🎙️ Speech: “Not Everything That Makes Sense Makes Heaven”
By Elder Adebayo Oluwasiji
Brothers and sisters, hear me today — not everything that makes sense makes heaven.
There are many things that look right, feel right, and sound right… yet in the eyes of God, they are completely wrong.
Eve looked at the fruit and it made sense — it was pleasant to the eyes and desirable for wisdom — but that sense led to disobedience.
Saul spared the best of the sheep because it made sense to sacrifice them to God, yet God called it rebellion.
Heaven does not move by logic; heaven moves by obedience.
Many people have lost the presence of God while following what “made sense.”
But those who walk with God learn to say, “Lord, even if it doesn’t make sense, if it pleases You, I will do it.”
Because, my friend, some things please the mind but offend the Master.
The gate of heaven does not open to what seems right — it opens to what is righteous.
So before you act, ask yourself: Does it make sense, or does it make heaven?
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11 days ago🎙️ Speech: “Not Everything That Makes Sense Makes Heaven”
By Elder Adebayo Oluwasiji
Brothers and sisters, hear me today — not everything that makes sense makes heaven.
There are many things that look right, feel right, and sound right… yet in the eyes of God, they are completely wrong.
Eve looked at the fruit and it made sense — it was pleasant to the eyes and desirable for wisdom — but that sense led to disobedience.
Saul spared the best of the sheep because it made sense to sacrifice them to God, yet God called it rebellion.
Heaven does not move by logic; heaven moves by obedience.
Many people have lost the presence of God while following what “made sense.”
But those who walk with God learn to say, “Lord, even if it doesn’t make sense, if it pleases You, I will do it.”
Because, my friend, some things please the mind but offend the Master.
The gate of heaven does not open to what seems right — it opens to what is righteous.
So before you act, ask yourself: Does it make sense, or does it make heaven?