When the Bible said that God will meet all your needs according to His riches in glory (Philippians 4:19), your location wasn’t included in that text. God will bless you. But before He does that, He expects you to continue in the faith, and not get tossed to and fro by any wind of doctrine.
Good works of divine purpose fulfilment and the tenacity to reject wrongdoings are by grace and grace alone.
Refine God’s gift in you. Let it get so well developed that when it’s time for God to lift you through it, you’ll be prepared to embrace such divine promotion.
Don’t set aside God’s grace to live like a commoner in the natural life. Else, you’ll not enjoy it.
Just as a husband and a wife give their bodies to each other, you’re married to Jesus because you’re part of His bride – the Church. So you’re obligated, by the empowerment of the Spirit, to give yourself wholly to God.
Spiritual maturity in Christ is not a matter of age but revelatory knowledge. Rising to a deeper level of intimacy in knowing Jesus does not occur by how long you stay in Church. You must be intentional in building intimacy with God.
Why is it so necessary to guard God’s Word in your heart as a child of God? It’s because we live in an evil world where people disregard God. Please, guard your relationship with God from all worldly filth.
Knowing God intimately isn’t reserved for some sect of Christians or pastors. You can know God for yourself also, dear believer. Insist on that every day.
When Jesus was around physically, He didn’t fast like how John the Baptist. Those who followers His ministry also ate a lot. But He said that when He’s gone, they’ll fast. So today, fasting is a necessity to the child of God. Why? Because it’ll help you commune with Jesus.
Sometimes, when God is building you up, He’ll put you in hiding season. He will intentionally make some people leave your life in order to reduce monitoring eyes upon you while He builds you up in secrecy.
When we draw near to God, He will draw near to us. And to achieve this, we should engage in spiritual exercises in Christ that will help us connect to Him. Be like David, who sought God (see Psalm 41:1-2) even though he was a busy king.
Bear with discomfort as you grow to see the fullness of your destiny being manifested. Stand up for your divine vision firmly in your mind and let the naysayers say what they want.
