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Walking In Honor At Your Workplace: 3 Practical Tools

by Lauren Koch September 1, 2022

God’s word makes it clear that our efforts on earth are not for the world, but unto Him. Even so, it can be hard to see how the mundane parts of your life can honor God. The truth is that it is in the mundane God we can offer God the most glory. Below are 3 practical ways walking in honor at your workplace will glorify God.

1. Practice humility

Have a rude coworker or boss? Maybe someone on your team snaps at or doesn’t respect you? Take this as your opportunity to show humility. Proverbs 15:33 says, “Wisdom’s instruction is to fear the Lord, and humility comes before honor.” When our fear of the Lord directs even our workplace, the treatment we receive from others doesn’t dictate how we respond; God’s word does. Learning to humble ourselves sets us apart from the world, revealing the Father to even the hardest of hearts.

2. Be led by the love of God

“A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another. By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.” (John 13: 35). It is crucial to let God’s love lead you as you learn to walk in honor. In fact, Jesus tells the disciples in John that the world will known they belong to Jesus because of their love for one another.

3. Choose excellence

As you work, you get to choose excellence, which honors God. Where you could cut corners, choose to do things correctly. If others are doing just enough to get by, set an example by going the extra mile. Practice excellence with your mouth. Don’t make habit of talking poorly about others around you, but instead choose to speak kindly. While your job may feel mundane, remember that your efforts are unto the Lord! God sees your daily choices and is proud of you. Walking in honor takes intentional practice. Eventually, it will be the supernatural fruit of your life.

“So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.” (1 Corinthians 10:31)

“And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him.” (Colossians 3:17)

September 1, 2022 0 comment

Impartation, A Call To Freely Give

by Bill Vanderbush June 25, 2022

written by Bill Vanderbush

Impartation is to those who honor the anointing as separate from the vessel or can lift the lid on the vessel to see the treasure it contains. If I honor THAT, then I benefit from the value of that treasure and it is deposited into my account. Matt 10:41…(if you honor a prophet in the name of the prophet…) I think it’s nice if the vessel knows what they contain/carry, but it’s not necessary. There is also great capacity in the heart of the person positioned to receive. The woman with the issue of blood who touched Jesus for example. The giver and the receiver who are each aware of what’s going on will both be blessed in the exchange.

I’m not sure how to put this but here goes… God never stops being the source of the gift, so it’s not something that we can ever give independent of His sovereign will, however it is His sovereign right to invite us into a partnership of co-laboring where our will and His will are united to release blessing to people. If someone gave you charge of their wealth and asked you to distribute it, you would want to do so according to their desire, not sowing where they would not sow and so on. That would require you to be in a close relationship with them, which is apparently what He wants. That delegated authority to you would not result in your independence from Him, but would actually draw you closer as you release the treasure within you to affect the world around you.

Laying on of hands is a big deal. If you are going to equip someone in the physical, you’ll do it by taking hold of something and handing it to another person. We are made in the image of God and I think that, though God is Spirit, our hands reflect that aspect of His nature that releases, empowers, blesses, and equips. When you lay hands on someone and are aware that you are reflecting Him, there is great power in that moment and contact.

To put it another way, if people are conscious of what they carry in the things of the Spirit and they lay hands on someone whose heart is positioned to receive and steward with excellence what is deposited into them, there is a tangible transfer of Spiritual wealth from one person to another through the laying on of hands. 1 Tim 4:14. (Don’t neglect the gift in you that was deposited to you by the laying on of hands…) It’s God’s way of making certain that the Body stays connected and that we are always in “freely you have received, freely give” mode.

Fruit is not followers. If that were the case, Jesus had a fruitless ministry. Fruit is of the Spirit and that which is not of the Spirit is dead, and the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, etc. Fruit is first and foremost, love. Love (Agape) has an appetite and it will be drawn to a well where it can be filled. God’s (Love’s) appetite for you went to unreasonable degrees to be poured out, ie crucifixion. The result of being immersed in that river of love is the fullness of joy that comes from the Presence of the Lord….followed by peace that goes beyond comprehension…etc. You get the picture, but it’s ALL good and beautiful. As I heard in a song once, “God is a lover looking for a lover so He fashioned me.” Love looks for Love, to respond to Love, so Love can increase. This is the mark of true discipleship. John 13:35

Jesus says blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness sake for they shall be filled. Matt 5:6 Righteousness is not a condition of being. RIGHTEOUSNESS IS A PERSON. Jesus IS the Righteousness of God and when you are in Christ and He is in you that Oneness produces an identity that we could spend a thousand lifetimes attempting to understand. That you now ARE the Righteousness of God in Christ Jesus. But just because something isn’t fully understood doesn’t mean that it can’t be fully accepted. So BLESSED (that is favored, empowered, and equipped) are YOU who have an appetite for more of Him and the result of that manifest hunger is that you will be filled.

Fullness in the Kingdom is measure in overflow, that is, stewarding it means you give it away. In order for that to occur, you have to find more who are hungry and thirsty for what you have freely received. If you are willing to travel to receive something from God, it demonstrates the value your heart places on both the vessel and the treasure God has put in them. This is honor and honor is how you receive inheritance.

It is a self pity mindset that defaults to the omnipresence of God as a way to excuse the lack of hunger a man can feel when disappointment and offense manifests as apathy. Apathy disguised as maturity will always call hunger that moves you a foolish waste of time. But it’s the hunger that makes it to the surface that gets fed and wise men still travel.

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The Value of Honor

by GOD TV June 2, 2022

written by GOD TV

The focus of our time together today will be on the value of honor. I’m going to read Proverbs 25:2 to you today, but from two different translations. The first is from the One New Man Bible translation. It says, “It is the honor of God to conceal a thing, but the honor of kings is to search out a matter.” The second is from the New King James version and it states, “It is the glory of God to conceal a matter, but the glory of kings is to search out a matter.”

The two are practically identical, but one uses glory in place of honor. Does this make sense? You might ask. Well, Webster’s dictionary tells us that the two words are synonymous. In other words, to honor something is to glorify it. When we honor God, we are glorifying Him. When we honor, when we give honor to our parents and elders or our teachers, we’re also giving them glory. I personally believe that honor is one of the pillars that the Kingdom of God stands upon, and is vitally important to our Father. Jesus constantly honored the Father. He did what He saw the Father doing, and He said what He heard the Father say. But honor is not just for the exalted ones. Honor is meant for the righteous who occupy all the stations of life. It is meant for the righteous janitor of the company that diligently and with pride keeps the office spotless, as it is meant for the righteous CEO at the pinnacle of the company. The church usher who has served loyally for years, deserves as much honor as the learned and wise senior pastor of every church.

It is such an honor to honor others and in doing so, we bring glory to our magnificent Father who deserves it all. Lord, I thank you for the insight and revelation that you’ve given us, Father. Especially about honor and how to honor, Lord, and in honoring you, we glorify you as well. And Lord, we thank you, Lord, for the opportunity we have to give honor to one another, Lord, to praise you and to honor your service, Father. Lord, we thank you. We praise you and we thank you, Lord, for all you’ve done and all you do, in the Name of Jesus Christ. Amen.

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Comedian Chris Tucker Turns Down $10 Million Offer To Honor God

by Christel Berns January 13, 2022

written by Christel Berns

Popular comedian Chris Tucker turns down a film offer worth $10M because it would compromise his beliefs and values in honoring God.

Chris Tucker Offered Millions Of Dollars

Chris had his big break in the film industry when he starred with Jackie Chan in ‘Rush Hour.’ Also, his R-rated movie ‘Friday,’ became a gross-topping film that earned more than $27M twenty years ago.

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But later on, the actor had a life-changing encounter with Jesus that drastically changed his ways. And that included becoming a stand-up comedian and being cautious in choosing the films he would star in.

“I never was a raunchy, raunchy comic,” he said. “But I didn’t think about what I was saying because I was young.”

The Challenge As A Christian Actor

Today, Chris always makes sure he keeps his acting clean and wholesome. It’s challenging for him, but the actor said it helps him hone his skill.

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“Normally, most comics talk about stuff that’s easy-maybe cussing or saying something raunchy,” Chris explained. “I have to dig deeper to find something that’s still funny and not raunchy. It’s harder. I like the challenge.”

What’s more, the actor also recently turned down a $10M film offer. Because it would compromise the values and beliefs, he is upholding, protecting his relationship with God.

In a tweet from Ice Cube, they revealed how Chris turned down their huge offer.

“We were ready to pay Chris Tucker $10-12M to do Next Friday, but he turned us down for religious reasons,” the tweet reads. “He didn’t want to cuss or smoke weed on camera anymore.”

We were ready to pay Chris Tucker $10-12m to do Next Friday but he turned us down for religious reasons. He didn’t want to cuss or smoke weed on camera anymore. https://t.co/1pfo1FHWzp

— Ice Cube (@icecube) December 29, 2021

The comedian chose to honor God instead of what he would gain from the film.

“One of the reasons why I didn’t do the second one [was] because of the weed,” Chris said. “Because I said, ‘Man, that movie became a phenomenon. … I don’t want everybody smoking weed.’…It probably was good for me [to turn it down] because it kept me moving. You know, to the next phase and next movies. But that was one of the reasons. I said I didn’t want to … get everybody smoking weed.”

Reference: Faithpot

January 13, 2022 0 comment

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Celebrating Others Releases God’s Glory Into The Atmosphere

by Rhoda Gayle December 18, 2021

written by Rhoda Gayle

Honoring and celebrating every person that we run into releases God’s glory into the atmosphere.

Bill Johnson

The senior pastor of Bethel Church, Bill Johnson, encourages everyone to celebrate and honor every person we meet. He is urging us to honor not only the people we like or have the same belief as us, but we also need to celebrate every person no matter who he/she is nor what they believe in.

“There’s something about honoring this person that is with us, and celebrating every person that we run into.”

Celebrate every person

Let us celebrate the truth that God made every person according to His image. When we honor people, miracles are bound to happen! Our obedience can release God’s glory into the atmosphere.

“There was a miracle that released presence, there was a miracle that actually revealed, pointed to, released if you will, into the atmosphere the manifested presence of God, glory. I believe every active obedience releases a measure of glory into the atmosphere.”

Small sacrifices

It doesn’t have to be a big and extravagant act, our little acts of kindness can reveal God’s glory. Our simple sacrifices for a person can make a huge difference in that person’s life.

“Every time you and I just step outside of what’s convenient, sacrifice is a step beyond convenience, and every time we step into that realm of sacrifice and we do that one simple thing. We stay two minutes later in the restaurant just to look eye-to-eye in the eye of that waitress and we express our thanks and our appreciation for the faithfulness and the service and we honor them with a tip that is beyond reason, we communicate our value for them as a person. That little two-minute thing released glory into the atmosphere.”

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December 18, 2021 0 comment

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Mike Pence Encourages Americans To Honor And Thank Veterans: “They Deserve To Hear It”

by Christa November 12, 2020

written by Christa

Vice President Mike Pence delivers a bold message to Americans in commemorating Veterans Day. He encouraged the people to remember the veterans’ sacrifices and service to keep the nation safe and secure.

Veterans Day

In an editorial piece of Fox News, Pence declared the veterans as heroes. “On Veterans Day, it’s our day to set the record straight. Every veteran of the armed forces of the United States is a hero to the American people. On this day, it’s our duty to tell the story of what they did for us,” he said.

He continued, “What they did for our country, and all that they’ve done to ensure the survival and success of liberty.”

Pence’s father was a combat veteran himself. He once told Pence that the true heroes were “the guys who didn’t make it home.” With that said, Pence concluded that veterans don’t really see themselves as heroes. But just people who answered the call of their country.

He revealed that the Veterans Affair’s neglect showed a cold indifference to the women and men in uniform. And it has lowered their morale.

Mike Pence

Regardless, Pence lauded the Trump administration for following through the promises made for the veterans. He highlighted the administration’s efforts in finding a new home for 30,000 homeless veterans. They also passed a new bill that gives $24,000 to veterans attending college.

Furthermore, Pence’s wife has also engaged in taking care of the veterans by spearheading the PREVENTS task force. It is an effort to cater to the mental health of the retired soldiers.

He then challenged Americans who did not serve in the uniform. “Before the day is out – whether at home or at work, on a street corner, or over a backyard fence – find a veteran.”

He continued, “Whether he or she came home in the last week or in the last century, extend your hand and say those words that veterans never ask to hear but they deserve to hear every day. Find a veteran today and say: ‘Thank you for your service.’ Because they deserve to hear it every day.”

November 12, 2020 0 comment

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Small-Town Church Honors Police Authorities By Giving $1,000 To Every Officer

by Rhoda Gayle July 17, 2020

written by Rhoda Gayle

A small-town Church in Tennessee honored the Police authorities by giving every police officer in their town a monetary gift of $1,000.

Lighthouse Baptist Church

Lighthouse Baptist Church in Jonesboro, Tennessee is receiving national attention after they honored police authorities in a very touching way. With all the criticism police have received in the past months, the church decided to encourage the officers. They conducted a ceremony to honor the entire Jonesboro police force and gifted them $1,000 each.

According to Lighthouse Baptist Church pastor Perry Cleek, they have seen how the police have been “demonized and disgraced and dishonored”. So they wanted to show the love of Jesus.

“Our church watched over the last few weeks … the way that our police officers were treated all over the country,” Perry said. “And we got our heads together and thought, ‘What can we do as a small church in a small town to honor our police, and to let our voice be known?’ … The voice of small-town America is seldom heard.”

Jonesboro Police Officer

23 police officers from the Jonesboro Police Department were honored in a public ceremony. The small-town church is receiving praises for their generous deed.

“I think small towns all over America feel like we do. That we want our voice to be heard, that we love law enforcement – our local police officers,” Cleek said. “And if we can do something to support them and encourage them, then that’s what we want to do. And we feel very good about what we did.”

At least one police officer who received the check donated the entire $1,000 to an elderly woman in need.

Reference: Christian Headlines

July 17, 2020 0 comment

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Jesus Is The Best Leader Of All!

by Henrietta Decruz March 10, 2020

written by Henrietta Decruz

Who is the Best Leader among all the leaders in history? Jesus is the one person whose leadership changed the world. All those who aspire to be good leaders can look up to and learn from the Best Leader of all – Jesus! What can we learn from Him about leadership?

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Best Leader: Jesus was humble

Jesus had the power to command the wind, the sea, and storms. He could walk on water, raise the dead, heal the sick, multiply food and turn water into wine. Being a celebrity in His time, people followed Him everywhere. Yet He was not proud.

Though Jesus is the ‘King of Kings and Lord of Lords’, He was lowly and humble before God and men.

John 13: 3-5 shares how Jesus served His disciples. “Jesus knew that the Father had put all things under his power and that he had come from God and was returning to God; so he got up from the meal, took off his outer clothing, and wrapped a towel around his waist. After that, he poured water into a basin and began to wash his disciples’ feet, drying them with the towel that was wrapped around him.”

Jesus showed compassion

The Pharisees caught a woman in adultery and brought her before Jesus. He said whoever had not sinned should throw the first stone. One by one all of them left. “Jesus said, Woman, where are your accusers? Has no man condemned you? She answered, ‘No one, Lord!’ ‘Jesus said, I do not condemn you either. Go on your way and from now on sin no more.’” (John 8: 10-11) Jesus was the only sinless person Who could stone her but He didn’t. Instead, He spoke to her kindly and encouraged her to give up sin.

Jesus cared about the people who followed Him. Matthew 15:32 says “Jesus called his disciples to him and said, ‘I have compassion for these people; they have already been with me three days and have nothing to eat. I do not want to send them away hungry, or they may collapse on the way.’” Jesus cared and provided their needs.

Jesus saw “a dead person carried out—the only son of his mother, and she was a widow. He said, ‘Don’t cry.’ He touched the bier they were carrying him on and said, ‘Young man, I say to you, get up!’ The dead man sat up and began to talk, and Jesus gave him back to his mother.” (Luke 7:12-15) Jesus cared for those who were helpless and in need.

Best Leader: Jesus came to serve

In Luke 22:25-26 Jesus said to His disciples, “The kings of the Gentiles lord it over them; and those who exercise authority over them call themselves Benefactors. But you are not to be like that. Instead, the greatest among you should be like the youngest, and the one who rules like the one who serves. For who is greater, the one who is at the table or the one who serves? Is it not the one who is at the table? But I am among you as one who serves?”

Jesus said, “You are not to be called rabbi (teacher), for you have one Teacher and you are all brothers. And do not call anyone [in the church] on earth father, for you have one Father, Who is in heaven. And you must not be called masters (leaders), for you have one Master (Leader), the Christ. He who is greatest among you shall be your servant. Whoever exalts himself [with haughtiness and empty pride] shall be humbled (brought low), and whoever humbles himself [whoever has a modest opinion of himself and behaves accordingly] shall be raised to honor.“ Matthew (23: 8-12)

Jesus pleased His Father

Jesus could have thrown His weight around, He did not do as He pleased. He said, “I do nothing on my own but speak just what the Father has taught me. The one who sent me is with me; he has not left me alone, for I always do what pleases him.” (John 8:28b-29) We too need to learn how to please our heavenly Father as He did.

Being a leader is a very big responsibility. Luke 12:48 says, “For everyone to whom much is given, of him shall much be required; and of him to whom men entrust much, they will require and demand all the more.” All leaders will one day have to give an account to God for all that He entrusted to their care.

March 10, 2020 0 comment

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Power of Your Words

by Brian Taylor October 29, 2019

written by Brian Taylor

Previously, I shared a few thoughts about the power of your words and the impact that they can have on the mountain of family. Today, I’d like to consider the power of your words as it relates to the mountain of faith or religion. We know that words have the ability to lift, encourage, bless, and empower people for great things. On the mountain of faith, words are what we have been given to direct our hearts, attention, and praise to God. Yet, for many, there are times when the words people use have often caused hurt or offense because of a lack of honor.

Honor is something that many people struggle with because it is something that requires a level of humility. When we honor others with our words, we take a lower position, not because we are belittling ourselves. Instead we are raising others to a preferred status, acknowledging and giving reverence to the Creator.

It is so easy to have a high opinion of ourselves because we are often taught to have a healthy sense of self. Yet, there are times when our sense of self can conflict with our ability to express the love we should have for others when we do not focus on another in a place of honor. Speaking honorably to others lifts them up in a way that acknowledges year of experience when they are older, their strength and energy when they are younger, their uniqueness when they are of a different culture, or even their struggle when they come from different life experience.

So many have been hurt by the Church because we often do not remember to honor our neighbors as God’s creation, forgetting that the same God who saved us, is equally capable of redeeming them. We forget that the same God who healed us, made us whole, matured us, and gave us hope is more than able to do this for those who’ve yet to have that God encounter that we’ve been blessed to have experienced.

Speaking honorably to others reminds people that no matter who they are, where they come from, or what they’ve done, there is a God who sees them, loves them, and desires the best for them. What would it look like for them to know that not only does God love the and honor them, so too are there people on earth who see them in the same way that God sees them?

Speaking honorably of others lets people know that you can be trusted that when they leave you, it is more likely you will do likewise in speaking of them. There is nothing that can do more harm than to speak dishonorably of someone, especially when talking to someone who had a favorable opinion of that person before they spoke with you. This can be challenging at times. I know this for a fact.

It’s also a great lesson that I learned from a friend and pastor in Atlanta. He told me one day that he had to be careful of the things he spoke of about others in the presence of others, if for no other reason than his son was watching him. Speaking honorably of others is a way of modeling honor before others. They say that integrity is doing the right thing even when no one is watching. Yet, we know that God is always watching. What greater way of showing honor to God than to honor others before others?

Now is a time you can direct others to God and a faith in Him by using your words to honor them. Words can be life to people as you allow God to reveal the good He desires to reveal in them. May you be challenged today to bring others to a greater awareness of God’s faithfulness to honor them by your own act of honoring them through the power of your words.

October 29, 2019 0 comment

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Who Do You Honor? Honor God

by Vance K Jackson November 27, 2017

written by Vance K Jackson

“The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge: but fools despise wisdom and instruction.” Proverbs‬ ‭1:7‬ ‭KJV‬‬

When you set your heart to reverence and trust God, you’ll establish your house on good ground – His Ground. The soil of your heart is directly linked to who or what you choose to honor. When you are led by the cares, entanglements and lusts of this world, you’re contaminating the ground of your heart and home with poisons that’ll pollute your family’s harvest. When you choose to worship, prioritize and honor God, you’ll lead your family on the right path – God’s path. Your family’s Destiny is directly linked to your obedience. You are the foundation layer. Your submission to God undergirds your family’s spiritual well-being. It’s your choice to diligently seek and honor God.

Spiritual Diligence Develops Character and Maturity.

“He becometh poor that dealeth with a slack hand: but the hand of the diligent maketh rich.” Proverbs‬ ‭10:4‬ ‭KJV‬‬

When you deliberately focus on pleasing God, you don’t have to worry about the opinions of people. When you diligently surrender your heart and ways to God, He’ll direct your path. God wants your heart and He wants to lead your house, but it takes discipline to be steadfast and focus on serving and honoring God in every part of your life – both in private and public. Your private time spent with God is critical to your success as a leader in the home and in the community. As a husband and father, your spiritual maturity, growth and development is a key component to your marital and familial success. When you diligently focus on serving God, building character and spiritual discipline; your family will emulate the course that you have set and established. You are the head and God holds you accountable for your stagnation. The hand of the diligent ensures that processes are in place to progress and the discipline around those processes are enforced and adhered to. Your discipline is crucial to your family’s consistent growth and success.

Your Thought Life Matters. Choose To Meditate And Not Complain.

“This book of the law shall not depart out of thy mouth; but thou shalt meditate therein day and night, that thou mayest observe to do according to all that is written therein: for then thou shalt make thy way prosperous, and then thou shalt have good success.” Joshua‬ ‭1:8‬ ‭KJV‬‬

Choose to meditate on God’s Word over worrying on how to solve the problem. God’s Word states, that He will not put more on us than we can bear, handle, carry or load (1 Corinthians 10:13). Good success comes from God. It is our submission and obedience to His Word that directs our course and orders our steps. We have a choice to either meditate on what God’s Word Promises or complain about the situation at hand. When we hide the Word in our heart and surrender to Him, God will lead our course and make a way of escape and provision. God will create a way when there is no way in sight. Trust God. “Behold, I will do a new thing; now it shall spring forth; shall ye not know it? I will even make a way in the wilderness, and rivers in the desert.” Isaiah‬ ‭43:19‬ ‭KJV‬‬

Delight In The Lord.

“But his delight is in the law of the Lord; and in his law doth he meditate day and night.” ‭‭Psalms‬ ‭1:2‬ ‭KJV‬‬

When you honor God, you’re deliberately choosing to delight in His Word in all seasons – in all circumstances. Your delight is directly linked to your success. When you continually honor God in every season you’re choosing to love His principles and precepts. Your submission and meditation even in chaos will navigate your life’s course – “O how love I thy law! it is my meditation all the day.” Psalms‬ ‭119:97‬ ‭KJV‬‬ Your meditation, upon God’s Word, is the root to your spiritual stability in every season. Surround yourself with the Word, both day and night. Let your consistent focus be shifted towards His Love, His Word and Commandments. As you allow the Word to lead your heart your house becomes planted, rooted and established in Him.

A Home Rooted By God’s Word Will Spring Forth Fruit – In Due Season.

“And he shall be like a tree planted by the rivers of water, that bringeth forth his fruit in his season; his leaf also shall not wither; and whatsoever he doeth shall prosper.” Psalms‬ ‭1:3‬ ‭KJV‬‬

When you are connected to God’s Word and honor Him with your life, time, talent, gifts and resources you will not wither, but prosper in everything that you set your hands to do. With God, you will flourish. When God leads your home, He will cause His Fruit to flourish within the borders of your home. If you find that you’re withering in an area, check your relationship, submission and connection to God’s Word. Your fruit will spring forth in due season, the season that God permits you to produce fruit and harvest. Every season of your life has purpose. Your expansion and enlargement is directly linked to your submission and surrenderance. When you are planted, in His Word, you’re establishing your home and setting yourself up to flourish in God’s timing and in His cycle. Every season has a shift and purpose. Submit to God and He’ll lead your path. “To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven:” Ecclesiastes‬ ‭3:1‬ ‭KJV‬‬

Be Blessed.

This article was written by Vance Jackson who serves on the leadership team of Word of Life Christian Ministries in Detroit, MI. Vance is a successful businessman, speaker and writer and leads Bible studies on topics ranging from Marriage to Faith, Family, Business, Stewardship, Emotional Healing and Leadership.

November 27, 2017 1 comment