MAY PROPHETIC FOCUS:
“The Wonders of Grace” (2Cor 9:8)
Wednesday, 20th May 2026
By Pst Israel Olorunfemi
ANCHOR SCRIPTURE:
“And he said unto me, My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me” (2Cor 12:9)
PERSONAL PRAYER:
“Father, as I read today’s Morning Tea Devotional, let your Word penetrate my heart and strengthen my walk with you, in Jesus name – Amen.“
Can God use imperfect people for His purpose on earth? The answer is Yes. Many people assume that God only uses those who are strong, flawless, or exceptionally gifted. As a result, they see themselves as inadequate and unworthy of being used by Him. However, throughout the Scriptures, we see that God does not look for perfect people; He empowers ordinary and imperfect people with His grace.
Take Moses for example. He had speech impediment, yet God used him to bring the children of Israel out of Egypt. Gideon considered himself insignificant because he came from the weakest family in the least tribe, yet God used him to deliver Israel. Peter denied Jesus three times as mentioned yesterday, yet he became one of the boldest apostles of the early Church.
These examples remind us that God does not choose people because they have no weaknesses or flaws. Rather, He calls people and equips them with the grace needed to fulfill their assignment.
God specializes in using weak and ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary purposes. This way, the glory goes to Him alone and not to man.
Beloved, do not disqualify yourself because of your past mistakes, weaknesses, or limitations. If you surrender your life completely to God, He will use you mightily for His glory.
PROPHETIC PRAYER:
I see the grace of God overshadowing your weaknesses and limitations, in Jesus name.
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DAILY DECLARATION:
“This year 2026, strange doors are opening for me, bringing me into my next-level breakthrough and establishing me to reign as a king, in Jesus name – Amen.“
FOOD FOR THOUGHT:
“God doesn’t look for perfect people; He empowers ordinary and imperfect people with His grace.”
1 YEAR BIBLE READING PLAN:
May 20 (John 6:22-44; 1Chro 6-9)
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