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FUEL IT UP!!!


 When I was in primary school I was part of the girls guide. we usually go for weekend camping in any agreed location and I remember that whenever we were at camp, we always have the camp fire at night and everyone will be dancing around it. Whenever the fire goes down, we will put leaves and some other petrochemical substances to enable it burn well.

Going through the books of Mathew 25, the story of the 10 virgins ignited a spark in me and I realized instantly that to keep anything burning, we need substances to fuel it up just as we did at the camp whenever the camp fire goes down. Also, most of us have generators in our various homes and I can imagine how much we would feel helpless when we cannot get fuel to power our generators especially when we have a very interesting show coming up or a football match and the electricity distribution company decided to keep the light off.

Brethren, reading through Mathew 25: 1-13, we would have a better understanding of what it means to fuel up spiritually. As children and inheritance of the Most High, just as we used substances to ensure our camp fire keeps burning, we need our spiritual substances to ensure we keep burning for Christ as well. Just Imagine if the other five virgins were not with their oil (fuel), they would have ended up like the remaining foolish five virgins. 

In conclusion, we need to fuel up our salvation to keep burning for Christ. To burn for Christ, is to be in right standing with our creator. Our fuel comes in the place of studying the word of  God, obedience to God's word and will, prayers, fasting and also creating time to be in God's presence. Observing all of these will undoubtedly make us reign with our saviour at the end of time just as the wise five virgins were not cut unawares when the Bridegroom came.


PRAYER POINTS: Father, the grace and willingness to keep fuelling up my salvation till the end of time, give unto me.. AMEN


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