Spirit Meat Daily Devotional For December 28, 2024 : Topic - Divine Joining Through The Communion Table

Spirit Meat Daily Devotional For December 28, 2024 : Topic - Divine Joining Through The Communion Table

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SPIRIT MEAT DAILY DEVOTIONAL BY REV OLUSOLA AND REV OYENIKE AREOGUN

Saturday, 28th December 2024

TOPIC: DIVINE JOINING THROUGH THE COMMUNION TABLE

Acts 2:46-47; I Corinthians 10:16

Another powerful act that connects us to divine flows is communion—the bread and the wine. This sacred practice serves as a channel through which God’s grace can manifest in our lives. The communion table stands as a fortress, keeping the devil, death, problems, and sickness at bay for the believer. I firmly believe that every married man should grow spiritually to the point where he can meaningfully and reverently break bread with his family.

As a young Christian, the concept of breaking bread intrigued me. I didn’t grasp the doctrinal significance or the deeper revelation until a friend enlightened me. He regularly broke bread over various challenges, and I observed that any problem he addressed through this practice found resolution. It became a cornerstone of his spiritual life.

Inspired by his example, I adopted the practice of breaking bread with my wife, especially when we face difficult situations. Engaging in this sacred act together can introduce a new level of divine power and life into our home. You should also teach your children about Holy Communion, guiding them into that covenant relationship with God.

When we partake of communion correctly, we can expect three powerful outcomes: spiritual potency, health, and longevity. Embrace this act not merely as a ritual, but as a profound connection to God’s promises and blessings in your life.

PRAYER: Every illegal covenant is shut down in my life. I open the door of my life to the flow of the covenant of the blood and body of Jesus Christ. Amen!

BIBLE IN ONE YEAR: Zechariah 12:1-13:9, Revelation 19:1-21, Psalm 147:1-20, Proverbs 31:1-7