THE NECESSITY OF DIVINE DIRECTION
OVERVIEW
SCRIPTURE: The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. – Psalm 23:1
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: The absence of Divine direction is the abundance of scarcity.
In our study of yesterday, we established that Divine direction is key to the fulfilment of destiny and the purpose of God for one’s life. Therefore, accessing Divine direction is non-negotiable.
It is therefore very important to know the necessity of Divine direction in order to appreciate and pursue it.
What then is the necessity of Divine direction? Why do we need to be guided by God?
Divine Direction is Key to Divine provision
It is clear from our anchor scripture that Divine direction is key to Divine provision. God provides for the person He directs. God supplies to the people He guides. The truth is, whenever God leads, He leads you into provision; whenever He guides, He guides you into your supplies.
In other words, the absence of Divine direction is the abundance of scarcity; where Divine direction is absent, scarcity abounds. There are many people who are struggling in life today with the wrong business or endeavour because God did not lead them into it. Where their supply is located is different from what they are doing.
My counsel is, do not take any step without Divine guidance.
Remember this: The absence of divine direction is the abundance of scarcity
ASSIGNMENT(S):
1. Spend time with God in prayer to seek His direction.
2. Follow God’s leading for your life in everything you do.
PRAYER: O LORD, I need Your guidance in everything I do. Guide me LORD from the wrong steps of life in Jesus’ Name.
FOR FURTHER UNDERSTANDING, GET THIS MESSAGE: ACCESSING DIVINE DIRECTION.
QUOTE: When your life is surrendered at the altar of prayer, then your steps can be ordered by God. Culled from THE PRINCIPLES AND POWER OF PRAYER by Dr Paul Enenche.
TODAY IN HISTORY – 21ST MAY 1881: American Red Cross was founded
AMAZING FACT: The widest tongue measured 3.1 inches. The longest female tongue to be ever recorded was 2.76 inches.
DAILY READING: 1 Samuel 29:1 to 31:13, John 11:55 to 12:19, Psalm 118:1 to 18, Proverbs 15:24 to 26.
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