapse, chains fall, and new levels open. Paul and Silas praised their way out of a prison. Jehoshaphat praised his way into victory. David praised his way into kingship.
Your next level is not locked; it is waiting for a sound—your sound.
As you choose praise today, expect God to open new doors, release new grace, and bring supernatural increase into every area of your life.
Today, Ask Yourself:
Is my praise strong enough to lift me into the next level God has prepared for me?
Prayer:
Father, thank You for the power of praise. Help me to praise You in every season—high or low. As I lift my voice, let new levels of blessing, favor, and breakthrough open unto me. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
The Kingdom of God First for All Nations – Fresh Dew is a podcast dedicated to unveiling the truth, power, and relevance of God's Kingdom in our daily lives. Each...
show more
The Kingdom of God First for All Nations – Fresh Dew is a podcast dedicated to unveiling the truth, power, and relevance of God's Kingdom in our daily lives. Each episode delivers fresh, spirit-filled messages that inspire, transform, and deepen your walk with Christ. Whether you seek divine wisdom, faith-building teachings, or practical insights on living a Kingdom-centered life, this podcast is your source for spiritual refreshment. Tune in and experience the Fresh Dew of God's word, renewing your soul and igniting your purpose.
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| Author | Tewe Kolade Felix |
| Organization | Tewe Kolade Felix |
| Categories | Religion |
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