• God Sees What Nobody Else Sees (Matthew 6:4)

    Have you ever done something good and nobody noticed?

    You helped someone, but nobody thanked you.

    You worked hard, but someone else received the recognition.

    You prayed for someone privately, but they never knew.

    You remained faithful when walking away would have been easier.

    You chose integrity when nobody would have known if you had compromised.

    Sometimes it can feel discouraging.

    We naturally want to be recognized.

    We want someone to say:

    “Well done.”

    “I appreciate you.”

    “I saw what you did.”

    But Jesus reminds us of something powerful:

    God sees.

    In Matthew 6, Jesus teaches about giving, praying, and serving without doing these things simply to receive recognition from people.

    He reminds us that our heavenly Father sees what is done in secret.

    That means your quiet faithfulness matters.

    The prayer nobody heard matters.

    The kindness nobody noticed matters.

    The sacrifice nobody applauded matters.

    The temptation you resisted when nobody was watching matters.

    The decision to tell the truth when lying would have benefited you matters.

    The time you spent encouraging someone matters.

    The work you do with excellence even when your supervisor isn't watching matters.

    God sees it all.

    We live in a culture that often measures success by visibility.

    How many people saw it?

    How many likes did it receive?

    How many followers did it attract?

    How many people applauded?

    But God's measurement system is different.

    He looks at the heart.

    You can have thousands of people watching you and still have the wrong motives.

    You can also serve quietly with nobody watching and deeply honour God.

    Jesus Himself often withdrew from crowds to pray.

    He wasn't constantly seeking attention.

    He knew His identity came from the Father.

    And that's something we need to learn too.

    You don't have to perform for people when you are secure in God's approval.

    This doesn't mean recognition is always bad.

    Encouragement is good.

    Appreciation is good.

    Celebrating someone's achievement is good.

    But don't allow applause to become the reason you do what is right.

    If people praise you, remain humble.

    If they don't, remain faithful.

    If people notice, thank God.

    If they overlook you, keep going.

    Your reward isn't ultimately determined by people's opinions.

    There may be moments when your work feels invisible.

    A parent caring for a family.

    A student studying late at night.

    A worker doing an honest job.

    A Christian quietly serving at church.

    Someone praying for their family every morning.

    Someone choosing purity in a culture that celebrates compromise.

    Someone forgiving instead of seeking revenge.

    Someone sharing Jesus with a friend who is struggling.

    The world may never know the full story.

    But God does.

    Don't underestimate the power of hidden faithfulness.

    A tree grows from roots that most people never see.

    In the same way, some of the most important things God is doing in your life may be happening beneath the surface.

    Your character is developing.

    Your faith is becoming stronger.

    Your patience is growing.

    Your relationship with God is deepening.

    Your obedience is being tested.

    And one day, the fruit may become visible.

    So don't quit simply because nobody is applauding.

    Don't compromise simply because nobody seems to care.

    Don't stop doing good because someone else received the credit.

    Don't abandon your calling because your work isn't immediately recognized.

    Be faithful.

    Do what is right.

    Serve with the right heart.

    Love people.

    Obey God.

    And leave recognition in His hands.

    Remember Joseph.

    He served faithfully even when he was in prison.

    There was no glamorous platform.

    No crowd cheering for him.

    No obvious evidence that his future would become great.

    But God was with him.

    Eventually, God opened the door at the right time.

    Your current position may not be your final destination.

    Your hidden season may be preparing you for something you cannot see yet.

    So keep planting.

    Keep serving.

    Keep praying.

    Keep learning.

    Keep doing good.

    And don't forget:

    God sees what people don't see.

    Your heavenly Father knows your heart.

    He knows your motives.

    He knows your sacrifices.

    He knows your struggles.

    He knows the battles you fight privately.

    And His approval is worth more than the applause of the world.

    You don't need everyone to notice your faithfulness. You only need to remain faithful to the One who sees everything.

    Today, do one good thing without expecting recognition.

    Help someone.

    Encourage someone.

    Pray for someone.

    Serve quietly.

    Give generously.

    And don't worry about whether anyone notices.

    God sees.

    Are you willing to remain faithful even when nobody is watching or applauding?

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    God Sees What Nobody Else Sees (Matthew 6:4) Have you ever done something good and nobody noticed? You helped someone, but nobody thanked you. You worked hard, but someone else received the recognition. You prayed for someone privately, but they never knew. You remained faithful when walking away would have been easier. You chose integrity when nobody would have known if you had compromised. Sometimes it can feel discouraging. We naturally want to be recognized. We want someone to say: “Well done.” “I appreciate you.” “I saw what you did.” But Jesus reminds us of something powerful: God sees. In Matthew 6, Jesus teaches about giving, praying, and serving without doing these things simply to receive recognition from people. He reminds us that our heavenly Father sees what is done in secret. That means your quiet faithfulness matters. The prayer nobody heard matters. The kindness nobody noticed matters. The sacrifice nobody applauded matters. The temptation you resisted when nobody was watching matters. The decision to tell the truth when lying would have benefited you matters. The time you spent encouraging someone matters. The work you do with excellence even when your supervisor isn't watching matters. God sees it all. We live in a culture that often measures success by visibility. How many people saw it? How many likes did it receive? How many followers did it attract? How many people applauded? But God's measurement system is different. He looks at the heart. You can have thousands of people watching you and still have the wrong motives. You can also serve quietly with nobody watching and deeply honour God. Jesus Himself often withdrew from crowds to pray. He wasn't constantly seeking attention. He knew His identity came from the Father. And that's something we need to learn too. You don't have to perform for people when you are secure in God's approval. This doesn't mean recognition is always bad. Encouragement is good. Appreciation is good. Celebrating someone's achievement is good. But don't allow applause to become the reason you do what is right. If people praise you, remain humble. If they don't, remain faithful. If people notice, thank God. If they overlook you, keep going. Your reward isn't ultimately determined by people's opinions. There may be moments when your work feels invisible. A parent caring for a family. A student studying late at night. A worker doing an honest job. A Christian quietly serving at church. Someone praying for their family every morning. Someone choosing purity in a culture that celebrates compromise. Someone forgiving instead of seeking revenge. Someone sharing Jesus with a friend who is struggling. The world may never know the full story. But God does. Don't underestimate the power of hidden faithfulness. A tree grows from roots that most people never see. In the same way, some of the most important things God is doing in your life may be happening beneath the surface. Your character is developing. Your faith is becoming stronger. Your patience is growing. Your relationship with God is deepening. Your obedience is being tested. And one day, the fruit may become visible. So don't quit simply because nobody is applauding. Don't compromise simply because nobody seems to care. Don't stop doing good because someone else received the credit. Don't abandon your calling because your work isn't immediately recognized. Be faithful. Do what is right. Serve with the right heart. Love people. Obey God. And leave recognition in His hands. Remember Joseph. He served faithfully even when he was in prison. There was no glamorous platform. No crowd cheering for him. No obvious evidence that his future would become great. But God was with him. Eventually, God opened the door at the right time. Your current position may not be your final destination. Your hidden season may be preparing you for something you cannot see yet. So keep planting. Keep serving. Keep praying. Keep learning. Keep doing good. And don't forget: God sees what people don't see. Your heavenly Father knows your heart. He knows your motives. He knows your sacrifices. He knows your struggles. He knows the battles you fight privately. And His approval is worth more than the applause of the world. You don't need everyone to notice your faithfulness. You only need to remain faithful to the One who sees everything. Today, do one good thing without expecting recognition. Help someone. Encourage someone. Pray for someone. Serve quietly. Give generously. And don't worry about whether anyone notices. God sees. Are you willing to remain faithful even when nobody is watching or applauding? #GodSees #Matthew64 #Faithfulness #ServeGod #GodsApproval #FaithInAction #ChristianLiving #ChristianYouth #DoGood #JesusSaves #ShareJesus #DailyFaith #Lordsbook #JMSM #KNKA
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  • What do you do when you don't know where the road leads?

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  • GLORIOUS SUNDAY SERMON OF
    23RD AUGUST 2026

    Beloved of God, welcome to this amazing gathering of God's children. As we are about to hear from the throne of mercy, I declared that you will not come in vain, and you will not go empty handed.
    But before we share the word of God, let us pray

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    LESSON: PSALM 139: 23-24.

    TOPIC:
    WHEN GOD LOOKS AT ME, WHAT DOES HE SEE?

    TEXT:
    For man looks at the outward appearance, but the LORD looks at the heart. 1 Samuel 16:7 (NKJV)

    INTRODUCTION:
    Last Sunday, we asked ourselves a very important question: “What Kind of Christian Am I?” Today, I want us to go one step deeper. The question is no longer about what I call myself. It is not about what people call me. It is not even about the image I have created before others. The question is: “When God looks at me, what does He see?”

    People see the outside. They see our clothes.
    They hear our words. They see our church attendance. They see our posts on social media. They know our titles and positions. But God sees beyond all of that. 1 Samuel 16:7 says: “For man looks at the outward appearance, but the LORD looks at the heart.” That means I can impress people and still disappoint God. I can look religious before men and still be far from God in my heart. So today, let us allow God to examine us.

    EXPOSITION:
    1.GODSEES BEYOND MY APPEARANCE:
    We are very conscious of how people see us. We dress well because we want to look good. We speak carefully because we want to sound intelligent. We behave properly because we want to maintain a good reputation. There is nothing wrong with these things.

    But God sees what people cannot see. He sees the thoughts we hide. He sees the motives behind our actions. He sees what we do when nobody is watching. He sees the person behind the public image. You may deceive people, but you cannot deceive God.

    David understood this when he prayed in Psalm 139:23-24: “Search me, O God, and know my heart... and see if there is any wicked way in me.” That should become our prayer too. “Lord, search me.” Not, “Lord, search my neighbour.” Not, “Lord, search my enemies.” Search me.

    2. GOD SEES THE CONDITION OF MY HEART The heart is where God begins His examination.What is inside my heart? Is there unforgiveness? Bitterness? Pride? Jealousy? Greed? Hatred? Secret sin? Or is there genuine love for God and for people? Jesus said in Matthew 12:34: “For out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks.” Our words often reveal what is already living inside us.

    Sometimes we say, “That was just a mistake.” But repeated words, repeated attitudes and repeated behaviours may reveal something deeper. And this is where the message becomes personal. What does God see when He looks into my heart? Does He see Christ? Does He see humility? Does He see love? Does He see repentance? Or does He see a heart that has become comfortable with things He has been asking us to surrender?

    3. GOD SEES WHETHER MY LIFE AGREES WITH MY CONFESSION:
    Perhaps this is the hardest question. Do I live what I claim to believe? If I say I am a Christian, can people see Christ in the way I treat them? If I say I love God, does my lifestyle demonstrate that love? If I say I have forgiven someone, have I truly released the person from my heart? If I preach holiness, am I pursuing holiness? If I tell others to trust God, do I trust Him when my own circumstances become difficult?

    Jesus said in Matthew 7:16: “You will know them by their fruits.” God is not only interested in what comes out of our mouths.He is interested in what comes out of our lives. Our character is preaching every day. Our conduct is preaching. Our attitude is preaching. Our relationships are preaching. Even when we say nothing, our lives are saying something.

    CONCLUSION:
    THE GREATEST TRAGEDY :
    My beloved, today God is not asking us to examine somebody else. He is asking us to examine ourselves. When God looks at me, what does He see? Does He see a Christian only on the outside? Or does He see a transformed heart? Does He see someone who has truly surrendered to Christ? Maybe today, we need to stop defending ourselves and simply say: “Lord, show me who I really am.” Because the greatest tragedy is not that people misunderstand us. The greatest tragedy is when we misunderstand ourselves before God.

    People may applaud us. People may praise us. People may call us wonderful names. But at the end of everything, the only opinion that matters eternally is God's. So, before you ask, “What does God think about other people?” Ask yourself: “When God looks at me, what does He see?” And if He reveals something that does not look like Christ, don't run from Him.Run to Him. Because the God who reveals our condition is also the God who can transform us.

    PRAYER:
    Father, when You look at me, let me not be ashamed of what You see. Search my heart. Remove every bitterness, pride, hypocrisy, unforgiveness and secret sin. Create in me a clean heart and renew a right spirit within me. Let my private life agree with my public confession. Let my character reflect Christ. Let my words, actions and attitudes bring glory to Your name. And when You look at me, Lord, let You see the evidence of Your grace working in my life. In Jesus' powerful name, Amen.

    GOODWILL MESSAGE.
    This is my goodwill message to you this week:
    May the Lord search your heart and remove everything that does not represent Christ. May your private life be as pleasing to God as your public life appears before men. May your character reflect your confession, your actions reflect your faith, and your life become a true testimony of the transforming power of Jesus Christ. In Jesus' name, Amen.

    HAPPY BLESSED SUNDAY!
    HAVE AN AMAZING WEEK.

    JESUS IS COMING BACK AGAIN SOON!
    REPENT AND BE READY FOR HIM!!

    This wonderful message is brought to you
    With Love from Pastor M O Glorious,
    CHRIST APOSTOLIC CHURCH ,
    Palace of Mercy, Royal District, Restoration Zone. Damolapa, Laketu, Lucky Fibre, Ikorodu Lagos Nigeria.
    For prayer or counseling, pls contact us@
    08055646358: 09018952081
    or
    peganmireAnderson Mwila.com
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    #GloriousPositiveVibes
    GLORIOUS SUNDAY SERMON OF 23RD AUGUST 2026 Beloved of God, welcome to this amazing gathering of God's children. As we are about to hear from the throne of mercy, I declared that you will not come in vain, and you will not go empty handed. But before we share the word of God, let us pray 🙏 ENJOY THE FULL VIDEO HERE 👇👇 https://youtu.be/-Zfqj60lXcU?si=XfTep0H_aLMP6SL7 PLEASE WATCH, LIKE, COMMENT AND SUBSCRIBE TO HELP MY CHANNEL GROW. THANKS 🙏 LESSON: PSALM 139: 23-24. TOPIC: WHEN GOD LOOKS AT ME, WHAT DOES HE SEE? TEXT: For man looks at the outward appearance, but the LORD looks at the heart. 1 Samuel 16:7 (NKJV) INTRODUCTION: Last Sunday, we asked ourselves a very important question: “What Kind of Christian Am I?” Today, I want us to go one step deeper. The question is no longer about what I call myself. It is not about what people call me. It is not even about the image I have created before others. The question is: “When God looks at me, what does He see?” People see the outside. They see our clothes. They hear our words. They see our church attendance. They see our posts on social media. They know our titles and positions. But God sees beyond all of that. 1 Samuel 16:7 says: “For man looks at the outward appearance, but the LORD looks at the heart.” That means I can impress people and still disappoint God. I can look religious before men and still be far from God in my heart. So today, let us allow God to examine us. EXPOSITION: 1.GODSEES BEYOND MY APPEARANCE: We are very conscious of how people see us. We dress well because we want to look good. We speak carefully because we want to sound intelligent. We behave properly because we want to maintain a good reputation. There is nothing wrong with these things. But God sees what people cannot see. He sees the thoughts we hide. He sees the motives behind our actions. He sees what we do when nobody is watching. He sees the person behind the public image. You may deceive people, but you cannot deceive God. David understood this when he prayed in Psalm 139:23-24: “Search me, O God, and know my heart... and see if there is any wicked way in me.” That should become our prayer too. “Lord, search me.” Not, “Lord, search my neighbour.” Not, “Lord, search my enemies.” Search me. 2. GOD SEES THE CONDITION OF MY HEART The heart is where God begins His examination.What is inside my heart? Is there unforgiveness? Bitterness? Pride? Jealousy? Greed? Hatred? Secret sin? Or is there genuine love for God and for people? Jesus said in Matthew 12:34: “For out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks.” Our words often reveal what is already living inside us. Sometimes we say, “That was just a mistake.” But repeated words, repeated attitudes and repeated behaviours may reveal something deeper. And this is where the message becomes personal. What does God see when He looks into my heart? Does He see Christ? Does He see humility? Does He see love? Does He see repentance? Or does He see a heart that has become comfortable with things He has been asking us to surrender? 3. GOD SEES WHETHER MY LIFE AGREES WITH MY CONFESSION: Perhaps this is the hardest question. Do I live what I claim to believe? If I say I am a Christian, can people see Christ in the way I treat them? If I say I love God, does my lifestyle demonstrate that love? If I say I have forgiven someone, have I truly released the person from my heart? If I preach holiness, am I pursuing holiness? If I tell others to trust God, do I trust Him when my own circumstances become difficult? Jesus said in Matthew 7:16: “You will know them by their fruits.” God is not only interested in what comes out of our mouths.He is interested in what comes out of our lives. Our character is preaching every day. Our conduct is preaching. Our attitude is preaching. Our relationships are preaching. Even when we say nothing, our lives are saying something. CONCLUSION: THE GREATEST TRAGEDY : My beloved, today God is not asking us to examine somebody else. He is asking us to examine ourselves. When God looks at me, what does He see? Does He see a Christian only on the outside? Or does He see a transformed heart? Does He see someone who has truly surrendered to Christ? Maybe today, we need to stop defending ourselves and simply say: “Lord, show me who I really am.” Because the greatest tragedy is not that people misunderstand us. The greatest tragedy is when we misunderstand ourselves before God. People may applaud us. People may praise us. People may call us wonderful names. But at the end of everything, the only opinion that matters eternally is God's. So, before you ask, “What does God think about other people?” Ask yourself: “When God looks at me, what does He see?” And if He reveals something that does not look like Christ, don't run from Him.Run to Him. Because the God who reveals our condition is also the God who can transform us. PRAYER: Father, when You look at me, let me not be ashamed of what You see. Search my heart. Remove every bitterness, pride, hypocrisy, unforgiveness and secret sin. Create in me a clean heart and renew a right spirit within me. Let my private life agree with my public confession. Let my character reflect Christ. Let my words, actions and attitudes bring glory to Your name. And when You look at me, Lord, let You see the evidence of Your grace working in my life. In Jesus' powerful name, Amen. GOODWILL MESSAGE. This is my goodwill message to you this week: May the Lord search your heart and remove everything that does not represent Christ. May your private life be as pleasing to God as your public life appears before men. May your character reflect your confession, your actions reflect your faith, and your life become a true testimony of the transforming power of Jesus Christ. In Jesus' name, Amen. HAPPY BLESSED SUNDAY! HAVE AN AMAZING WEEK. JESUS IS COMING BACK AGAIN SOON! REPENT AND BE READY FOR HIM!! 🙋This wonderful message is brought to you With Love from Pastor M O Glorious, CHRIST APOSTOLIC CHURCH , Palace of Mercy, Royal District, Restoration Zone. Damolapa, Laketu, Lucky Fibre, Ikorodu Lagos Nigeria. For prayer or counseling, pls contact us@ 08055646358: 09018952081 or peganmire[gmail].com #WhenGodLooksAtMe #WhatDoesGodSee #ChristianLife #ExamineYourself #SearchMyHeart #ChristianCharacter #FaithInAction #JesusChrist #WalkWithGod #TheWordOfGod #GloriousPositiveVibes
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  • Serve and give with a humble heart, God sees what is done in secret.

    Share this with someone who needs encouragement to serve with humility.

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  • God sees every act of love and faithful service, even the things others never notice.

    Share this with someone who faithfully serves others and needs encouragement today.

    #Hebrews610 #LaborOfLove #GodSees #FaithfulService #ServeTheLord #EncourageOthers #FaithInChrist #ChristianLiving #WalkByFaith #Lordsbook
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  • God sees you, keep believing that He is working.

    #Promise #StillWaiting #GodSees #KeepBelieving #HesWorking #Proverbs #LordsBook
    ⏳ God sees you, keep believing that He is working. #Promise #StillWaiting #GodSees #KeepBelieving #HesWorking #Proverbs #LordsBook
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  • FAITHFUL SERVANT MAY NOT BE RECOGNIZED

    In the Kingdom of God, faithfulness does not always come with applause. Many times, the most committed servants work in obscurity, misunderstood, overlooked, or even rejected. Yet Scripture consistently reveals that divine recognition is far superior to human validation.

    The central question is not, “Who is noticing me?” but “Is God pleased with me?”

    1 Corinthians 4:2 – “Moreover it is required in stewards, that a man be found faithful.”

    God’s requirement is faithfulness, not fame.

    1. Joseph: Faithful in Prison but Forgotten

    One of the clearest biblical examples is Joseph.

    After interpreting dreams accurately in prison, Joseph helped the butler. Yet:

    Genesis 40:23 – “Yet did not the chief butler remember Joseph, but forgat him.”

    Joseph was faithful:

    Faithful in Potiphar’s house

    Faithful in prison

    Faithful when falsely accused

    But he was forgotten by men.

    However:

    Genesis 41:14 – At the appointed time, Pharaoh sent for Joseph.

    Man may forget you, but God keeps records.

    2. David: Anointed but Ignored

    When Prophet Samuel came to anoint a king, Jesse presented all his sons except David.

    1 Samuel 16:11 – “And Samuel said unto Jesse, Are here all thy children? And he said, There remaineth yet the youngest…”

    David was:

    Faithful in the field

    Faithful with sheep

    Faithful with responsibility

    Yet he was not even considered worthy to stand before the prophet.

    You can be anointed and still unrecognized.

    3. The Ultimate Example – Jesus Christ

    Even our Lord experienced rejection.

    John 1:11 – “He came unto his own, and his own received him not.”

    Jesus healed the sick, raised the dead, preached truth — yet many rejected Him.

    He was:

    Faithful to His mission

    Obedient to the Father

    Committed unto death

    But crucified instead of celebrated.

    Yet:

    Philippians 2:9 – “Wherefore God also hath highly exalted him…”

    Rejection preceded exaltation.

    4. Heaven Keeps Accurate Records

    Many servants feel discouraged because:

    Promotion is delayed

    Appreciation is missing

    Others take credit

    Efforts seem unnoticed

    But Scripture assures us:

    Hebrews 6:10 – “For God is not unrighteous to forget your work and labour of love…”

    God is not unjust. He does not overlook hidden service.

    He sees:

    The usher who stands quietly

    The worker who gives secretly

    The believer who prays privately

    The faithful employee who refuses corruption

    Heaven documents what earth ignores.

    5. Faithfulness Is Tested in Obscurity

    Public reward is built on private integrity.

    Luke 16:10 – “He that is faithful in that which is least is faithful also in much…”

    If you stop being faithful because no one is clapping, you were working for applause — not for God.

    Faithfulness means:

    Serving without recognition

    Obeying without attention

    Giving without announcement

    Continuing without encouragement

    6. The Day of True Recognition

    There is a coming day of divine evaluation.

    Matthew 25:21 – “Well done, thou good and faithful servant…”


    God did not say “Well done, famous servant.”
    He said “faithful servant.”

    Heaven rewards faithfulness, not popularity.

    7. Why God Allows Hidden Seasons

    To build character

    To purify motives

    To test endurance

    To prepare for greater assignment

    Hidden seasons are preparation seasons.

    If you are overlooked today, it does not mean you are rejected by God.

    Conclusion

    Faithful servants may not always be recognized by:

    Family

    Church

    Employers

    Society

    But they are known in heaven.

    The applause of men fades.
    The reward of God is eternal.

    Remain faithful.
    Remain consistent.
    Remain obedient.

    Your recognition is coming — from God.

    Galatians 6:9 – “And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.”

    Prayer Points

    Father, give me grace to remain faithful even when I am not recognized.

    Lord, purify my motives so that I serve You and not men.

    Help me not to grow weary in hidden seasons.

    Announce me in Your own time, according to Your will.

    Pastor Abiodun Kadri



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    FAITHFUL SERVANT MAY NOT BE RECOGNIZED In the Kingdom of God, faithfulness does not always come with applause. Many times, the most committed servants work in obscurity, misunderstood, overlooked, or even rejected. Yet Scripture consistently reveals that divine recognition is far superior to human validation. The central question is not, “Who is noticing me?” but “Is God pleased with me?” 1 Corinthians 4:2 – “Moreover it is required in stewards, that a man be found faithful.” God’s requirement is faithfulness, not fame. 1. Joseph: Faithful in Prison but Forgotten One of the clearest biblical examples is Joseph. After interpreting dreams accurately in prison, Joseph helped the butler. Yet: Genesis 40:23 – “Yet did not the chief butler remember Joseph, but forgat him.” Joseph was faithful: Faithful in Potiphar’s house Faithful in prison Faithful when falsely accused But he was forgotten by men. However: Genesis 41:14 – At the appointed time, Pharaoh sent for Joseph. Man may forget you, but God keeps records. 2. David: Anointed but Ignored When Prophet Samuel came to anoint a king, Jesse presented all his sons except David. 1 Samuel 16:11 – “And Samuel said unto Jesse, Are here all thy children? And he said, There remaineth yet the youngest…” David was: Faithful in the field Faithful with sheep Faithful with responsibility Yet he was not even considered worthy to stand before the prophet. You can be anointed and still unrecognized. 3. The Ultimate Example – Jesus Christ Even our Lord experienced rejection. John 1:11 – “He came unto his own, and his own received him not.” Jesus healed the sick, raised the dead, preached truth — yet many rejected Him. He was: Faithful to His mission Obedient to the Father Committed unto death But crucified instead of celebrated. Yet: Philippians 2:9 – “Wherefore God also hath highly exalted him…” Rejection preceded exaltation. 4. Heaven Keeps Accurate Records Many servants feel discouraged because: Promotion is delayed Appreciation is missing Others take credit Efforts seem unnoticed But Scripture assures us: Hebrews 6:10 – “For God is not unrighteous to forget your work and labour of love…” God is not unjust. He does not overlook hidden service. He sees: The usher who stands quietly The worker who gives secretly The believer who prays privately The faithful employee who refuses corruption Heaven documents what earth ignores. 5. Faithfulness Is Tested in Obscurity Public reward is built on private integrity. Luke 16:10 – “He that is faithful in that which is least is faithful also in much…” If you stop being faithful because no one is clapping, you were working for applause — not for God. Faithfulness means: Serving without recognition Obeying without attention Giving without announcement Continuing without encouragement 6. The Day of True Recognition There is a coming day of divine evaluation. Matthew 25:21 – “Well done, thou good and faithful servant…” God did not say “Well done, famous servant.” He said “faithful servant.” Heaven rewards faithfulness, not popularity. 7. Why God Allows Hidden Seasons To build character To purify motives To test endurance To prepare for greater assignment Hidden seasons are preparation seasons. If you are overlooked today, it does not mean you are rejected by God. Conclusion Faithful servants may not always be recognized by: Family Church Employers Society But they are known in heaven. The applause of men fades. The reward of God is eternal. Remain faithful. Remain consistent. Remain obedient. Your recognition is coming — from God. Galatians 6:9 – “And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.” Prayer Points Father, give me grace to remain faithful even when I am not recognized. Lord, purify my motives so that I serve You and not men. Help me not to grow weary in hidden seasons. Announce me in Your own time, according to Your will. Pastor Abiodun Kadri #Faithfulness #KingdomService #HiddenServant #DivineRecognition #WellDoneGoodServant #StayFaithful #DueSeason #GodSees #KingdomReward
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  • The Believer’s Guide – 13/NOV/2025
    “Does God see my heart?”

    Yes, He does. While people may judge based on appearance, God looks beyond the surface: right into your heart. He sees your motives, desires, and sincerity. This truth should comfort us and also keep us accountable. It’s not about looking good to people, but being real with God.
    [Ref: 1 Samuel 16:7b, Hebrews 4:13]

    #TBG #TheBelieversGuide #hpajcrccg #walkinspiritoftheholyspirit #RCCG #raisingchampions #faithcheck #kingdomyouths #GodSees #cjoe_studios #hpajcrccgkz
    The Believer’s Guide – 13/NOV/2025 “Does God see my heart?” Yes, He does. While people may judge based on appearance, God looks beyond the surface: right into your heart. He sees your motives, desires, and sincerity. This truth should comfort us and also keep us accountable. It’s not about looking good to people, but being real with God. [Ref: 1 Samuel 16:7b, Hebrews 4:13] #TBG #TheBelieversGuide #hpajcrccg #walkinspiritoftheholyspirit #RCCG #raisingchampions #faithcheck #kingdomyouths #GodSees #cjoe_studios #hpajcrccgkz
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