Little Messages with Big Impact
It is crucial to understand that divine and satanic flows are connected to individuals. Your relationships play a vital role in either cultivating blessings or allowing destructive forces into your life. Never try to service relationships that bring negative, satanic flows into your life. Instead, cut those relationships off and focus on nurturing the relationships that bring divine flows and blessings.
To reach your destination, you must recognize when the vehicle for your journey shows up. God’s vehicle for your future could be a ministry, a business, a friendship, a church, an assignment, an instruction, or a program. This vehicle can be secular or spiritual, but it will always be the means through which God takes you to your destiny.
When Jesus said, “Let us pass over unto the other side” (Mark 4:35), he was setting a clear objective and destination for His journey. The question for you is: Where are you going? In life, you must have a destination in mind—whether it’s financial, professional, in marriage, or in ministry. Without a defined goal, you risk wandering aimlessly. You can’t achieve what you haven’t clearly set out to achieve.
Crises are inevitable in this world. However, as believers, God has a separate package prepared for us. By following the principles of faith, we can rise above every storm in life. When you find yourself in the middle of a storm, living by faith will have you already wrapped up in God’s instructions and directions, ready to navigate the challenges with His guidance. To live in faith, you must apply these essential principles:
Bad leadership is one of the devil’s most destructive assaults against the collective destiny of any group of people. When leadership is appointed by the devil, it can exchange long-term futures for short-term gains. This is what happened with Esau. He was the leader of his family, yet he made a disastrous decision by selling his birthright for a single meal. The Bible calls Esau a “profane person” (Hebrews 12:16) because he did not recognize the value of the glorious heritage that was reserved for his family by birthright. By giving it away so cheaply, he removed his family from God’s first choice and future blessing.
Remember, the devil launches constant assaults against Christians with the intention of causing their faith to fail. Doubt and confusion will try to creep in, and often, the demands God places on you may not make sense in the natural. However, in these moments, you must remain steadfast and refuse to let your faith fail. As a believer, you will face attacks from various angles, and it’s essential to recognize and resist them. Here are some common attacks that aim to weaken your faith:
As Christians, we must be vigilant and aware that there are attacks of hell designed to quench our faith. The enemy will try to sow seeds of doubt, confusion, and discouragement. It is crucial for us to remain watchful and recognize these attacks when they arise so that we can neutralize them effectively. Let’s look at some common attacks the devil uses to weaken your faith:
As a believer, you have been given the power to bind and loose. This is a divine authority that God has granted to every born-again Christian. You can bind what you don’t want in your life and loose what you desire. This power is part of your spiritual armoury, and it is meant to help you walk in victory in every area of life.
Today, God wants you to understand a major key to success in the kingdom: structure. Many people fail or fall short in life simply because they lack structure. It is vital to understand that you cannot be responsible beyond the structure you’ve built around your life.
Yesterday, we began discussing an important aspect that will help you live victoriously as a Christian in various situations: Your personal revelation of Jesus. This step is crucial for moving toward victory. The first thing God will change in your life is not necessarily your situation; it’s your revelation. Once your revelation is changed, your situation will follow. This was clearly seen in the life of Abraham.