Giving sacrificially is another important way to gain momentum in your life. It is possible to give and not give sacrificially, and both do not carry the same weight before God. To sacrifice is to offer something that is of value to you unto God. It is a dimension of giving that has the ability to multiply the work of the blessing in your life.
It is often heartwarming to observe the display of desperate faith in a child who is learning to walk. The child tries to take some steps and then falls down helplessly. However, almost immediately, you see him/her attempting to get up and attempt to take more steps.
t is not enough to know good things to do, but also when, where, and how to do them. Many have been unfruitful in their lives, career and ministry because they always do what seems good from a natural point of view, but were never timely.
The Bible says that God has planned for us to know the ‘deep things’ that only He knows, through His Spirit. (1Cor. 2:10). In other words, the wisdom of God is ‘coded’ and only accessible to the Spirit of God,
There is absolutely no limit to the possibilities that exist when the anointing is in operation, because it is versatile in operation and diverse in its application. Our opening scripture shows how the anointing came upon Prophet Elijah and caused him
Meditating on God’s Word is a simple yet powerful practice that allows us to soak in the truth and wisdom found in scriptures. It is carefully considering the Word for proper assimilation, so that it may affect our mindset and direct our actions.
Certain thought patterns predispose one to be blessed and empowered by God. Look at what our opening scripture says about Joash. He was minded to repair the house of the Lord. The same was the thinking of David who sought to put the Ark of the Covenant in a better place than his own palace (1Chron. 28:2). Surely, these men were trained to give honour to God by building Him a house.
Offerings give you access to God; an opportunity to make your request known unto Him. This is clearly seen from today’s scriptural text where Solomon offered to God a sacrifice and set Himself up for an encounter.
The natural response to being rejected or being in pain is to cry out or struggle to find respite. When in tight situations, praising God might be the last thing that comes to mind, but in the case of Paul and Silas, their response did not correlate to their circumstance at all. They chose to pray and sing praises to the Lord. How amazing!
To magnify means to make something big; like a magnifying glass in a laboratory. When a thing is magnified, it does not become big in an actual sense; rather it becomes big to our sight.
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