DAILY DEVOTIONAL
Memory Verse:
"Elijah went before the people and said, 'How long will you waver between two opinions? If the LORD is God, follow him; but if Baal is God, follow him.'"
1 Kings 18:21
Inspirations:
There is no Glory for God in your unbelieve, but in your faith.
Your faith in God is the key that unlocks the door to the miraculous.
Prophetic word:
Divine intervention and supernatural provision will be seen as God shows Himself strong on behalf of those who trust in Him.
God is raising up a remnant of believers who will boldly proclaim His truth and lead others back to Him.
Prayer Points:
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Pray for a spirit of discernment to distinguish between the true God and false idols.
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Pray for boldness and courage to stand firm in your faith, even in the face of opposition.
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Pray for spiritual revival and the restoration of God's people.
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Pray for God's guidance and direction in making decisions.
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Pray for the strength to persevere in times of difficulty and trial.
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Listen to
We are under an open heaven
Where His glory shall be revealed
Where the sin, sick soul shall heal
We are under an open Heaven
We are under an open heaven
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We are under an open heaven
Where His Power shall overflow
Where the broken shall be made whole
We are under an open heaven
We are under an open heaven
We are under an open heaven
( Oh we are under and open )
Overcoming Spiritual Dryness:
There are times as believers, including clergy, where you feel so dry that you just want to give up, you just want to forget your call, or you are tempted to compromise your faith because of the season of dryness.
Know that this season will surely come and go, but never hold on to a season, because holding on to a season can stir up offense in your heart and may change your perspective on spiritual and physical things.
The truth is that great men of old also once went through their seasons of dryness. Elijah was at the Brook Cherith, and he experienced dryness. Sometimes we may face times when our spiritual vitality seems to wane, leaving us feeling empty and distant from God. These seasons are part of the spiritual journey and can serve as opportunities for growth and deeper dependence on God.
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The good news is that God always makes a way where there seems to be no way, God provided for Elijah during his time at the brook Cherith. Even in seasons of spiritual dryness, God sustains and provides for His faithful servants.
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What I need you to do is reflect on the ways God has provided for you in your own lives, Count your blessings and name them one by one.
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Lastly, dryness may be a sign that you have not totally completed your goal, task, or assignment, and you need to push to see the completion so you can advance to the next level.