God Will Provide for Your Divine Vision If He Is the Source of It
If Jesus sent the twelve without anything and they returned joyful, then God will provide for your divine vision if He’s the source of it.
If Jesus sent the twelve without anything and they returned joyful, then God will provide for your divine vision if He’s the source of it.
The right reason for maintaining joy in ministry is the assurance that God will reward your work. So rejoice whether there are issues or not because God understands you. He hasn’t and will never forget your labour of love.
Your life has already been foreordained to walk in good works (Ephesians 2:10). So it’s not merely about anything your hands find doing, but fulfilling divine purpose. Look out for God’s will before executing your decisions, even the most carefully thought-out ones.
Live in your “now” of God as active in Christ, not how you lived in waywardness before becoming saved.
When God formed you in your mother’s womb, no product of evil was part of His plan for your life.
Look to God to supply everything you need to fulfil your calling, both materially and spiritually (divine knowledge).
The accomplishments you’ve chalked in ministry are worth celebrating by you. Rejoice in yourself alone for that work because it’s worth it.
Don’t focus on what you’ll get from raising people in the Lord. No! It’s not easy but do it wholeheartedly and selflessly. God will someday raise them to a very influential level and come back to help you when you need them.
God gives leaders insight into the future. Hence, they discipline their lives, as well as everyone around them, to move towards the vision’s fulfilment.
God has fixed your destiny. But you need His Word to teach you both what to do with each step you make and, at the same time, give you a vision of your future so you won’t miss your providential way. That is what it means for the Word to be both a lamp unto your feet and a light unto your path (Psalm 119:105).
God is saying that to enjoy the good things of the same land where multitudes struggle to find food and make ends meet, stop focusing on your toils; but with a yielding heart, simply obey Me.
As Christians, our relationship with God is the most important relationship we have. Spiritual growth is a crucial aspect of this relationship because it allows us to deepen our understanding of God’s love and to live a life that is pleasing to Him. In this article, we will explore why spiritual growth is important to the child of God and how it can help us live a more fulfilling and purposeful life.