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	WHAT SIN CAN DO TO YOU. pastor John Oladokun Saturday, October 08, 2011

	TEXT: “AND THE LORD GOD CALLED UNTO ADAM, AND SAID UNTO HIM, WHERE ART THOU?”

	Key Verse:"Genesis 3: 9"

	The spiritual life of many people can be likened to the case of two men who went to a bar and drank beer until they were so drunk that they forgot that they came to the place by boat. Eventually somebody reminded them that they came there with their boats. They entered into their boats, but because they were drunk they completely forgot that they had tied the rope of their boats to the harbour. They paddled and were surprised that the boats were not moving. There are many people like that whose sins have stagnated their spiritual lives. That is why you see a lot of people parading themselves as christians but they manifest no fruits of the spirit. If you are going to listen to human opinion, you are never going to be useful to God at all. That is why I am asking the question, “Where art thou?” Where are you in your relationship with your creator? Are you where you should be? Nobody can be truly happy when he is outside the will of God. One of the most horrible things that could happen to a person is when the person is outside where God wants him to be and he does not realize it until he/she gets to the grave. Such a person would end up living a wasted life. Your life will not be wasted in Jesus name! It is well!

	PRAYER:PRAYER POINTS - O Lord, if I am out of the place You want me to be, restore me now, in Jesus’ name. Oh Lord, help me to be where You want me to be, in Jesus’ name. - I soak this month in the blood of Jesus. Let the divine favour of God envelope my life, in Jesus’ name. - By the divine decree that shall not fail, I receive answers to all my prayers. Holy Spirit of the living God, quicken me today into the position the Lord has ordained for me, in the name of Jesus.

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