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13/12/2025

Champion Daily Devotional
December Edition

Saturday, December 13, 2025

Bible in One Year: Psalms 86–89

Topic: Divine Compensation (Part 3)

Scripture:
Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men, knowing that from the Lord you will receive the inheritance as your reward. Colossians 3:23-24 (ESV)

Motivational Quote:
Earthly recognition is fleeting, but divine compensation is eternal. True leadership seeks purpose, not applause, and finds fulfillment in God’s lasting reward.

In leadership, it’s tempting to gauge success by visible outcomes titles, applause, and milestones. Yet Scripture reorients our perspective: true reward comes from the Lord, not from human validation. God’s compensation isn’t limited to material return it is rooted in eternal significance.

Paul’s instruction in Colossians reminds us to serve diligently, not for approval, but for inheritance. Leaders like Esther and Daniel didn’t act for recognition; they moved in obedience. Their reward was favor, preservation, and enduring influence outcomes no human system could measure. Your quiet service, the decisions made in integrity, and the investment in others behind closed doors these matter most to God. They contribute to an eternal legacy that outlasts human praise.

1. Lead with a Kingdom Mindset: Focus on impact that transcends the present.

2. Serve with Sincerity: Influence rooted in love bears the greatest fruit.

3. Detach from Applause: Stay faithful, even when unseen. God sees all.

4. Expect Divine Reward: Believe in heaven’s economy it never fails to compensation. I lead with eternity in focus. My work honors God, my reward is secured in Him, and my legacy will echo through lives changed by His purpose in me.

Prayer:
Lord, help me lead with clarity of purpose and commitment to eternal values. Teach me to work with excellence, not for man’s applause but for Your reward. May my leadership reflect Your heart and my impact extend far beyond what is seen. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

© 2025 Champion Daily Devotional by Pastor Oluwaseun Oluwadamilare
The Transformation Generation Church Inc. [email protected]

20/11/2025

31/10/2025

Champion Daily Devotional
October Edition

Date: Friday, 31st
October 2025

Bible in One Year: 1 Chronicles 6–10

Topic: Spiritual Eyes Problem

Scripture:
Having eyes, do you not see? And having ears, do you not hear?. Mark 8:18 (ESV)

One of the greatest leadership crises is not the lack of position, influence, or resources it is blurred spiritual sight. When leaders lose their spiritual vision, decisions become reactive instead of prophetic, and leadership becomes survival-driven instead of Spirit-led. Jesus rebuked His disciples for seeing physical bread but missing the spiritual lesson. Many leaders today face the same issue: they see numbers, trends, applause but miss the heart of God, the danger ahead, or the opportunity hidden in the storm.

1. You Focus on What’s Seen, Not What’s Being Shown: Carnal perception replaces spiritual discernment.

2. You React to People Instead of Hearing from God: Emotion leads instead of revelation.

3. You Miss God’s Voice in Small Things: Like Elijah, you look for the fire and wind but miss the whisper.

4. You Depend on Experience, Not Fresh Insight: Yesterday’s vision can’t lead today’s battle.

How to Restore Spiritual Sight:

- Stay in the Word Scripture sharpens vision.
- Seek God in Stillness: Clarity often comes in silence.
- Surround Yourself with Watchmen: You need people who see what you don’t see.
- Repent of Distractions: Busyness can blind. Lord, open my eyes to see beyond the surface. I will lead by revelation, not assumption. My eyes are anointed to see what You are doing.

Prayer:
Father, deliver me from spiritual blindness. Heal my eyes to discern Your voice, Your ways, and Your warnings. Make me a leader with clear sight, led by the Spirit and grounded in truth. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

2025 Champion Daily Devotional by Pastor Oluwaseun Oluwadamilare
The Transformation Generation Church Inc.
[email protected]

10/08/2025

Prophetic Prayer for Every Week
August Edition

Monday 11th August 2025

Topic: Unstoppable Success

Inspiration
Then said David to the Philistine, Thou comest to me with a sword, and with a spear, and with a shield: but I come to thee in the name of the LORD of hosts, the God of the armies of Israel, whom thou hast defied. 1 Samuel 17:45

Heavenly Father,
Thank You for the gift of a new week. As I step into this Monday, I declare by faith that I am walking into *unstoppable success* in Jesus’ name.

I speak over my day, my week, my work, and my walk with You:

1. *Every door of favour and opportunity* is open before me this week. No delay, no denial, in Jesus’ name.
2. I decree divine speed in everything I lay my hands upon—*no more stagnation*, no more failure!
3. Every obstacle on my path becomes a *stepping stone* to promotion.
4. I carry the oil of excellence—*I will stand out* among many this week.
5. I am led by the Spirit of God. My decisions will be right, timely, and fruitful.
6. I silence every voice of confusion, discouragement, or fear. *I walk in boldness* and clarity of purpose.
7. My labour will not be wasted. *I reap where I have sown* and where I have not sown.
8. Divine help locates me. *Men and women are stirred to favour me* beyond explanation.
9. I receive strength for the journey. No breakdown, no burnout—*I soar like an eagle.*
10. I am unstoppable, because the God who backs me is unlimited.

*This Monday, I activate success.*
This week, I will testify.
I am not a victim—I am victorious.
In Jesus' mighty name, Amen.

2025 Champion Prophetic Prayer by Pastor Oluwaseun Oluwadamilare
The Transformation Generation Church Inc. [email protected] +2348139783176

06/08/2025

CHAMPION DAILY DEVOTIONAL
August Edition

Thursday 7th August, 2025

Bible in One Year Proverb 22-24

Topic: Awesome Sustainer (Part 2)

*Scripture:*
Even to your old age and gray hairs I am He, I am He who will sustain you. I have made you and I will carry you; I will sustain you and I will rescue you. Isaiah 46:4 (NIV)

Leadership can be demanding—mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and physically. But God reminds us that *He doesn’t just start with us; He stays with us.* He is not a momentary helper—He is a *Sustainer for life.* This promise brings strength to every leader who feels weary or overburdened. God says, *“I will sustain you.”* That means He provides the wisdom, the energy, the resources, and the peace needed to finish well.

*1. He Carries What You Can’t*
Some burdens are not meant for you to carry alone. Leadership must rest on God’s strength, not human effort. Trust Him to carry what’s beyond your ability.

*2. You Are Not Alone*
True leaders know their Source. You may lead others, but God is the one who sustains you behind the scenes. Even in silence, His hands are steady under your life and calling.

*3. Sustaining Grace is Continuous*
God’s sustaining power isn’t a one-time act. It is a daily flow. Tap into His presence through prayer and His Word—there, your strength is renewed.

*Prayer:*
Lord, I thank You for being my Sustainer. I trust in Your grace to carry me through every season. Keep me strong when I’m weak, focused when I’m tired, and faithful when I’m tested. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

2025 Champion Daily Devotional by Pastor Oluwaseun Oluwadamilare
The Transformation Generation Church Inc | [email protected] | 0813 978 3176

24/07/2025

Champion Leadership Devotional

Thursday 24th July, 2025

Topic: Winner Forget
the Past (Part 4)

*Scripture:*
Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing Isaiah 43:18–19 (NIV)

A true leader and winner knows when to move on. The past—whether painful or glorious—can become a trap if we dwell too long. God commands us not to “dwell” on former things because He is always up to *something new.* Leadership requires *forward vision,* and you can’t lead effectively while looking backward.

1. *The Past Is a Reference, Not a Residence* Winners use the past as a teacher, not as a prison. Mistakes teach us, but we don’t live in regret. Successes inspire us, but we don’t live in nostalgia. Move on!

2. *New Things Require New Focus* God is always doing something fresh. But you’ll miss it if your eyes are still fixed on “what was.” Winners stay alert to divine updates. *Heaven is not stuck. You shouldn’t be either.*

3. *Freedom to Lead Requires Mental Release* Emotional baggage weighs down vision. Letting go of the past frees your mind and spirit to lead boldly. Forgive. Release. Reset.

*Prayer:*
Lord, help me to let go of the old—mistakes, hurts, and even past victories—so I can embrace what You are doing now. Give me a leader’s heart that moves forward with courage and clarity. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

*Champion Daily Devotional by Pastor Oluwaseun Oluwadamilare*
*The Transformation Generation Church Inc. [email protected] | +234 813 978 3176

21/07/2025

Champion Daily Devotional

Monday 21 July, 2025

Topic: Winner Forget the Past

*Scripture:*
But one thing I do: Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead. Philippians 3:13b (NIV)

True leaders are not prisoners of their past. Whether it’s past failures or even past success, a *winner learns to forget what is behind* and press forward. Paul, despite his great revelations and accomplishments, understood that looking back slows down spiritual momentum. Dwelling on regrets leads to guilt. Holding on to past victories leads to complacency. *Winners move forward with focus.*

*1. Let Go of Past Failures* Every leader stumbles. But staying down is not an option. God's grace empowers you to *rise, learn, and move on*. Let past mistakes be your teacher, not your prison.

*2. Don’t Live Off Yesterday’s Glory*
Yesterday’s success is not today’s strength. *You need fresh grace, fresh wisdom, and fresh hunger.* Winners are not satisfied with "what was"—they pursue "what can be."

*3. Forward-Looking Leaders Inspire Others* When you press ahead with faith, you give those behind you permission to grow. Your focus sets the tone for your team. *Lead with vision, not with history.*

*Prayer:*
Lord, help me release every burden of the past. Free me from guilt, pride, and nostalgia. Give me eyes to see what lies ahead, and the courage to run with purpose. I choose to be a forward-moving leader.

Champion Daily Devotional by Pastor Oluwaseun Oluwadamilare The Transformation Generation Church [email protected]

15/06/2025

Happy Father's Day to all the good fathers in the world