PHANEROO~DEVOTION 20th February 2016 LESSONS IN VIRTUE III Apostle Grace Lubega

[Job 1:22]; In all this Job sinned not, nor charged God foolishly.

Despite all that happened in his life, Job did not judge God foolishly.  The principle here is that you do not judge your head foolishly because you cannot judge the head as foolish and stay wise. If you came out of a foolish man, what are you? That is why the Bible says that the communication of thy faith becomes effectual by the acknowledging of every good thing which is in you which is in Christ Jesus.

I am talking about a woman who has a foolish guy but she goes to her friends and tells them, 'my husband is wise. He is so wise. I have never seen a man as wise as him.'  That is spiritual warfare. If God speaks of the things that are not as though they are, what business do you have sitting with your girlfriends while discussing your husband's weaknesses? I know women with groups of about five or six other married women with failing marriages and they are always discussing their husbands' failings. 'Mine slept at Anita’s. Can you believe it?... I poured acid on one of his women...'

The moment you meet women with such talk, get up and tell them, 'mine is good.' Even if he slapped you last night, tell them, 'mine is good.' The Bible calls it the incorruptible, gentle and meek spirit. God is talking of a disciplined conversation out of which comes incorruption. It does not matter how many corrupt women are around you. Choose to stay incorruptible. That is why the Bible says of the virtuous woman that she shall do him good all the days of his life.

Excerpt from the sermon: THE STRANGE WOMAN by Apostle Grace Lubega

You do not judge your head foolishly because you cannot judge the head as foolish and stay wise.

Scripture Reference: Philemon 1:6, Romans 4:17