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DEVOTIONAL MESSAGE WITH HON. ANDRES B. QUOW

 

Archbishop and Presiding Prelate Hon. Andres B. Quow

Beloved in the Lord, devotion is the sacred bridge between calling and fulfilment. Many hear the call of God, but only those who give themselves in steady devotion see the fullness of His purpose unfold in their lives. Devotion is not loud, yet it is powerful. It is the quiet choice made in the heart to honour God when no one is watching, to keep integrity when compromise seems easier, and to serve faithfully when applause has faded. In such hidden places, God shapes His true servants.

As Presiding Prelate, the desire is that every member of The Mystical Order understands that devotion is not reserved for the pulpit alone. It belongs in the home, in the workplace, and in the unseen chambers of the heart. When parents pray over their children, when leaders seek God before making decisions, when believers turn away from bitterness and choose forgiveness—that is devotion in action. These are the offerings that delight the heart of God and open the way for His favour.

Devotion also requires alignment. The heart, the mind, and the actions must agree with the truth of God’s Word. It is not enough to confess love for God while nurturing attitudes that contradict His nature. Therefore, there must be a continual willingness to be corrected, refined, and led by the Spirit. The devoted soul does not resist the dealings of God; it welcomes them, knowing that every pruning produces greater fruitfulness. This inner work is what gives credibility to our outer ministry.

In this season, let each believer renew the covenant of devotion. Set aside sacred moments in your day to listen for God's voice. Open the Scriptures not as a duty, but as a feast for your soul. Approach the altar—whether in the sanctuary or in your private room—with reverence and expectancy. May your life become a living devotion, a sermon that needs no microphone, a testimony that the grace of God can transform and sustain. And may the peace, power, and presence of the Almighty overshadow you, your household, and this entire fellowship, now and always.

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