Monday, June 24, 2019

God's Promise Of Provision


Promise of God's Provision

 
2 Corinthians 9:8
Yes, God is more than ready to overwhelm you with every form of grace, so that you will have more than enough of everything - every moment and in every way. He will make you overflow with abundance in every good thing you do.
(TPT)

Philippians 4:19
I am convinced that my God will fully satisfy every need you have, for I have seen the abundant riches of glory revealed to me through the Anointed One, Jesus Christ!
(TPT)

 
During a recent prayer time Randy envisioned a banquet table full of good things.  And people were filling their plates, taking a small spoon of this and a small helping of something else, sampling the items available. Then there was a loud voice that said "take a full measure."  It was then that Randy realized that the table was full of the provision of God.  He doesn't want us to just sample and come back hungry.  He wants to satisfy our needs.



Thank you Father for meeting every need we have in life.  For you are Jehovah-Jireh, the God who provides.  For we know that you hold everything in your hands and will provide for your children.  Thank you for your abundance of blessings and goodness.

~ Randy & Joan

 

 

 

 

 

Monday, June 17, 2019

Righteousness

 
 
Promise of righteousness

2 Corinthians 5:21
For God made the only one who did not know sin to become sin for us, so that we who did not know righteousness might become the righteousness of God through our union with him. 
(TPT)

In the middle of yesterday's prayer time God gave Randy a type of vision.  Now these are rare but have happened before.  He saw a man driving up to the cross of Jesus in a very old, dilapidated, broken down,  rusted out pickup truck.  In the bed of the truck was what appeared to be used tin cans.  There was a foul, rotting stench coming from these cans.  The driver stopped at the left side of the cross and got out.  He was in tattered clothes and appeared to be in as broken down a state as the truck he was driving.  He walked to the back side of the cross and then reappeared on the right side of the cross.  He was totally cleaned up wearing fresh new clothes and driving a gleaming new vehicle.  This vision brought Randy to the point of tears.  There was a revelation of God's goodness.  The broken man exiting the vehicle represented us in need of our Savior.  The tin cans and the rotting stench represented our sins.  Getting out of the truck and walking around that cross was symbolic of leaving our sins at the foot of the cross.  Driving away  in the new clothes and the gleaming vehicle represented being forgiven and wrapped up in God's righteousness. Only God can take our sin and exchange it for glory. 

Father there are days we fill unworthy.  But you have promised to cleanse us from all sin and unrighteousness.  You have wiped away our sin and our guilt and made us new.  Your word tells us that as a righteousness person our prayers are powerful and effective.  We seek the truth of your word and the direction of the Holy Spirit.

~ Randy and Joan

 

Monday, June 10, 2019

Salvation


God's Word contains literally thousands of Bible promises waiting to be claimed in faith.  God's promises are available to believers not doubters.  Believing and obeying God are keys to unlocking his promises. God rewards faith not unbelief.  Faith pulls God's promises from the spirit realm to the physical realm.
It's our prayer that your faith and trust in the Lord will be increased as you seek Him to supply your needs. In the following weeks we will be sharing some of God's promises. This is where you start with God's promises.

The promise of salvation
Titus 3:5-6
He came to save us.  Not because of any virtuous deed that we have done but only because of his extravagant mercy.  He saved us, resurrecting us through the washing of rebirth.  We are made completely new by the Holy Spirit, whom he splashed over us richly by Jesus, the Messiah, our life giver. 
(TPT)

John 3:16
For this is how much God loved the world He gave his one and only, unique son as a gift.  So now everyone who believes in him will never perish but experience everlasting life.
(TPT)

Salvation Prayer
Father I confess that I have not lived my life for you.  I have been living it for myself.  I need you in my life and I want you in my life.  I acknowledge that your Son Jesus Christ gave his life for me on the cross at Calvary.  I want to receive the forgiveness you have made freely available to me through this sacrifice.  Come into my life now Lord and be my King and my Savior from this day forward.  I want to follow you for the rest of the days of my life.  I ask this in Jesus' name.  Amen

It's not merely the repeating of these words, but it's the commitment in faith that brings salvation.
~ Randy & Joan