Undisputed Victory
When Israel only prayed for a single victory, God had something more in mind. He poured out his blessing upon them, and he wants to do the same for his people today.
When Israel only prayed for a single victory, God had something more in mind. He poured out his blessing upon them, and he wants to do the same for his people today.
All believers often ask for is mercy, forgiveness and acceptance. Instead, God wants to open the windows of heaven and poured out blessings beyond our wildest hopes.
The church of Jesus Christ is never going to see what God has for his body until he sees us seeking him in earnest, so let us zealously press forward toward the Lord.
This poem and verses stand together as a reminder of God’s deep love and specific promises to his beloved children.
God is calling his children today to get our eyes off of our circumstances. We shouldn’t try to figure it all out or let fear cast us down. God will meet us in prayer!
God knows that Satan is going to be loosed on the earth for his last hour, and the Lord wants well-trained warriors, so right now he is preparing his people through crisis training!
God is seeking those people who are greedy for his blessings and presence, not to use it to benefit themselves but to be used by him to help others!
The only hold the devil can have on God’s children is fear. Each one of us must shake it off in the faith and trust in our heavenly Father’s power and goodness.
Believers should ask God to reset our thoughts and actions to be in harmony with the Lord’s heart. May our words bring peace, order and good health to the lives we influence.
When you set your heart to walk blameless before God and to please him, you will be feared and despised by those who have lost his favor and blessing. Lukewarm or compromised Christians will be absolutely disturbed and repelled by your life.
We see this vividly illustrated in 1 Samuel. “Now Saul was afraid of David, because the Lord was with him, but had departed from Saul... And David behaved wisely in all his ways, and the Lord was with him. Therefore, when Saul saw that he behaved very wisely, he was afraid of him” (1 Samuel 18:12-15, NKJV).