Don’t underestimate the power of maintaining spiritual sanity in the life of a kingdom leader. Let him lead you as unto the Lord. Do what he tells you if it’ll broaden the vision. And God will reward you.
In Ephesians 3:20 (AMP), the Bible says God is able to do superabundantly more than all that we dare ask or think according to His power at work in us. Guess what? God’s power at work in you isn’t limited to producing tangible results in your life. He’s willing to do so much for you, but do you think like that?
You can enjoy God’s peace right amid your life’s storms. But you’ve got to be intentional about prayer and supplication. And when you do, you’ll get the divine enablement to go through every life challenge without a scratch of worry and anxiety in your mind and heart. Because the Lord God will settle and guide you in everything you’ll present to Him.
Many people battle with anxiety in this world. But that’s not God’s will. In Philippians 4:6-7, Paul teaches us how not to be anxious about anything. I think studying about it in this article will help you.
You may not figure out every decision as perfect as it is. But will you pray for God’s light to illuminate your mind with spiritual understanding? Possessing this will make you rule your life because you’ll know what and what not to do, projecting the future effect or impact of your actions today.
Sometimes, it’s not only the preacher’s faith that God uses to make the supernatural happen. It also depends on the determination by the faith of the listener of the Word.
Prayer is an essential part of each Christian’s life. It is a way for us to communicate with God, to ask for his help, to express our gratitude, and to grow in our relationship with Him.
Aside from all the needs you pray unto Him about, seek God’s will before implementing your decisions.
God knows everyone. He knows how to meet your needs without your struggle. Why don’t you lean on Him to give you the wisdom to handle your situation rather than expecting just any man to help you get what you want?
Having been to countless church services in many places, I’ve seen people open their eyes to pray, and some opt to close their eyes to pray. But the question is, “As children of God, should we necessarily close our eyes when praying?” You may say “yes,” and another person reading this now may say “no.” None of them is wrong because there’s no particular Bible verse that condemns closing or opening the eyes during prayer.
Have you ever wondered what to do when God speaks to you? Maybe you’re confused right now, discerning the strategy to use to fulfil God’s instructions. This article is for you.
1 Peter 5:6-7 (NKJV)
[6] Therefore humble yourselves under the mighty hand of God, that He may exalt you in due time, [7] casting all your care upon Him, for He cares for you.
