Nothing happens in your life by accident. It is what you provoke that God gives you.
God’s promises are set to ensure we enter in his rest. This means is a state of when the blessing has stayed. God is committed to his word He spoke to you but are you committed to attain the promise physically.
For the promises of God to manifest in your life, you must be strong in faith, believing that God, who has promised, is faithful and able to fulfill His promises.
Many Christians wonder why they don’t experience God’s will for their lives. This, thus, leads them to frustration and an unconscious desire to deviate from His plan and purposes for their lives.
God’s goal is to bring you to a place where your trust in Him superceeds your reliance on your own understanding (Proverb 3:5). Trust involves waiting for God’s appointed time. In trust, we realize that there is a set time for the word to manifest.
Jesus teaches us that prayer is a direct expression of faith, and persistent prayer shows refusal to give up.
When God’s Spirit moves into your situation, health is restored to every weak bone, and life returns to every dead matter. Every wilderness situation in your life and in the life of your loved ones would give way to fruitfulness when you begin to intercede for God’s Spirit to be poured out upon them and their situation.
Meanwhile, God is not limited by time or resources. He sees the beginning and the end, and His ways are higher than ours. To tap into God’s unlimited resources and wisdom, synchronize your plans with Him. Be flexible and adjust your strategies according to His Word.
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.