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Isaiah 48 - 7-11

I need a full understanding of this passage in the bible Isaiah 48 - 7-11.

Kayode

Response from Rev. & Mrs Nike Adeyemi

I have been a child of God since i was a teenager. I believe in Gods ability to take care of all my needs if i obey and honour him with my life. but i noticed i have been due for marriage now and there seems to be an unusual delay. i have never had a relationship with the opposite sex that could lead to marriage. Most times i feel so all alone and wonder why my desire to get settled maritally seems not to be coming to pass. Please i need counsels and prayers because since my graduation from the university there have been some pressures from my family that calls for me to get settled. I believe God can use you as a channel.
O . E IFEOMA, Port Harcourt.

Response from Rev. & Mrs Nike Adeyemi

Suggestion

This is just a suggestion. I appreciate what Rev. Adeyemi has been doing. His comments have been incisive and holy Ghost inspired. But I will like his wife or another woman to also attend to these serious issues. Women have a peculiar way handling these matters. I have read his wife's handling of cases. She acts like a mother. Women are better counselors than men. In my church, I prefer to speak to women counselors than men. I am not saying men are not doing well, but women are better. If its possible, as he gives his opinion, let his wife also attend. I like her intros.
The Lord bless you both.
Emmanuel

Response from Mrs Nike Adeyemi

You are blessed Brother Olaitan. Thanks for the obedience. God will save your daughter and her Mum. We will surely be praying along with you.

Re: My Love Child is troubling me:

Let me first of all thank the facilitators of this website for this opportunity given me and people like me to voice out our pains to capable people who can help us.

I also thank Madam counselor for the frank manner she handled my case which I have since read and is published on the front page of this website. I guess this was done to help others in my situation. I thank you all.

I have since acted on the advise. I have returned to the child. I now pay her school fees. Take care of her. Did her birthday for her. I even chat with her mother more regularly in spite of the fact that I am not married to her. But I let our chat have limits. I chat with her because of the daughter. I am happy and they are all happy.

But for this advise, I would have been so unhappy with myself and refuse to take care of her on account of religion. However, I want you all to pray with me so that in some years to come, I will be able to claim my daughter and show her the way of the Lord.

Bless you all.
Olaitan

Response from Rev. Mrs Nike Adeyemi

You are blessed Brother Olaitan.
Thanks for the obedience. God will save your daughter and her Mum.
We will surely be praying along with you.

What is Deliverance?
I want to know if deliverance is a necessary step to overcoming family challenges or personal challenges. I have not done one before but I need to know if, in my quest for solution to my problems, I need to do one.

Another issue is I don't want to fall into wrong hands. So many pastors cant be trusted these days in Nigeria. We don't know who is who again.
Taiwo Hassan,
Lagos.

Response from Rev. Mrs Nike Adeyemi

You cannot say at what point Deliverance may be necessary as a child of God, but what I understand is that Deliverance is for every Child of God even the Minister of the Gospel at times, whether it is used to solve personal or family issues does not come to play but after all said and done to witness evident solution to your problems is the concern. Children of God had always resolve to the use of Deliverance when they are at cross road of life and had used that to cross over their hurdles and problems. On the other hand, you may be able to know a true Pastor by their fruits. Any Pastor that doesn't believe that Jesus came in the flesh and died for our sins and preach about this, is not a true Pastor.

Those that do not Preach the balanced truth of the word of God e.g. Preaching about holiness, repentance from sins, coming Judgment of Christ, reconciliation of the world, discipleship Holy communion/breaking of bread, and evangelism a must is not part of God's Kingdom. Watch those that limits their preaching to Prosperity alone. I am not saying here that Prosperity is not part of the true Church, but those Pastors that forces their brethren into borrowings and even loans in the name of Christ may not be worshipping the true God.

Any vision that God had commission, there are always a Provision for such vision, not until you start to beg and force your members. God can send to you faithful disciples in tithe and offering to sustain His ministries if you are a faithful servant of God. Finally watch the disciples such Pastors are able to raise and depend on the Holy- Spirit of God for discernment and direction. Rev Yomi Adeyemi CFM UK

Help me before I lose three Children. (Mrs. BAA writes again)

Hello Madam,
I am Betty, the lady who wrote in many months ago about the sin I committed with an old boyfriend while in Nigeria. You titled my ordeal Help me before I lose three Children. I thank you all for your support and prayers. I am fully settled in America. I have re-established contact with my husband. He has not re-married. He now allows me to speak with my Children and he has said if I can help them to come to me in America, I should. This is the greatest news all my life. I even send him money because I learnt he is not finding it easy with the children because of the economic situation at home. Anytime I tried speaking like his wife, he rebuffs me, or drop the call or do something that shows me that though he was hurt, but he still loves me.

I know this is not my making. If he is my husband that I know, I know in a matter of months we shall be back. He once told me that since I left more than a year ago, he has not slept with another woman. I want to believe him. He was like that. I betrayed him. He said his mother is pestering him to remarry and they are pushing one Polytechnic graduate to him. But he said he has never seen that lady as a replacement for me. I am asking God to carry out a surgical operation in his heart and bring us to full restoration. I ask God to restore my home. I want my home back. Living as a single woman is fraught with sorrows. I am working to bring my children here, and possibly, him too, because I cant go back to Nigeria and face those people.

I seize this opportunity to thank you Madam for your advices, you, your husband, Topsie Ade in London and Godwin, that guy who abused me in pidgin English. You and your husband responses to me, after my husband turned nasty, re-assured me that God has not finished with me.

Madam, I am ok today. God has restored me. I have a great job. I am doing well in the Church here. But for the fact that I am still ashamed to face my past, I would have either come to see you in England or invite you here. I am in Ohio. Since I came here, no boyfriend, no relationship, no sex. God knows. Oh, I regret what I did.

Please join me in prayers that I will have my home back, not in Nigeria but here in Ohio. That may my husband be hungry for me. That may he forgive me totally and forget the past. Moreover, that my children, now healthy, forgive me and be here with me before end of April in Jesus name.
Thank you madam. I cannot thank you enough.
Betty.

Response from Rev. Mrs Nike Adeyemi

We all read through the result of your complete obedience to the Holy Spirit. The beginning of obedience is always very painful but the end is what you are reaping now. Meditate on Psa 30:5. Weeping may only endure for a night but Joy comes in the morning. I strongly believe with you that very soon, you will forget the labour of your youth and begin a marital bliss. We shall join you here in prayers until your better becomes best and your home is restored. Hope to hear from you soon.
Rev Yomi Adeyemi CFM UK

Stole books
When I was a young boy, I loved reading books but I had no money to buy. My parents were too poor to afford judging by the fact that my country Angola went through war for a very long time. So I stole so many books from a public library in Luanda, Angola. Today, I have a phd and well remunerated in a company here in Estonia.
Recently, I visited home and found out that the library is empty. All books gone and the younger generations have no books to read. I could have stole about 30 books from the library. I confessed to my wife and she said I should go and tell my pastor or go to the library and tell them and make restitutions. Is this right? This will expose me to public ridicule. Don't you think so?
Jean B.,
Estonia.

Pastor,
Thanks for your immediate answer. I just saw it and had to respond. I agree that I will do restitution. But the question is should I confess all these to my pastor as my wife suggests? Or go to the library and tell them? Wont restitution expose me to ridicule? How can I do it neatly?
Jean.

Response from Rev. & Mrs Nike Adeyemi

What an amazing story to hear. You have stole through your PHD and now you are sad to reflect on your past experience to PHD level.
My brother, you require restitution and this involve your returning those Books you have stolen and even buying an additional new ones to the library. Your past lives of stealing might have deprived many Children of books to read and have resulted in their failure, no wonder Children like these become culprits instead of becoming graduates like yourself. But you can genuinely repent today and make amends
The Bible has this to say in Exo 22:4 " If the thief be certainly found in his hand alive whether it be ox or ass or sheep, he shall restore double.
Meditate on Lev.6:4 and the confession of Zacchaeus in LK 19: 1-8
Some believers however do not believe in Restitution but the Bible teaches and commands it, most especially if you want to experience peace of the mind and that of God plus true blessings.
I anticipate a reply very soon of your obedience and any other question that may come out of this. Bless you.

Rev Yomi Adeyemi
CFM UK

Response to Jean Queries
You can make the confession/restitution to your Pastor, who in turn will direct you how to make the restitution in the Library.
I must confess that making the restitution cannot lead to any shame because God is the authour of restitution and would see this as Obedience. Do not think of shame, because you are on your way to double honour if you completely obey pls.

Rev Yomi Adeyemi
Christ Foundation Min. UK