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UNFORCED RHYTHMS OF GRACE, DAY 191

MUNFORCED RHYTHMS OF GRACE, DAY 191
Pastor Gabriel Prosper
Streams of Grace  Global Ministries

‘The  Lord  will open  to  you  His good  treasure, the  heavens, to give  the rain  to your  land in  its season, and  to  bless all  the work  of  your  hand. You shall  lend  to  many  nations, but you  shall  not borrow’  (Deuteronomy  28:12). 

In the  Bible, rain usually  speaks of blessings and the  supply  of the  Spirit.  Even today, Israelis thank God when  it  rained, because  they  know that when He  gives them rain, their blessings will  be  plentiful. Their cattle will feed in large  green pastures and  eat cured, winnowed fodder. And when they  see  rivers and streams of  water  flowing  from their  mountains and hills (Isaiah 30:23-25), they  know that times of refreshing  and power have  come.

Likewise,  you can  expect God to vitally  rain His  blessings and power on  you and vitally bless the work of  your hands. Then,  you  will  vitally  come  to a place  where  you will  “lend to many  nations, but you shall  not borrow.”  In  fact, Jesus wants  you to know  that this  is a blessing that He  died to  give to  you; because  when He  died, He  did not  even have  a  tomb of His own. He was laid in a  borrowed tomb, so that  you can have  the power to lend.

There  is nothing  you  can  do about the  rain other than to let it fall. So just  expect God to vitally  rain His  blessings  and Glory  on  you!  Let them fall! And  you will  be  vitally  blessed with more  than enough, so that with  your needs and  your family’s needs more  than met,  you  can be  a blessing  to others too!

HIS  FAVOR BRINGS  you rain of blessings in their seasons.

Say  this with me: THE RAIN OF  GOD’S BLESSINGS AND  POWER ARE UPON  ME  IN THE NAME OF  JESUS!  AND  I  HAVE  MORE THAN ENOUGH  TO  LEND  TO  NATIONS AND NEVER  BORROW

THE UNFORCED RHYTHMS OF GRACE (URG) is a daily devotional authored by Pastor Gabriel Prosper, President and Senior Pastor, Streams of Grace Global Ministries.

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