On the last day of each month it is very important that you look back and call to remembrance the benevolence of the Lord in your life, and begin to declare it loud for all to hear. The essence of this recollection is to move your heart to worship God in gratitude.
Have you ever felt limited by your circumstances? Do you often find yourself defining your worth based on your background, financial situation, or current status? The truth is, you were created in the image and likeness of God, and you cannot be limited!
This means the Kingdom of God should occupy the first position in uour list of priorities. The spread and propagation of the Kingdom should be paramount in our hearts, surpassing any other desire you may have. The Kingdom of God must take precedence.
As believers, we often make plans and strategies without consulting the One who knows the beginning from the end. We forget that our ways are not His ways, and our thoughts are not His thoughts.
It’s easy to get bogged down by the weight of past failures and mistakes. The enemy loves to remind us of our shortcomings, whispering lies that we’re not good enough, that we’ll never achieve great things.
Our opening text reminds us that God is the source of our Prosperity and Without Him, we cannot achieve, keep, or maintain wealth. All power belongs to God and originates from Him. As believers, we must remember that every blessing and success comes from God (Romans 13:1). When we acknowledge and honor God as the source of our prosperity, we set ourselves up to do greater things.
God is a big God, and He wants to do big things for His children. But many believers limit themselves to what they can accomplish alone. If your goals do not require faith and Holy Ghost help, it is time to rethink and aim higher. God wants you to dominate in every area of life.
In the midst of life’s challenges, we have the power to choose what we see. The children of Israel had been promised a land of abundance, but when the time came to claim it, only two people, Caleb and Joshua, saw beyond the obstacles. They saw with the eyes of faith, believing that God had already delivered the giants in the land into their hands.
Just as our physical eyes require light to see and distinguish colors, our spiritual eyes need the light of God to understand His vision for our lives. In our scriptural text, Paul prays for the Ephesians to have their spiritual eyes enlightened.
Scriptural Text:1 Thessalonians 5:18 KJV“In every thing give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you.” Every man who