This morning I pray that as we take time to concentrate on trusting God, we remember Gods purpose and vision for our lives. I pray that we remember Gods people as we work our purpose, because for what other reason would God have us here, rather than sharing, caring, and connecting spreading Unity Remember that the vision must be written and set for an appointed time concerning the works our hands are given to do and the territory our feet shall tread upon.
Genesis 15:1 God tells Abram that He will be his shield and reward.
Genesis 15: Abram expresses his greatest desire to God as he has found God to be the very essence guiding him on his internal journey and quest. He says, oh Sovereign God what have I to give you when all I have will go to my servant, because I lack and heir? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W49DjtE7AQw
Because Abram had no children at this time he felt he had no offering to give to God. He felt there was no sacrifice for him to present to God. But God told Abram in time a child would come. Have you a sacrifice to give to God today? What about intangible sacrifices, one like trust?
Will you trust God with the children you have, yet do the work ordained by Christ (Great commission)? Will you trust God with the finances that you need to call divine order into or do you know Duet15:1-3 calling attention to debt and decreeing it paid off ( credit release) until it happens or romans 8:12 king James version, that literally says, we owe know debt to man if we live in and by the spirit of God? Will you trust God to help you make it through scared relationships? Will you trust God for the job, or even prayers that have not come to past yet?
Knowing the word of God is trusting God for unseen things to happen. God never gave a person a house or a car and said, now you can trust me, because you have the house or car. God has no need to invest in visions and dreams that have been birth already. He has done those things already. God is interested in the words we speak, how we see the possibilities He has given us, how we feel about the words He’s given us and how we stand on the word through out the test of time.
Amen God is faithful and trusting, but are we?
Blessings @kimwarner27
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