THE LABOURS OF THE FOOLISH

JUICY JULY 2025: ABBA FATHER

DAY 10: THE LABOURS OF THE FOOLISH

TEXT: ECCLESIASTES 10:15; PROVERBS 4:7

BIBLE STUDY: JOHN 10

 

Sis, as we come into Day 10 of Juicy July 2025, there is something critical we must settle in our hearts before anything else. Can you agree with me today that you are foolish? I am not trying to insult you, no. I am just confessing what I know about myself, and inviting you to join me in this sincere posture before God. I can boldly declare that I am foolish. I know absolutely nothing. I don’t know what tomorrow holds, and to be honest, I don’t even fully understand yesterday. I don’t know the depths of my own life, much less the depths of my children’s lives, or my husband’s, or the mystery of my own nature and makeup. I am shortsighted. I am weak. I am constantly leaning, always needing help.

Can we just pause and agree on that? Can we come to that point where we drop all our assumed intelligence, our accolades, our titles, our achievements, our plans, our degrees, and simply say, “I am foolish”? Because the truth is, until we get to that point, the wisdom of God will remain hidden from us. God is not impressed by our certificates or our capacity. He is not intimidated by our eloquence. In fact, He waits for us to admit how little we know, how blind we are, how utterly foolish we are without Him. That’s when wisdom begins. That’s where it flows. That’s when He pours it out. The Bible says, “If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask.” But who will ask unless they know they lack?

This is the posture of Day 10. The posture of surrender. The posture of the poor in spirit. The posture of those who know they can’t help themselves. This is the posture that attracts the entire Kingdom of God. The Bible says, 

“If any man among you seemeth to be wise in this world, let him become a fool, that he may be wise” (1 Corinthians 3:18). 

Until we come to the end of ourselves, until we arrive at the place of sincere recognition that we know nothing, we will never access the true wisdom of God. As long as we still think we have sense, we will miss out on what Heaven is trying to whisper.

When we become small, when we decrease, Heaven increases in us. Wisdom enters. Direction flows. Scrolls begin to open. Light begins to shine on our path. And this is what today is about. Let’s stay here. Let’s own our foolishness so that we can truly gain the wisdom that is from above. May God give us understanding in Jesus’ Name. Amen.

 

LET’S TAKE THIS MOMENT TO REFLECT: 

Listen to this song below and just reflect on the lyrics:

 

WE CHOOSE THE FEAR OF THE LORD- Maranatha Singers

AUDIO:

We choose the fear of the Lord
we choose the fear of the Lord
For the fear of the Lord is to hate all evil
we choose the fear of the Lord
we choose the fear of the Lord

we choose the way of the Lord
we choose the way of the Lord
we choose the way of the Lord
For the way of the Lord is the way of wisdom
we choose the way of the Lord
we choose the way of the Lord

He who delights in the word of the Lord
Shall be blessed in all of the ways
For the friendship of God is with those who fear Him
So we choose the fear of the Lord
we choose the way of the Lord
we choose the way of the Lord
we choose the way of the Lord

we choose the word of the Lord
we choose the word of the Lord
we choose the word of the Lord
For the word of the Lord shall endure forever
we choose the word of the Lord
we choose the word of the Lord

For the fear of the Lord is to hate all evil
We choose the fear of the Lord
we choose the way of the Lord
we choose the word of the Lord

OPENING PRAYER

Abba Father, we invite You into today’s session. Grant us Access, Abba! Take over. Take the whole atmosphere. Saturate this moment with Your presence, Lord. Break every chain, raise every weary heart, and fill us with Your fire again. In Jesus’ Name. Amen.

 

God answers prayers and He answered ALL of our prayers. We were trusting God to get pregnant last year and during Juicy July, we confirmed we were pregnant. I continued praying and fasting, even though I couldn’t fast on all of the days.

I specifically prayed for a beautiful pregnancy journey and smooth delivery. God took care of all our concerns even before they came. I enjoyed supernatural strength all through my pregnancy, I didn’t miss work for one day cos of our baby. God gave me peace of mind and his delivery was very fast and smooth.

This year, I am doing Juicy July with a healthy and strong son, praying over him.

I’m so grateful because He always answers prayers.

I also prayed for my home and career to be stable and looking at where we were last Juicy July and now, God has done for us so so many things beyond our imagination and I am forever in awe of how He takes care of His own.

Glory to Jesus.

Thank you for yielding to God to birth BUD and for allowing God use you to make Juicy July open to many many outside the group. God bless you abundantly

EXHORTATION: THE LABOURS OF THE FOOLISH

The Bible says: “But God hath chosen the foolish things of the world to confound the wise” (1 Corinthians 1:27). 

There is something about the way of the Lord, it often appears ridiculous, irrational, or unstrategic in the eyes of men who think they are wise. These are the ones who say, “I’m intelligent,” “I’m well-read,” “I have experience,” “I know how to navigate life.” But when the foolish ways of God begin to confront their so-called intelligence, it becomes clear that their wisdom was nothing but a smokescreen. In the end, they are the ones who are proven foolish.

A story was told about a certain professor. He and his wife had been trusting God for a child for sixteen long years. Sixteen years of waiting. Eventually, the Lord answered, and his wife became pregnant. At the time of delivery, the professor went to the village to bring back a girl who could help his wife during her postpartum recovery. With all of his exposure, learning, education, and human sense, this man picked a 16-year-old girl who turned out to be a witch. A very cheap, destructive witch. And it was this witch that brought about his death. The same girl he thought would help them brought disaster into their home.

This is what it means when the Bible says, “Professing themselves to be wise, they became fools” (Romans 1:22). The professor couldn’t discern her spirit. He couldn’t perceive anything. All his human knowledge and intellectual wisdom failed him at the most crucial moment of his life. That’s what happens when we live outside the wisdom of God. Human wisdom cannot perceive spiritual matters. Human sense cannot see beyond the physical.

But here is the good news, sis. Anyone who can strip themselves of pride and embrace their foolishness before God;anyone who is humble and broken enough to say, “Lord, I am poor in spirit”, to that person, the full resources of Heaven will be made available. 

Matthew 5:3 says, “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.” Yes, that entire Kingdom, all of Heaven’s wisdom, help, discernment, direction, strength, and solutions, is available to the foolish ones who recognize their need.

So don’t be ashamed to declare today: I am foolish. I know nothing. I own nothing. I control nothing. But my sufficiency is in God (2 Corinthians 3:5). That is where true wisdom begins. That is where Heaven opens scrolls. That is where fire begins to fall.

 

THE WILL OF THE LORD

For the Lord Jesus, that temptation in the wilderness (turning stones to bread) wasn’t just about food, sis, it was a deeper test. A test of alignment. A test of submission. It was about proving a point that ‘Even when I am in need, even when I am hungry, even when I have the power, I will not act unless the Father leads me.’

But many of us, the moment we receive even the slightest increase, salary, bonus, profit, or financial breakthrough, we transform that cash into cars, clothes, gadgets, shawarma, hairstyles, hotel bookings. We act quickly, like orphans with no Father. We don’t stop to ask, “Lord, what would You have me do with this?” We don’t pause long enough to wait.

Why? Because we don’t truly believe that anyone gave us anything in the first place. We’ve bought into the lie of self-sufficiency. “I worked hard for it.” “I deserve to enjoy my life.” “It’s my sweat, my hustle, my long nights, my skill.” That’s what we say. ‘I deserve my flowers!’. Some even go to the extreme and use the spiritual words ‘Give me my glory!”…ahh!

But Scripture says, “What do you have that you did not receive?” (1 Corinthians 4:7). If indeed we received it, why do we boast as if we earned it? It is foolishness to act as though we are our own source. This is the very core of foolish labour, working hard and using the fruit of that labour with no reference to the One who gives all things.

Deuteronomy 8:17-18 warns us clearly: 

“And thou say in thine heart, My power and the might of mine hand hath gotten me this wealth. But thou shalt remember the Lord thy God: for it is He that giveth thee power to get wealth.” 

Any power you have, any job you have, any ability you use, it was all given. Yet many still deny the Giver and go on to mismanage the gift.

So the labour of the foolish continues. Toiling without asking. Striving without aligning. Spending without discerning. Living without being led. And the result? Emptiness. Weariness. Confusion. Depression. Waste.

 

THE SCROLLS OF WISDOM

Wisdom is not what the world celebrates. It is not intelligence. It is not mental capacity. It is not strength. It is not talent or ability. In fact, all these things, the very things the world praises and chases after, are often in direct contradiction to the wisdom of God. God does not operate by man’s metrics. 

1 Corinthians 1:19 says, “I will destroy the wisdom of the wise, and will bring to nothing the understanding of the prudent.” 

Yes, God despises the strength, riches, and boasting of man.

What we often call wisdom, being smart, being strategic, being connected, God calls foolishness. And what He calls wisdom, the world laughs at. Because God’s wisdom doesn’t always look like wisdom when it is being implemented. It often looks slow, too simple, too quiet, too uncalculated. It only makes sense after the results show up.

That’s why Jesus said, “Wisdom is justified of her children” (Luke 7:35). Wisdom is proven by the fruits it produces. When a woman walks by divine instruction, it may not make sense in the beginning, but when peace surrounds her, when divine provision follows her, when clarity opens up in chaos, when the supernatural becomes her normal, then people will know, Ah, this one has tapped into something beyond intelligence. This is wisdom from above.

Every step we are to take in life has already been written, sis!!!.

“Your eyes saw my unformed body; all the days ordained for me were written in your book before one of them came to be.” (Psalm 139:16, NIV). 

Wisdom, then, is not crafting your life as you go. It is gaining access to what is already written. It is locating the scroll for your season. It is reading the script of Heaven and walking it out on earth.

And how do we access that scroll? Mercy.

It is mercy that breaks the seal. It is mercy that gives us the invitation to approach the secret place. It is mercy that allows us to enter the courtroom of Heaven and say, “Lord, I need direction. Open the book concerning me.” And when mercy grants us access, gbam!, fire breaks out. Light floods in. Confusion ends. Clarity comes. Because when the scroll is open, wisdom flows.

And sisters, let me tell you, when we begin to open scrolls, and scrolls, and more scrolls from Heaven, wisdom begins to flow. Just one scroll breaks open, and boom! Light floods in. “Oh, so this is what that thing really means!” And then another scroll. And then another. Each scroll is filled with divine understanding for a particular issue, how to speak, how to relate, how to answer, how to pause, how to act. That’s how wisdom flows, one scroll at a time. Heaven is not withholding insight. Heaven is simply waiting for someone who is humble enough to ask and broken enough to receive.

This is how we should live our days, sis, not as frantic labourers, but as guided daughters! One scroll today for how to speak to your husband. One scroll tomorrow for how to handle your boss. Another scroll for how to raise your child. And yet another for where to move, when to stay, what to say, and how to discern. It is wisdom released in real-time. 

Sis, the Lord is inviting us today, to stop running blindly and start living led!

But sis, the truth is, you cannot exchange your foolishness for wisdom until you first recognize that you are, indeed, foolish. Until you stop pretending. Until you stop seeing yourself high up there. Until you come to the end of your wisdom. Until you stop relying on degrees, on past experiences, on human knowledge. Because the moment you think you know, you’ve closed the scroll. God will not pour wisdom into the full!!! “He filleth the hungry with good things; and the rich He hath sent empty away.” (Luke 1:53)

We don’t know the right course to study. We don’t know the right place to live. We don’t know the right business to pursue. We don’t know the right husband to marry. We don’t even know how to raise children in this crazy generation. And neither do the experts. Yes, the coaches, the consultants, the authors, the specialists, the counsellors, they don’t know either. Except what they have is drawn from above.

Job 28:23 says, “God understandeth the way thereof, and He knoweth the place thereof. For He looketh to the ends of the earth, and seeth under the whole heaven.” That is our anchor. God knows the way. Only in Him is wisdom. He is the Source. And if anyone knows God, they may share a portion of His wisdom with you. But no man is your final authority. No guru has it all. No book is enough unless it carries what God Himself whispered.

The Lord is Wisdom. Wisdom for living is in Him. Wisdom for work. Wisdom for childbearing. Wisdom for spiritual discipline. Wisdom for prayer. Wisdom for marriage. Wisdom for navigating family relationships. It is all in Him.

The question is, are we still foolish enough to ask? Are we humble enough to admit we need scrolls? Are we desperate enough to reach?

 

WISDOM OR VANITY! 

God gave Solomon wisdom. And not just any kind of wisdom, wisdom from above. Divine insight. The type that made queens travel long distances just to sit and listen to him. The type that made people marvel at his decisions, his governance, his writings, and his wealth. But this wisdom wasn’t just for show. It was given to him so he could live a life aligned with Heaven. It was given so he could withdraw, at any time, from the resource bank of God. It was given for daily leading, for holy living, for right decisions.

But Solomon, oh, Solomon,chose otherwise. Though he started from the fountain of wisdom, he gradually shifted and started living from the depths of human foolishness. He began to experiment with life. With women. With alcohol. With wealth. With pleasure. With ideologies. With philosophies. He thought, Let me test everything and see where true meaning lies. And in the end, what did he say?

“Vanity of vanities, saith the Preacher, vanity of vanities; all is vanity.” (Ecclesiastes 1:2)

This was a man who had seen it all. Tasted it all. Acquired it all. And yet, he was wearied. Because even wisdom, when mixed with carnal indulgence, becomes corrupted. Solomon only operated in divine wisdom at times, but chose to live by the arm of flesh most times.

That’s the sad tale of many believers today. We receive wisdom from God at the altar of prayer, but abandon it when we enter the boardroom. We receive instructions in the secret place but act on impulse in the public square. We flirt with disobedience. We use our lives as experiments. We make choices without consulting the Author of our script. And then we wonder why things feel empty.

But Solomon’s regret should be our revelation. The wisdom of man, even at its peak, is foolish vanity. It has no eternal weight. It cannot satisfy. It cannot build what will last. Proverbs 14:12 says, “There is a way which seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death.”

So today, my sister, reject foolish labour. Let the words of Solomon echo loud in your ears: Everything apart from God is vanity. Wisdom is not just something to admire, but something to live by daily. It is something to submit to. It is something to cry out for.

“If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, who giveth to all men liberally, and upbraideth not; and it shall be given him.” (James 1:5)

 

“THE LABOUR OF THE FOOLISH…”

The Bible says in Ecclesiastes 10:15, “The labour of the foolish wearieth every one of them, because he knoweth not how to go to the city.” So what exactly are these labours of the foolish?  Foolish labour looks like building a life without God’s direction, choosing careers, starting relationships, launching businesses, relocating, or even raising children without first seeking His will. It is trying to do ministry without prayer, planning purpose without the place of waiting. It is following trends instead of truth, gathering information without revelation, and engaging in spiritual activities with no real intimacy. Like Martha, many are cumbered with much serving but missing the wisdom that only comes from sitting at His feet.

This kind of labour includes comparing and copying others, striving to match their pace instead of following your unique scroll. It’s pursuing wealth with no purpose, pushing through life by human strength and logic, and rejecting instructions that could have saved you cycles of error. Foolish labour runs ahead of God’s timing and always leads to burnout, disappointment, and emptiness. It is toiling without fruit, sweating without direction, moving but never arriving, because the one labouring does not know the way to the city.

 

‘…WEARIETH EVERY ONE OF THEM…’

“The labour of the foolish wearieth every one of them, because he knoweth not how to go to the city.”

It is not the absence of effort but the absence of direction that causes weariness. These are people working hard, yet misaligned, pouring strength into what Heaven never endorsed, using tools God never gave, and chasing destinations God never sent them to. Like carrying a bag with holes (Haggai 1:6), they exert so much and see so little. Emotional exhaustion, spiritual dryness, mental fatigue, relational frustration, financial struggles, and a deep inner restlessness all begin to set in. And though they can’t quite explain it, something in them knows: “this is not it!”

You can fast, pray, read, hustle, relate, plan and still be bone-tired, because activity is not the same as alignment. Foolish labour looks like entering friendships, careers, or marriage without God’s leading. It looks like earning and spending without purpose, doing ministry without oil, and living out of sync with your scroll. You will feel empty, bitter, and confused, not because you are idle, but because you are disconnected from divine instruction. “Even the youths shall faint and be weary… but they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength.” (Isaiah 40:30–31). The foolish do not wait. They run, they strive, they burn out, because they labour without the Lord.

 

“…BECAUSE HE KNOWETH NOT HOW TO GO TO THE CITY…”

“The labour of the foolish wearieth every one of them, because he knoweth not how to go to the city.” (Ecclesiastes 10:15)

That’s the tragedy of foolish labour! It is tireless motion without direction. The city is not just a location but a picture of destiny, ministry, marriage, parenting, relocation, possessions, the will of God, rest, fulfillment, and every divine appointment written in your scroll before time began. Yet the foolish press forward blindly, without asking God, relying on popular voices, following ambition instead of instruction, and rejecting the narrow road Heaven laid out for them. And so, they wear themselves out, exhausted and frustrated, building towers that reach nowhere. They read books, gather knowledge, attend seminars, but if the voice behind them does not say, “This is the way, walk in it,” they remain foolish, even in their busyness.

Sis, I don’t know the way to the city. And neither do you. That’s the beginning of wisdom: admitting we are foolish without Him. Our self-sufficiency must die. Only then can we access the wisdom that comes from above which is pure, peaceable, and full of fruit (James 3:17). We must let go of comparison, competition, and the rat race that wears the soul thin. We must withdraw from the wisdom bank of Heaven and ask the Lord to show us the scroll written concerning us. “Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom…” (Proverbs 4:7). From that place of yieldedness, we will find peace. We will find clarity. We will find the way to the city.

 

THE PAIN OF NOT KNOWING THE WAY

Can you imagine walking in the scorching sun, carrying bags, climbing hills, and sweating through valleys, but you have no idea where you are going? No compass. No direction. No end in sight. That is the picture of many lives today.

They’ve spent years in school, in relationships, in ministries, in jobs, but they’ve never asked Heaven, “Lord, where is my city?” They’ve done everything except consult the One who knows the map.

But there is a remedy, sis!

Isaiah 30:21 says, “And thine ears shall hear a word behind thee, saying, This is the way, walk ye in it…”

You don’t have to guess. You don’t have to keep labouring foolishly. There is a voice. There is a scroll. There is a way to the city.

Jesus is the Way. And when you come to Him, and You allow His Spirit to rule you from inside out, He begins to unfold the map for your life. Step by step. Scroll by scroll. Season by season.

 

So sis, today, let’s cry out today: 

Lord, I don’t want to keep labouring without direction.

I don’t want to be worn out chasing shadows.

I need to know the way to the city.

Show me the scroll.

Reveal the path.

Break the seal.

Lead me by Your Spirit.

I confess that I don’t know the way, but I trust the One who does.

 

THE WAY OF THE LORD

The way of the Lord, dear sisters, will often look like foolishness.

Imagine walking around a whole city for seven days and then shouting as your battle strategy. That was God’s command to Joshua and the Israelites in Joshua 6. No weapons, no bulldozers, just feet, trumpets, and a shout. Foolish, right? But when Heaven backs “foolish,” walls crumble. That’s wisdom.

What about Isaac, in the middle of a drought, choosing to stay in a dry land and dig wells instead of relocating like everyone else. In Genesis 26:1–6, God told him to stay in the land of famine. Isaac obeyed and in that same year, he reaped a hundredfold. Others would’ve called him stubborn, impractical. But he was walking in wisdom from above.

Or consider Joseph. A slave boy, a prisoner, yet he arose with a Heaven-given strategy that saved Egypt and the surrounding nations from starvation. Pharaoh himself said, “Can we find such a one as this, a man in whom the spirit of God is?” (Genesis 41:38). Joseph didn’t get that idea from a Harvard course or a LinkedIn post. He withdrew it from the wisdom bank of God.

And Daniel, oh Daniel! A young man in captivity, yet filled with divine insight. When King Nebuchadnezzar had a dream that he couldn’t even remember, Daniel withdrew from Heaven the exact details of that forgotten dream and its meaning. “There is a God in heaven that revealeth secrets,” he said in Daniel 2:28. Daniel didn’t guess. He accessed wisdom.

Sis, these were ordinary men like us who understood that their efforts and intellect were limited. They lived from the wisdom bank of God. They didn’t move by logic. They moved by revelation.

And that is what separates the foolish from the wise in the Kingdom. The wise are those who live from above. Colossians 3:2 says, “Set your affection on things above, not on things on the earth.” When we are connected to above, we begin to do strange but fruitful things. We begin to take steps that don’t make sense but produce mighty results. We live like fools to the world, but in Heaven’s eyes, we are counted wise.

So, if His instructions look foolish, build an ark in a dry land, carry a sling to face a giant, anoint a shepherd boy as king, just know: it is wisdom in disguise. That’s the way of the Lord!!!

 

STIRRING THE WATERS

Dear sister, it is that special moment. 10 good minutes of stirring the waters, of praying in the Holy Ghost. Please gladly take this short pause. Let the instrumental below play and just stir. Don’t rush this. Pray in the Spirit. Abba to Daughter. Spirit to Spirit.

And if you haven’t received the gift of the Holy Spirit yet? This is YOUR TIME! Cry out to Abba:  “Father, fill me! Baptize me! Immerse me in Your Spirit! I need You for life, Holy Spirit, come. Baptize me with the Holy Ghost and Father, please grant me another pentecost in Jesus Name”

Let’s start stirring. 

 

 

TAKE CHARGE

We are daughters, let’s take charge over the territories where we are represented right now. 

Father, by Your mighty Name, I sanctify my body, my home, and my atmosphere right now. I cover myself with the blood of Jesus (Revelation 12:11) and declare every strange spirit, every demonic stronghold, to flee by fire (Psalm 34:7). I cleanse this place and myself from every trace of darkness (2 Corinthians 6:17). Let Your Holy Spirit fill this space and my life with Your perfect peace (Isaiah 26:3). I take authority as Your beloved daughter and refuse to be moved. In Jesus’ Name, Amen!

 

START PRAYING

Sis, if you’ve ever prayed before, now is the time to turn it up! You’re not here to joke.

 

THANKSGIVING FOR THE WORD

1. Lord, thank You for exposing me to truth today. Thank You for breaking the deception of self-sufficiency in my life. 
2. Thank You for reminding me that wisdom is not in effort but in instruction. 
3. I praise You, Lord, for loving me enough to interrupt my foolish patterns and call me into alignment. 
4. Thank You because Your Word is life, and light, and it corrects my path. 

 

CONFESSION OF FOOLISHNESS & EMPTY LABOURS

1. Lord, I confess, I have laboured without You. I have run ahead of You. I have worn myself out chasing what You didn’t send me after. 
2. I have trusted in my strength, in my plans, in my wisdom. Lord, forgive me. 
3. I have compared, competed, copied. I’ve tried to be like others instead of waiting for Your voice. 
4. I confess that I have read books, taken courses, and listened to voices that You didn’t approve. 
5. Father, here are the areas where I know I have chased shadows: 
   • _______________________________ 
   • _______________________________ 
   • _______________________________ 
6. Lord, I lay it all down. I denounce my pride, my ambition, my overconfidence. I acknowledge that I do not know the way to the city (ECCLESIASTES 10:15). 

CRY FOR WISDOM AND ALIGNMENT

1. Foolishness, be gone from my life! I reject every shadow-chasing, every misalignment, every human effort without the Spirit. 
2. Holy Spirit, activate my spirit to pick up divine signals. Make me sensitive to Your leadings again. 
3. Recalibrate my life, O Lord. Align my feet to the path You’ve written concerning me. 
4. Lord, I don’t want to be a busy woman, I want to be a guided woman. 
5. Enough is enough of empty labour! From today, I live as a led daughter. 
6. Open up the scrolls of my life. Let what was written before I was formed be made known to me (PSALM 139:16). 
7. I choose wisdom. I choose to wait. I choose to listen. I choose to obey. 
8. Lord, take me back to stillness. Break every addiction to rushing. 
9. Teach me to ask You before I move. Teach me to seek Your voice before I act. 
10. Let my labour from today be fruitful because it is from instruction, not ambition. 
11. Plant in me a hunger for daily guidance. May I never again make decisions in the flesh. 
12. Lord, lead me to the city, the place You have prepared for me. 
13. Restore my strength where I’ve been worn out. Heal the damage of my past foolish labours. 
14. Fill me with Your wisdom, the kind that is pure, peaceable, full of mercy, and bears fruit (JAMES 3:17).

 

STANDING IN THE GAP

Now, please intercede. Stand in the gap for others. Take these as if they were yours:

ONE: 1. I want God to put an end to miscarriages that beforethe next Juicy July I will carry my evidences of twin babies. My pregnancy journey will not be cut short I will carry to full term

2.I want God to settle my sisters and friends of marriageable age maritally with the bones of their bones

3. I want God to perfect all that concerns my nephew ,that before his next birthday God will cause a transformation in his life .

4. Before the end of the year that God will fulfil hsiplans concerning my parents relocation

5. I pray concerning my husband’s project and exam that God will make it a huge success and also divine settlement on all areas .

6. Praying to God for a change in my career and a salary increase

7. Praying that 2025 will end in joy for me and my family

 

TWO: 1. I pray to have an intimate father daughter relationship with God. I pray my spiritual life grows mightily beyond this baby phase.
Also my siblings, I pray that God will touch their hearts. May they all have an encounter that will make them willingly run to God.

2. I pray for my elder sister and her husband. Currently, they’re experiencing financial crisis. My sister was believing God for employment after 9 years of graduating, her husband and her got employed recently in same university, so they moved to the town, this made then borrow alot of money just to settle down also to get the necessary things for the kids since they didnt move with them cause the term is far gone already. Also, my sister’s husband is being owed his salary from his previous job, I pray the money is released to him and let financial favour rain on them, let all debts be cleared.

3. I was coughing for almost three months so I ran TB test recently and it came out positive. I am currently placed on six months treatment, it’s the first week into the treatment and it has not been easy at all. My body is shaking, heart beating so fast, weight loss and all. I pray I conquer the spirit of infirmity called Tuberculosis during this Juicy July. Also, my immediate elder sister is diagnosed of fibroid and needs surgery, I pray for divine healing upon her. I pray that we’re both healed miraculously, that joy will return to our family again.

 

THREE:I want God to arrest my husband ,let him become totally sold out to God; Give his business global announcement and by that cause influx of contracts; I want God to heal my heart, take away every form of bitterness and unforgiveness. The holy spirit should feel me with his fruits and help me manifest it everyday of my life;

Please join me and ask God to bless me with the fruits of the womb, its my earnest desire to hear the cry of babies in my house.
God should also bless my dad and cause the government to pay him his gratuity and pension on time and God should heal my parents of every ailment that be a disturbing factor as they age. God should save my sister’s marriage and cause it to flourish like a tree planted by the river side, God should bless her husband and all my siblings.
Every demonic injunction that have been placed on my family that hinders our completion of project, God should arrest.

 

FOUR: I want BUD Family to raise altar of prayers for me concerning these two prayer points
1. I have been praying to God to give me a permanent job appointment in my state, and to the glory of God, My prayers has been answered.
Praise God🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

So i was waiting for posting letter and then it came out 1st of July but not to my desired local government. I want God to perfect my posting letter back to my preferred local government even before Monday. So many helpers have been raised to assist, but then God should continue to use them until I am posted back

2. I want God to provide 100k for me to pay all my debts before the end of this week. I am coming back to share my testimonies.

 

Round off with thanksgiving, 

 

FATHER’S CORNER

Let the instrumental below play freely while you talk to God. Imagine Him seated right before you. Now, start to talk to Him like you can see Him. Heaven is open. Your Father is right before you. Ask away! Ask real things, meat, not chaff. It’s you and Him now. Spend this 10 minutes well, unrushed. spend more time if you so desire but make sure you spend time with your father. I can promise you before July ends, you’d start to have encounters you never knew existed! Ayaaa… Just open your mouth and let it pour! Amen!

Round off with thanksgiving when you are done. 

 

ANNOUNCEMENT:

Don’t forget! Our Juicy July Bible Study holds tonight at 9PM (WAT) on Google Meet (Ladies only). Please ensure you are studying the Scriptures as you fast and pray. God bless us all. 

Text for today: John 10

See you there, beautiful daughter of my Father!

 

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