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Dominion Mandate Daily Devotional Tuesday, February 16

THEME: YOU NEED TO BE ENLIGHTENED
John 1:1-12

You stumble over and over any time you try to move forward where there is no light. It is easy for you to explain that the difficulty you have is because you are walking in physical darkness.  

There is yet another type of darkness that can engulf a person even when he is walking under the broad daylight. When you are confronted with a challenge and you don’t have the slightest idea how to tackle that challenge, you are in darkness as far as that challenge is concerned. 

You require that light (not the visible light) be shed upon that situation before you can tackle it. The kind of light needed in this situation forms the root of the word – “enlighten” and “enlightenment”.

To be a more resourceful and more productive person than you are presently, you need enlightenment in very many areas. Many of the things that are standing before you now as big challenges are things you can handle with ease if you have the necessary knowledge to tackle them. Limitation in knowledge often translates into limitation in capacity and productivity.

Since you can increase your capacity by increasing your level of knowledge, take advantage of opportunities that help you to improve your knowledge and sharpen your cutting edge. Attend seminars and workshops. Go for short term, medium term and long term courses. You many need to go back to school and improve your education. Over time, you will be better placed than one who neglects to be enlightened.

Pray for liberation from any unhealthy habits.
Pray for enablement to overhaul your personal time management system and increase productivity.

CONFESSION: My light will shine brighter and brighter every day. To give my best, I have to be the best I can be.

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