Connectivity To Divinity Series

CONNECTIVITY TO DIVINITY

By Rev. Samuel Arimoro

Main Text: John 15:5

"I am the vine, ye are the branches: He that abideth in me, and I in him, the same bringeth forth much fruit: for without me ye can do nothing."

Supporting Texts: James 4:8; Psalm 91:1; Isaiah 40:31; John 14:6; Jeremiah 33:3

INTRODUCTION:

One of the greatest privileges of the believer is access to divine connection. Just as a branch cannot survive without being attached to the vine, so also no man can thrive without a connection to God. Spiritual connectivity is not just about religious practices, but about a living and ongoing relationship with the Almighty.

When we are connected to divinity, we draw strength, wisdom, direction, and sustenance from God Himself. The Bible reminds us that without Him, we can do nothing. This means that success, peace, victory, and fruitfulness are all tied to how closely we remain in Him.

In an age where distractions, sin, and worldliness seek to break our connection, the believer must learn to intentionally seek and sustain intimacy with God. This study highlights how we can build and maintain strong connectivity to divinity and the benefits it brings.

1. RECOGNISE THE NECESSITY OF DIVINE CONNECTION

Our survival and fruitfulness depend on staying connected to God.

a) God Is the Source of Life.

Every good and perfect gift flows from Him (James 1:17).

b) Disconnection Brings Spiritual Dryness.

Without Him, we become empty and ineffective (John 15:6).

c) Divine Connection Fuels Purpose.

God gives direction for life’s journey (Proverbs 3:5-6).

d) It Is a Daily Need, Not a One-Time Experience.

We must abide in Him always (Psalm 42:1-2).

Biblical Example: Adam and Eve lost divine connection and fell into shame and separation (Genesis 3:8-10).

2. PURSUE INTIMACY THROUGH PRAYER AND THE WORD

Prayer and the Word are the lifelines of divine fellowship.

a) Prayer Sustains Spiritual Communication.

It keeps our hearts aligned with God (1 Thessalonians 5:17).

b) The Word Reveals God’s Heart.

Scripture helps us know and hear Him clearly (Hebrews 4:12).

c) Meditation Builds Deeper Understanding.

Thinking deeply on the Word brings transformation (Joshua 1:8).

d) Consistency Is Key to Spiritual Growth.

Daily discipline leads to deeper connection (Luke 5:16)

Biblical Example: Daniel maintained divine connectivity through regular prayer despite opposition (Daniel 6:10).

3. REMOVE OBSTACLES THAT BREAK CONNECTION

Certain things hinder our ability to stay connected to God.

a) Sin Breaks Fellowship.

Iniquity creates separation (Isaiah 59:2).

b) Distractions Can Choke the Spiritual Signal.

Busyness and worldly cares dull spiritual sensitivity (Luke 10:40-42).

c) Offences and Bitterness Hinder Intimacy.

Unforgiveness grieves the Spirit (Ephesians 4:30-32).

d) Pride and Self-Sufficiency Push God Away.

God draws near to the humble (James 4:6-8).

Biblical Example: Samson lost divine connectivity through compromise and disobedience (Judges 16:20).

4. DEPEND ON THE HOLY SPIRIT TO STAY CONNECTED

The Holy Spirit keeps us in constant fellowship with God.

a) He Guides Us into All Truth.

He reveals the heart of the Father (John 16:13).

b) He Helps Us in Weakness.

He empowers our prayer and worship (Romans 8:26).

c) He Bears Witness with Our Spirit.

He assures us of God’s presence (Romans 8:16).

d) He Produces the Fruit of Divine Life.

The Spirit’s fruit is evidence of divine connection (Galatians 5:22-23).

Biblical Example: The early Church stayed connected to divinity through the power of the Holy Spirit (Acts 2:42-47).

5. VALUE GOD'S PRESENCE ABOVE ALL ELSE

Prioritising God’s presence deepens connection.

a) His Presence Brings Rest and Assurance.

You find peace in Him (Exodus 33:14).

b) Intimacy With God Is Greater Than Blessings.

Seek the Giver, not just the gifts (Psalm 27:4).

c) Worship Creates a Dwelling Place.

God inhabits the praises of His people (Psalm 22:3).

d) Desperation Attracts Divine Attention.

Hunger for Him draws His presence (Matthew 5:6).

Biblical Example: David longed for God’s presence above kingship and riches (Psalm 63:1-8).

CONCLUSION:

Divine connectivity is the key to spiritual vitality and fruitfulness. Without a firm and growing relationship with God, we risk dryness, confusion, and defeat. But when we stay connected, we enjoy guidance, peace, boldness, and divine provision.

Let us make a daily commitment to abide in Him, listen to His voice, and walk in the Spirit. As we prioritise God’s presence and eliminate hindrances, we will experience the power and joy of divine connection.

PRAYER POINTS:

1. Lord, help me to remain connected to You every day.

2. Remove every hindrance that breaks my fellowship with You.

3. Fill me with hunger for Your Word and presence.

4. Let Your Spirit lead and sustain me in my walk with You.

5. Restore my spiritual fire and intimacy with You.