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17/07/2025

12 Signs that you are walking in true Grace!

Not Just Religious, But Really Free

The true grace of God does not lead you into lawlessness—it leads you into liberty with responsibility. It doesn’t empower sin—it empowers the new man. When you truly understand grace, you don’t relax into sin—you rise into sonship.

Grace is not a license to live anyhow—it is the divine enablement to live as Christ lived. Here are 12 unmistakable signs you are truly walking in that grace:

1. You Rest in Christ, Not Strive to Impress God

You’re not trying to earn God’s approval—you’re responding to the fact that you already have it in Christ.
You’re not jumping through religious hoops; you’ve found rest in the finished work.

“Come unto Me... and I will give you rest.” — Matthew 11:28
“It is finished.” — John 19:30

2. You Have Joy That Doesn’t Depend on Circumstances

Grace people don’t wait for external deliverance before dancing—they know Christ is their victory.
Joy becomes a lifestyle, not just a reaction. Grace teaches you to rejoice before the answer shows up.

“Rejoice in the Lord always...” — Philippians 4:4
“The joy of the Lord is your strength.” — Nehemiah 8:10

3. You’re Quick to Forgive Because You Know You’re Forgiven

Grace makes you tender, not transactional.
You no longer hold people hostage emotionally—because you understand the weight of what Christ forgave you.

“Forgive as Christ forgave you.” — Colossians 3:13

4. You’re Bold Before God, Not Always Apologising to Approach

Grace people walk into God's presence, not crawl into it.
You don’t beg like a slave—you stand as a son. You don’t tremble in rejection—you come boldly.

“Let us come boldly to the throne of grace…” — Hebrews 4:16

5. You See Holiness as Identity, Not Just a Struggle

Holiness is not a burden under grace—it’s a new nature.
You don’t spend your life trying not to sin—you walk in the Spirit, and sin loses its grip.

“Put on the new man… created in righteousness and true holiness.” — Ephesians 4:24
“Sin shall not have dominion over you...” — Romans 6:14

6. You are always conscious of the Holy Spirit

Grace teaches you the Spirit didn’t come to visit, but to abide.
You don’t treat Him like a fragile guest—you walk with Him as a sealed son.

“He will be with you forever.” — John 14:16
“Sealed with the Holy Spirit of promise.” — Ephesians 1:13

7. You’re More Christ-Conscious Than Sin-Conscious

You’re not scanning your soul daily for faults—you’re beholding Christ and being transformed.
Your focus is no longer sin-management—it’s glory-beholding.

“Beholding… the glory of the Lord, we are transformed…” — 2 Corinthians 3:18

8. You Serve Out of Love, Not Guilt

You’re not driven by religious obligation—you’re moved by divine affection.
You give, lead, teach, sing, and serve not to be accepted—but because you already are.

“The love of Christ constrains us…” — 2 Corinthians 5:14

9. You’re Not Jealous of Others—You Know You’re Blessed

When others rise, you don’t compete—you celebrate.
Grace people know they are seated with Christ too. Favour on others is not a threat to your destiny.

“He has blessed us with all spiritual blessings…” — Ephesians 1:3

10. You’re No Longer Afraid of Judgment—You Rest in Justification

You’re not trying to prove yourself—you’ve received the divine verdict: righteous.
You live from a courtroom that’s already ruled in your favour.

> “There is therefore now no condemnation…” — Romans 8:1
“Being justified freely by His grace…” — Romans 3:24

11. You Live an Exemplary Holy Life Because Grace Teaches You To

Grace doesn’t leave you in sin—it trains you out of it.
You’re not holy to earn God’s love—you’re holy because you’ve been loved into transformation.

“The grace of God… teaches us to deny ungodliness and worldly lusts...” — Titus 2:11–12

12. You Walk in Truth Because Grace and Truth Came by Jesus

Your walk is not based on mystical experiences, emotional highs, or religious trends—you walk in truth.
Grace doesn’t float without foundation—it is anchored in the truth of the Word.

“Grace and truth came by Jesus Christ.” — John 1:17
“I have no greater joy than to hear that my children walk in truth.” — 3 John 1:4

Real grace doesn’t leave you the same.
It teaches you. Transforms you. Anchors you. And raises you.

If your understanding of grace hasn’t led you into holiness, boldness, peace, and Christlikeness—it may not be the grace of God, but the compromise of men.

“By the grace of God, I am what I am.” — 1 Corinthians 15:10

Written by

Dr. Dele Osunmakinde.

02/07/2025

Psalms 34:9 EASY
[9] All you people who belong to the Lord, continue to obey him. People who respect the Lord will have the things that they need.

02/07/2025

Psalms 34:8 EASY
[8] Taste and see that the Lord is good! God blesses people who turn to him to keep them safe.

01/07/2025

Dear minister,

The greatest temptation of your calling is not lust, not fame, not money—it is the seductive, creeping urge to use Scripture for yourself and still call it “It is written.”

And this is not a temptation for the spiritually lazy—it’s reserved for those who fast, pray, and carry fire. Satan came to Jesus after forty days.of fasting and prayer in the wilderness—with a Bible verse. “It is written…” he declared, quoting Psalm 91 with surgical accuracy but demonic intent.

And the Lord rejected it—not because the words were false, but because it was a holy sword in a hellish hand.

This is the greatest danger in ministry today: when “It is written” becomes a weapon—not for truth, but for ego. Scripture is now being used not to preach Christ, but to fight fellow preachers, abuse old friends, prove you’re more anointed, silence critics, and attack those you’re bitter and jealous of.

And it’s all done with a verse. A real verse. A true verse. But a wrongly wielded sword.

And when the sword is in the wrong hand, it doesn’t slay error—it slaughters the Body. It cuts the innocent. It manipulates the weak. It silences the wounded. And the tragedy? The crowd still shouts “Amen,” not knowing they’re bleeding under the blade of someone’s insecurity.

'Quoting Scripture' alone is no longer proof of sound doctrine—Satan did that first. The test is not, “Did you say a verse?” The test is, “Did you rightly divide it in the Spirit of Christ?”
The Bible is not your tool for revenge.

So, preacher, ask yourself before you open your Bible:

Is this the voice of the Shepherd—or the whisper of the accuser dressed in a robe?

Because when the sword is weaponised, and the motive is off, you’re not ministering—you’re wounding in God’s name.

And that’s not anointing.
That’s spiritual treason.

In Jesus’ name, deal with issues before you hold the mic.
deal with issues before you do a post.

The sword is a trust—it is the sword of the Spirit.
It must not say what the Spirit is not saying.

Selah.

Happy Month of July and Welcome to the 2nd half of the year 2025!

✍️ Dr. Dele Osunmakinde

30/06/2025

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29/06/2025

Pictorial Report: Last Saturday, the 28th day of June, 2026, the Cherubim and Seraphim Unification Church of Nigeria, Lagos State Chapter under the leadership of Special Apostle (Dr.) Segun Adio, J.Pil, inducted the elected officials of the Eti-Osa Local Division at their Secretariat, St. Joseph C&S Church, Ori-Oke Ogunmise, Ilẹ-Anu, Badore, Ajah, Lagos.

Theme: “We are more than Conquerors”

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28/06/2025

Cherubim and Seraphim Unification Church of Nigeria, Lagos State Chapter, Eti-Osa Local Division Induction of the Elected Executive Officers.

Theme: We are more than Conquerors— Romans 8:37

Preacher: Special Apostle Dr. Segun Adio, JP — Chairman, Lagos State Chapter.

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