Monday, 28 October 2013

WHEN IT’S NOT TOO LATE


“And being fully persuaded that, what he had promised, he was able to also to perform.” (Rom. 4:21)

God uses His vessels to prove a point. Believe or not, your personal relationship with God paints a picture of Him to those around you. If you paint a bad picture, people will never want to associate with your God. What kind of picture is your life painting to the world?

In Genesis 26:12-14, God used Isaac to prove the infallibility of His law of harvest. Sometimes, God uses a vessel to make everyone know that with Him, all things are possible (Luke1:37). 

Abraham and Sarah are a case in point. When the former was 75 years old, God promised that He would make him the father of many nations. T this time, his wife was barren at the age of 65. 

They were already too old to bear children, yet God deliberately waited 25 more years until Abraham was 100 years old and Sarah 90 before bringing His promise to pass. Has God promised to do something that appears impossible and yet, the promise is still lingering? 

He may be waiting for all options to run out and possibility in order to prove, through  your life, that with him there is no impossibility.

As long as God is still be involved in your case, it can never be too late. Is it appearing too late in that particular situation? Fear not! The Lord will step right in and ‘too late’ will become ‘most appropriate time’ in Jesus name. 

 Pray this prayer points!

PRAYER POINTS


SCRIPTURE READING – Esther 2
 
CONFESSION:  
Psalm 144:7         says,“Send thine hand from above; rid me, and deliver me out of great waters, from the hand of strange children;”
 
PRAYER POINTS
1.              Let those who do not know me fight for my cause, in the name of Jesus. 

2.              Every ancestral chain holding down my progress, die, in the name of Jesus. 

3.              Every prophecy of darkness on my destiny, die, in Jesus' name. 

4.              Any power that wants me to die in this condition, die, in Jesus name. 

5.              Every witchcraft tree fashioned against my destiny, die, in the name Jesus 

6.              Bitter water flowing from my father' house, dry up and die, in the name of Jesus 

7.              Yoke of stagnancy, break, in the name of Jesus.

8.              Any power that will not let me go when God says go, die, in the name of Jesus.

9.              Thou blood sucking power, die, in the name of Jesus.

10.         Every altar of sleeping and prayerlessness, be overthrown, in the name Jesus.

11.         Every sleep of affliction, die, in the name of Jesus. 

12.         Every anti-prayer power, fall down and die, in Jesus' name.

13.         Nobody should say to me, 'sorry, better luck next time', in the name of Jesus. 

14.         Every power of the idol of my father's house, die, in the name of Jesus. 

15.         Every evil power pursuing me from my father's house, die, in the name of Jesus. 

16.         Every evil power pursuing me from my mother's house, die, in the name of Jesus.

17.         Every foundational witchcraft release me, in Jesus' name.

18.         Every witchcraft tree binding my placenta, die, in Jesus' name. 

19.         Where is the God of Elijah, arise and fight for me, in the name of Jesus. 

20.         Every destiny-demoting dream, scatter, in the name of Jesus. 

21.         Every foundational bondage, break, in the name of Jesus.

God has a Time Table


“That ye be slothful, but followers of them who through faith and patience inherit the promises” (Heb 6:12)
“Arise, shine; for thy light is come, and the gloryof the LORD is risen upon thee” (Isaiah 60:1). The Lord wants you to rise because there is a link between time and destiny. Ecclesiastes 3:1 says, “To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven”. 

One’s destiny in God is expected to be realized within a specified time. God has a timetable for every one and for every event. Unfortunately, because God’stimetable is at variance with ours. 

Many of us tend to neglect it. A young and very zealous brother, who had the opportunity to hear very clearly from god, received very wonderful promises in  his teens. Forty years after, he is still expecting God to fulfill them. 

He had waited impatiently on the Lord for several years, now he has learnt to wait patiently on God. If God promised you something, be prepared to let him do it in His time or else your impatience will get you into trouble.
One classical example here is Joseph. In his early teens, he already had a glimpse of his destiny. He knew God’s plan for his life although he did not have the details. How many of our teenagers today know God’s plan for their lives? If you are close enough to God, he will give you sufficient information about your destiny fit for your age. Joseph’s destiny did not come to pass just because he was aware of it. He had to go through certain stages and experiences over period of years. 

He tasted slavery, imprisonment, and abandonment by a forgetful butler, all these as preparation for his destiny (Gen. 40:1-23). But at the right time, Joseph was remembered and brought out of the prison straight to the throne. Do you know that if Joseph had been remembered earlier and brought out of prison prematurely, he probably would have decided to return to his family? That would have meant the end of the destiny God had ordained for him. 

Does it seem as if  you are forgotten? It is likely be remembered. When it is time for you to be remembered, you shall not remain forgotten in Jesus name.

Sunday, 15 September 2013

GOD'S UNUSUAL APPROVAL

“For his anger endureth but a moment; in his favour is life: weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning.” (Ps 30:5). One of the ways of discerning your day of favour is when you receive an unusual approval. One person who got an unusual approval was Hannah. She travelled to Shiloh every without much to show for it.

Yet, she persisted until that glorious day. Her situation moved her to the point of praying differently. Though her lips moved, her voice was inaudible. Initially, Eli the priest thought she was drunk, but on realizing that she was sane, and only appeared drunk by reason of her intense burden and prayer, he endorsed her request with his priestly authority. She conceived at long last! Why was this an unusual approval? Eli was old and had lost his ability to discern spiritual things. This was why he mistook a woman who was deep in prayer for a drunk.

His spiritual dullness persisted even after the birth of Samuel; hence, it took him so long to realize that God was calling the young boy. Eli was present but God had to look for someone else to speak to. In that backslidden state and in the throes of God’s imminent judgement on his family, God still used him to approve Hannah’s request.

This tells us that when your day of favour comes, God can use a spiritually insensitive or even backslidden pastor to endorse your request. In other words, the spiritual state of your leader may not stop God’s purpose in your life when your day of favour comes. Even when God has stopped purpose of meeting you on your day of favour.

However, you have to earn it. Some people get tired too soon. If they come to a church meeting once, twice or a few times and nothing happen, they call it quits. If Hannah had stopped going to Shiloh, she might never have received the unusual approval that broke the power of barrenness from her life.

Saturday, 14 September 2013

WHEN IT’S NOT TOO LATE

“And being fully persuaded that, what he had promised, he was able to also to perform.” (Rom. 4:21) God uses His vessels to prove a point. Believe or not, your personal relationship with God paints a picture of Him to those around you. If you paint a bad picture, people will never want to associate with your God. What kind of picture is your life painting to the world? In Genesis 26:12-14, God used Isaac to prove the infallibility of His law of harvest. Sometimes, God uses a vessel to make everyone know that with Him, all things are possible (Luke1:37). Abraham and Sarah are a case in point. When the former was 75 years old, God promised that He would make him the father of many nations. T this time, his wife was barren at the age of 65. They were already too old to bear children, yet God deliberately waited 25 more years until Abraham was 100 years old and Sarah 90 before bringing His promise to pass. Has God promised to do something that appears impossible and yet, the promise is still lingering? He may be waiting for all options to run out and possibility in order to prove, through your life, that with him there is no impossibility. As long as God is still be involved in your case, it can never be too late. Is it appearing too late in that particular situation? Fear not! The Lord will step right in and ‘too late’ will become ‘most appropriate time’ in Jesus name.

Friday, 13 September 2013

GOD LOVES YOU!

We welcome you all to this great sites where we share the word of God and spread the gospel of Jesus Christ. We pray that visit to this site will be glorious and mark of a new beginning in your spiritual and physical life as you decide to remain holy and assume the posture of a new man or woman of Christ. God has great promise for his children, one of which is good health. 3John 3 says, “Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth”. This scripture talks about all-round wellness. To fulfill God’s plan for your life, you need to enjoy good health. A sick body will definitely affect the spirit and soul of its owner. When the body is sick, it becomes difficult to actively serve God, His people and fulfill one’s destiny. Sickness can come in various ways. One way to prevent them is to know their causes and avoid them.