PHANEROO~DEVOTION 30th December 2015 MIND YOUR BUSINESS Apostle Grace Lubega

[1 Thessalonians 4:11]; And that ye study to be quiet, and to do your own business, and to work with your own hands, as we commanded you.

It is no surprise that this instruction was to Thessalonica, the youngest church. Of them, Paul says, ‘I held and cuddled you even as a mother cherishes her children.’ He was gentle with them because they were children.  When you read the book of Thessalonians, you realize that Thessalonica is where Paul worked most with his own hands because when you are dealing with the church at Thessalonica, you can't teach them to give. They are too young yet giving is a sign of maturity in God.  It is therefore no coincidence that such babies are the ones who cannot mind their own business.

Ministries break because of gossip. People gossip and whisper things that are ungodly and go into stuff that they were not called to do. Mind your own business. If so and so stole money, let it be. If you really feel you have the zeal of God, report them to their spiritual authority.

We want to raise a church with people who mind their own business and work hard with their own hands. There are some people who are so interested in fixing other people. Let me be clear with you; leave restoration of individuals to their spiritual authorities. There is offence sometimes when you start to mind other people’s business.

Excerpt from the sermon: A PRAYER FOR THE CHURCH by Apostle Grace Lubega

There is offence sometimes when you start to mind other people’s business.

Scripture Reference: Proverbs 18:8, Proverbs 11:13

End the Year in Style: 31st Dec 2015 overnight Service, UMA Show Grounds, 4pm till late.

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