WAPA Daily Word Dose With Pst. Thomas Daudu Shigiri

TAKE A LITTLE OF YOUR TIME TODAY TO READ THIS MINDFUL WORD DOSE WITH PST GOD'S SERVANT PST. THOMAS DAUDU SHIGIRI.
TOPIC: EMPOWERING SATAN TO AFFLICT YOU. YOU ARE THE ONE GIVING SUPPLY TO HIM THE POWER HE USES AGAINST YOU.

Text: Proverbs 16:7 – “When a man’s ways please the LORD, He makes even his enemies to be at peace with him.”

There is a powerful spiritual truth every believer must understand: Satan can only use what you give him. He has no authority of his own over a child of God. Any foothold he gains is often the result of what we permit through disobedience, fear, compromise, or ignorance.

When your ways please the Lord, Scripture says even your enemies lose their ability to trouble you. That means the moment you align your life with God’s will, the supply line of satanic affliction is cut off. Satan depends on open doors—anger, bitterness, unforgiveness, disobedience, wrong habits, worldly alliances—to attack. Shut the door, and his power breaks immediately.

Just like a fire dies when fuel is removed, the attacks of the enemy lose strength when you stop feeding them. You starve the devil when you choose righteousness, obedience, forgiveness, holiness, and a life of constant fellowship with God.

👉 You Empower Satan When You:
Live in hidden sin
Hold onto bitterness and offense
Walk outside God’s instructions
Give in to fear and unbelief
Speak negative, faithless words

👉 YOU DISARM SATAN WHEN YOU:

Please God in your daily decisions
Walk in obedience
Forgive quickly
Guard your heart and mind
Resist the devil steadfastly in faith

🔥 DECLARATION:
Father, I shut every door I have opened to the enemy. From today, my life will please You, and every enemy—seen and unseen—shall be at peace with me. I refuse to empower Satan any longer. I walk in victory, authority, and alignment with Your will. Amen.

REMEMBER:
When your ways please the Lord, the enemy loses his weapon. Don’t supply power to the one Christ has already defeated for you.

Bow your head right now and pray as the Spirit of God will lead you.
For how long will you keep empowering Satan against your life and family? It's a strong matter today.

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PASTOR THOMAS DAUDU SHIGIRI HAS COME UP AGAIN WITH ANOTHER DOSE OF FACT THAT YOU MUST NOT IGNORE.

WHY MANY CHILDREN PROSPER LESS THAN THEIR PARENTS & SOMETIMES DIE EARLY

Text: Ephesians 6:2–3
“Honor thy father and mother; which is the first commandment with promise;
That it may be well with thee, and thou mayest live long on the earth.”

Paul reveals two promises tied to honoring parents:
WELL-BEING — “that it may be well with you”
LONG LIFE — “that you may live long on the earth”
When these principles are broken, the opposite often happens.

1. Children Break the Principle That Brought Prosperity to Their Parents

Many parents prosper because they lived by the principles of:
discipline
contentment
hard work
patience
obedience
respect for authority
fear of God
Children who abandon these same values naturally prosper less.
Parents prosper through principles.
Children suffer when they abandon those principles.

2. DISHONOR BLOCKS PROSPERITY
Honor is a spiritual seed.
When children dishonor their parents—through rebellion, disrespect, stubbornness, or disobedience—they disconnect from the grace that helps destinies rise.

Dishonor shuts doors.
Honor opens doors.

“THAT IT MAY BE WELL WITH YOU” MEANS:

Favor will follow you
Doors will open
God will defend you
Your life will be meaningful
When honor is lost, these blessings are lost.

3. DISOBEDIENCE LEADS TO WRONG CHOICES THAT KILL PROSPERITY
Children who do not honor parents often:
Choose wrong friends
Follow bad lifestyles
Misuse money
Neglect education or skills
Fall into crime, addiction, or immorality
Ignore spiritual counsel
These decisions destroy prosperity and shorten life.
Parents prosper because they avoid these traps.

4. SPIRITUAL COVERING IS LOST WHEN HONOR IS LOST
Parents provide spiritual covering—through:
prayer
blessing
counsel
protection
When children rebel, they step outside this covering.

Without that covering, the enemy gains access.
This leads to:
setbacks
struggles
limitations
premature death

5. MOST PARENTS ARE MORE DISCIPLINED AND STRUCTURED
With age comes maturity.
Parents are more:
cautious
prayerful
experienced
patient
strategic
These qualities produce prosperity and long life.
Children, driven by speed, emotion, and peers, may act recklessly and endanger their future.

6. EPHESIANS 6:2–3 IS A SPIRITUAL LAW
God said what He meant:
Honor → Wellness → Long life
Dishonor → Hardship → Short life
Many children prosper less and die earlier because they violate this divine order.
It is not that God is unfair.
It is that they stepped outside the path God provided for their prosperity and protection.

Conclusion:
Parents often prosper more and live longer not because they are luckier, but because they walk in:
honor
obedience
wisdom
discipline
divine protection
Children who ignore these principles naturally experience the opposite.

Prayer:
Father, restore the spirit of honor in our families. Let children embrace obedience and wisdom, so they may prosper and live long as You promised. Amen.

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TODAY'S WORD DOSE WITH PST. THOMAS DAUDU SHIGIRI

TOPIC: “WALK AS GOD’S CHILDREN”

Ephesians 5:1 — “Be imitators of God, therefore, as beloved children.”

Paul calls us to a simple but powerful standard: imitate God. This is not about trying to be perfect in our own strength; it’s about living as children who already belong to Him. Children naturally reflect the character of the one who raises them. In the same way, we reflect God when we love, forgive, and walk in purity.

To imitate God is to let His nature shape our daily choices—how we speak, how we respond, how we treat others. When His love fills our hearts, His character flows through our lives.

Prayer: Lord, help me reflect Your heart today. Let my life show that I am truly Your child. Amen.

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Topic: Walking Worthy of Your Calling

Text: Ephesians 4:1 – “I therefore, the prisoner of the Lord, beseech you that ye walk worthy of the vocation wherewith ye are called.”

Paul reminds us that salvation is not just a gift to enjoy; it is a calling to live out. After explaining the riches of God’s grace in the earlier chapters, he now pleads: “walk worthy.”

Remember Who Called You
You are not called by a man, a church, or a title. You are called by the Lord Himself. This means your life must reflect the One who called you—His holiness, His love, His patience, His truth. When you know who called you, you will be careful how you live.

Your Walk Must Match Your Words
Many talk like Christians on Sunday but walk like unbelievers during the week. Paul says, “walk worthy”—let your conduct agree with your confession. Your attitude at home, your integrity at work, your behavior online should all say, “I belong to Jesus.”

Grace Has a Lifestyle
The calling we received is by grace, but grace produces a new lifestyle. You were called out of darkness, so don’t walk back into it. You were called into God’s family, so walk in unity, humility, and love (Eph. 4:2–3).

Prayer:
Lord, thank You for calling me as Your own. Help me today to walk in a way that matches Your calling— in my thoughts, my words, and my actions. Let my life be a clear evidence that I belong to You. Amen.

TOPIC: WALKING WORTHY OF YOUR CALLING

Text: Ephesians 4:1 – “I therefore, the prisoner of the Lord, beseech you that ye walk worthy of the vocation wherewith ye are called.”

Paul reminds us that salvation is not just a gift to enjoy; it is a calling to live out. After explaining the riches of God’s grace in the earlier chapters, he now pleads: “walk worthy.”

Remember Who Called You
You are not called by a man, a church, or a title. You are called by the Lord Himself. This means your life must reflect the One who called you—His holiness, His love, His patience, His truth. When you know who called you, you will be careful how you live.

Your Walk Must Match Your Words
Many talk like Christians on Sunday but walk like unbelievers during the week. Paul says, “walk worthy”—let your conduct agree with your confession. Your attitude at home, your integrity at work, your behavior online should all say, “I belong to Jesus.”

Grace Has a Lifestyle
The calling we received is by grace, but grace produces a new lifestyle. You were called out of darkness, so don’t walk back into it. You were called into God’s family, so walk in unity, humility, and love (Eph. 4:2–3).

Prayer:
Lord, thank You for calling me as Your own. Help me today to walk in a way that matches Your calling— in my thoughts, my words, and my actions. Let my life be a clear evidence that I belong to You. Amen.

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Lord, help me to see every season of my life as part of Your divine plan.

Get details from today's word dose below.
Topic: A Prisoner with a Purpose

Text: Ephesians 3:1 – “For this reason I, Paul, the prisoner of Christ Jesus for you Gentiles—”
Paul writes this verse from prison, yet he does not call himself a prisoner of Rome but a prisoner of Christ Jesus. He saw his situation not as a setback but as part of God’s divine assignment. His chains were not a sign of defeat but a doorway for the gospel to reach the Gentiles.
This teaches us an important truth:
Your circumstances do not determine your purpose—God does.
Even when life feels restrictive, God can use that season to advance His work through you. Sometimes what looks like confinement is actually divine positioning.
Paul’s imprisonment produced letters that still bless the world today. Likewise, the seasons that seem like limitations in your life may become testimonies that bless others.
Reflection:
Are you seeing your challenges through the eyes of frustration or through the lens of purpose?
Prayer:
Lord, help me to see every season of my life as part of Your divine plan. Use my challenges to bring glory to Your name and blessings to others. Amen.