Author: oracle4christ

Date: Sunday, 4^th January, 2026

Text: Matthew 6:25-34

Author: Pastor Adedeji Fadehan

Exhortation:

The aspect of God you will experience this year depends on how closely you draw to Him. Albert Einstein is quoted as saying that doing the same thing repeatedly and expecting a different result is insanity. There is therefore a need to change your approach this year. Make God your priority—put Him first in all your endeavours. You have relied on your own wisdom for years and achieved little or nothing; why not try another method—depending on God’s wisdom this year?

To rely on God’s wisdom is to obey His Word in every situation of life. God’s ways are not our ways, and His thoughts are not our thoughts. As the heavens are higher than the earth, so are His ways higher than our ways and His thoughts higher than our thoughts (Isaiah 55:8–9). Walking with God requires humility—the humility to submit our understanding to His superior insight.

Choosing God’s way demands a deliberate decision. Peter toiled all night and caught nothing, despite exhausting all his professional skills and experience. Then Jesus gave an instruction that did not make natural sense, but thank God Peter obeyed. Had he relied solely on his professional knowledge, he would have gone home empty-handed. Luke 5:1-11 Obedience to divine instruction opened the door to uncommon results.

This year, lay aside your limited wisdom and rely on God’s superior wisdom. Surrender the management of your life to Jesus Christ. Put Him in the driver’s seat and allow Him to direct you like a spiritual Google Map. As you seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, every other thing you desire shall be added unto you.

Prayer Nugget: Father, I surrender my understanding to You this year. Lead me by Your wisdom, order my steps by Your Word, and help me to trust You completely in Jesus’ name.

Bible in One Year: Genesis 13-17

Date: Saturday, 3rd January, 2026

Text: Jonah 1:1–17

Author: Pastor Adedeji Fadehan

Exhortation:

The story of Jonah is rich with deep spiritual lessons. The fleeing prophet carried a clear call of God upon his life, yet he chose the path of disobedience and went his own way—and the judgment of God followed. If that were all, the story would have been straightforward.

However, the narrative becomes more sobering when we see that Jonah’s personal disobedience brought severe consequences upon those who journeyed with him. The sailors on his ship suffered great losses as they struggled to manage the violent storm. They exhausted every natural and professional effort to save the situation, yet the storm only grew fiercer.

When a human or demonic enemy attacks, one can cry to God for deliverance. But when it is God Himself who is contending, who then can intervene? The storm that confronted Jonah was personally sent by God (Jonah 1:4), making his situation both unique and dangerous for everyone around him.

The only workable solution was the removal of Jonah from the ship. This year, you must be willing to identify and separate from your “Jonahs” if you do not want to suffer avoidable losses. God’s desire is that you do not suffer loss, but wisdom demands precaution.

Beware of those you journey with in 2026. Not everyone should be on your ship. Not everyone shares your vision, values, or divine assignment. Be discerning and spiritually sensitive. As you walk in wisdom, you will land safely this year—not with losses, but with great gains, in Jesus’ name.

Prayer Nugget: Father, in the name of Jesus, deliver me from associations that attract divine contention, and align my journey with people who advance your purpose for my destiny, in Jesus’ name.

Bible in One Year: Genesis 9-12

Date: Friday, 2nd January, 2026

Text: Genesis 11:1–9

Author: Pastor Adedeji Fadehan

Exhortation:

The Tower of Babel idea sounded humanly good. It was a project aimed at building a city and a tower whose top would reach heaven, with the intention of making a name for the builders so that they would not be scattered across the face of the earth. The vision was so captivating that everybody was involved. Much energy was invested in the work. Their unity and teamwork were top-notch—highly impressive.

When God came down to see the city and the tower, He acknowledged that their unity was strong enough to complete the project if nothing hindered them. Yet, despite how impressive their imagination appeared, God Himself—not the devil—introduced confusion into their midst, and the project was abandoned.

God opposed their work because their plans did not align with His agenda for mankind. His purpose was not for humanity to cluster together in one place to make a name for themselves, but rather to “Be fruitful, multiply, and replenish the whole earth, and subdue it” (Genesis 1:27–28).

This year, always pause to think before implementing any idea that comes to your mind. Check with the Word of God to be sure your plans do not contradict divine purpose. Do not rush into every joint venture; ensure you are not unknowingly involved in any conspiracy against God’s plan.

For instance, those championing homosexuality, same-sex marriage, and other acts of perversion should repent, because such actions directly oppose God’s agenda for marriage. When you continually attack God’s plan, you position yourself as His adversary.

Action Nugget: Align yourself with God’s divine agenda this year, and success shall be yours in Jesus’ name.

Bible in One Year: Genesis 5–8

Date: Thursday, 1^st January, 2026

Text: Psalm 65:11-13

Author: Pastor Adedeji Fadehan

Exhortation:

The New Year does not begin empty; it begins crowned. The Psalmist declares, “Thou crownest the year with Thy goodness” (Psalm 65:11). This means 2026 is already decorated with divine favour, abundance, and intentional blessings. What God crowns cannot be cursed, and what He ordains cannot be reversed.

God’s goodness is not confined to holy places alone; it overflows into the paths we walk daily. The Scripture says His paths “drop fatness” (Psalm 65:11), meaning every step taken under divine direction releases provision and progress. Even ordinary journeys become channels of extraordinary supply.

The wilderness rejoices and the pastures are clothed because God speaks fruitfulness into barren places (Psalm 65:12–13). Hills, valleys, and fields respond to His command with increase and joy. As this year unfolds, every dry area of your life shall receive heaven’s rain.

The fields shout for joy and sing because God’s goodness produces visible testimony (Psalm 65:13). This year will not be silent concerning you; it will speak in blessings and breakthroughs. May 2026 respond to you with praise, increase, and undeniable evidence of God’s hand.

Happy New Year!

Prayer Nugget:Father, as You have crowned this year with Your goodness, let every step I take in 2026 release increase, fruitfulness, and joy, and let every dry place in my life respond to Your divine abundance, in Jesus’ name.

Bible in One Year: Genesis 1-4

Date: Wednesday, 31^st December 2025

Text: Exodus 33:14-15

Author: Pastor Adedeji Fadehan

Exhortation:

You can’t afford to enter the New Year alone. You need the Presence of the One who knows the end from the beginning (Isaiah 46:10). Only His Presence can straighten crooked paths, silence unseen battles, and make your journey into 2026 fruitful and successful (Isaiah 45:2).

Moses understood this truth clearly on the journey to the Promised Land. He cried to the Lord, “If Thy presence go not with me, carry us not up hence” (Exodus 33:15). Moses knew that progress without God’s Presence is dangerous, and arrival without God is failure. God reassured him saying, “My presence shall go with thee, and I will give thee rest” (Exodus 33:14). Rest is the reward of divine companionship.

The Presence of the Lord was with Jacob in Laban’s house, and even an idol worshipper prospered because of it (Genesis 30:27). This same grace followed Joseph. Scripture records repeatedly that “the Lord was with Joseph” (Genesis 39:2, 21). As a slave and as a prisoner, God’s Presence made him a carrier of favour, so much so that Potiphar’s house was blessed because of Joseph (Genesis 39:5).

As you step into the New Year, may the Presence of God go with you. May He surround you with favour as with a shield (Psalm 5:12). Where others struggle, may His Presence make the difference for you. Where doors are shut, may His Presence open them. Where journeys are uncertain, may His Presence secure your steps (Psalm 37:23). Let us pray.

Prayer Nuggets:

1. Father, I thank You for Your abiding Presence that has preserved me throughout 2025..
2. Father, as I enter 2026, do not let me take a single step without Your Presence going with me.
3. O God, please, go ahead of me in the New Year and straighten every crooked path before me in Jesus name.
4. Let Your Presence bring rest to my soul, peace to my home, and stability to my destiny in 2026.
5. By Your Presence, let favour accompany me everywhere I go, even in unfamiliar territories in Jesus name.
6. Lord, make me a carrier of your tremendous blessing in 2026; let others be blessed because You are with me.
7. Father, let Your Presence distinguish me for good and cause me to finish strong in the coming year in Jesus name.

Bible in One Year: Revelation 22

Date: Tuesday, 30^th December 2025

Text: Psalm 65:11

Author: Pastor Adedeji Fadehan

Prayer Nuggets:

1. Father, I thank you for preserving my life, my family, and my destiny throughout this year. Thank You for victories seen and unseen, lessons learned, and the grace that sustained me to the end in Jesus name.
2. Lord, as I step into 2026, I plead for your mercy. Let every error, weakness, and shortcoming in my life be covered by the blood of Jesus, and let mercy speak for me in all areas.
3. Father, order my steps in 2026. Lead me in the path of your will, and do not allow me to make mistakes. Let your voice be clear to me in every decision.
4. O Lord, guide me daily by Your Spirit. Let Your Word be my compass, and keep confusion, misdirection, and error far from my journey in 2026.
5. Father, let your favour go before me in the new year. Cause me to be accepted where I am least expected, and open doors of opportunity for me effortlessly.
6. Lord, connect me with helpers ordained for my life and destiny in 2026. Raise men and women who will speak for me, stand with me, and lift me into my divine assignment.
7. Father, release uncommon grace upon me as I cross into the New Year. Give me strength beyond my natural ability, grace to excel, and capacity to do what I could not do before.
8. Lord, surprise me pleasantly in 2026. Let testimonies replace tears, joy replace sorrow, and let good news locate me unexpectedly.
9. Father, be my shield and defense in the New Year. Preserve me from evil, accidents, sickness, and untimely death, and secure my household by your power.
10. Lord, let 2026 be a year of fulfillment, growth, and tangible progress for me. Help me to finish well, walk in peace, and glorify your name in all that I do in Jesus name.

Bible in One Year: Revelation 20-21

Date: Monday, 29^th December 2025

Text: Isaiah 46:1-3

Author: Pastor Adedeji Fadehan

Exhortation:

As we round off the year, God’s desire is that you end well and finish strong. This season is filled with journeys, activities, and many responsibilities, and it is easy for anxiety to rise as people think about what lies ahead. Yet God’s promise stands sure: you will not end in confusion or fear, but in peace.

The Word of God assures us, “Say to the righteous, it shall be well with him” (Isaiah 3:10). If your life is under the lordship of Jesus Christ, you can be confident that God is in control. But if you have not yet surrendered to Him, this is a good moment to turn to Christ in genuine repentance and faith.

When Jesus is the captain of your life, fear has no place. He is the Prince of Peace who calms every storm and the refuge that protects us in times of trouble. No matter how unstable situations may appear, His presence brings safety and rest.

The psalmist declares that God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble (Psalm 46:1–3). As this year comes to an end, choose to trust Him completely, rest in His promises, and step into the new season with confidence and hope.

Prayer Nugget:Father, please,help me to end well and finish strong in your peace in Jesus name.

Bible in One Year: Revelation 18-19

Date: Sunday, 28^th December 2025

Text: John 15:8

Author: Pastor Adedeji Fadehan

Exhortation:

Fruitfulness is the final sign of true discipleship. Jesus said, “By this My Father is glorified, that you bear much fruit; so you will be My disciples” (John 15:8). It is not about being busy, but about producing results that honor God. True disciples reflect Christ in their character, influence others for good, and make lasting impact.

This growth comes from staying close to Christ (John 15:5). Without a close relationship with Him, spiritual life becomes dry. Prayer, obedience, and living in God’s Word keep the believer connected to the Vine. When the heart stays aligned with God, results will show—love in action, souls won, prayers answered, and lives changed.

Growth also requires pruning (John 15:2). God removes distractions, adjusts relationships, and corrects attitudes so a believer can produce more. A disciple must accept God’s correction, knowing it prepares them for greater purpose. Though it may be painful, it leads to increase.

God desires followers who leave a lasting spiritual harvest for generations. This is about legacy—what remains after a person is gone. When a disciple lives connected, obedient, and fully yielded to God, heaven rejoices and lives are transformed. This is the true meaning of discipleship.

Prayer Nugget: Father, let my life bring honor to you and produce lasting results for your glory in Jesus name.

Bible in One Year: Revelation 15-17

Date: Saturday, 27^th December 2025

Text: Hebrews 12:1–2

Author: Pastor Adedeji Fadehan

Exhortation:

Endurance means staying faithful to God until the end. Jesus stayed on the cross because of the joy ahead of Him (Hebrews 12:2). A disciple must learn to stay strong through pressure, temptation, waiting, and hard times. This grace turns weakness into strength and struggles into testimonies.

Strength comes from focus. Disciples must keep their eyes on Jesus, not on problems. When we look to Him, we receive peace (Isaiah 26:3) and firm footing (Psalm 16:8). Clear focus brings courage and helps believers remain steady. Since Christ stayed faithful, His followers must do the same.

This quality shows genuine discipleship. The Bible says, “He who continues to the end shall be saved” (Matthew 24:13). The enemy tries to weaken believers through distraction, discouragement, and deceit. However, those grounded in God’s Word and prayer remain firm in every season (Colossians 1:11).

Faithfulness under pressure brings reward (James 1:12). God honors those who do not give up. This process builds strong believers—spiritually mature, dependable, and ready for God’s use. It develops inner strength and leaves an eternal impact.

Prayer Nugget: Father, give me strength to remain faithful in every trial and to finish my race strong in Jesus name.

Bible in One Year: Revelation 12-14

Date: Friday, 26^th December 2025

Text: Nehemiah 8:10

Author: Pastor Adedeji Fadehan

Exhortation:

Joy is the strength of a disciple. The word of God says, “The joy of the Lord is your strength” (Nehemiah 8:10). This joy is deeper than happiness. It is a steady confidence in God, not based on situations. A disciple who has joy stays strong in trials, peaceful in trouble, and thankful even when there is lack (Habakkuk 3:17–18).

This joy is a fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22). It grows as we walk closely with God, obey His Word, and trust His control over all things (Romans 15:13). Such joy pushes away fear, discouragement, and anxiety, keeping the disciple spiritually alive and strong.

It also works as a spiritual weapon. When Paul and Silas praised God in prison, their chains were broken (Acts 16:25–26). The enemy does not understand peace during suffering. Praise and gladness lift the spirit, open doors from Heaven, and invite God’s intervention (Isaiah 12:3).

Every disciple must protect this fruit of the Spirit. Bitterness takes it away, worry weakens it, and sin destroys it. Lost joy can be restored through genuine repentance, worship, gratitude, and fellowship with the Holy Spirit (Psalm 51:12). A joyful disciple cannot be easily broken.

Prayer Nugget: Father, fill my heart with unshakeable joy that strengthens my spirit in Jesus name.

Bible in One Year: Revelation 5-11