Rev. 3:20, Luke 12:36, 37, Ps. 114:7,8

Enter me

The only thing God cannot do is Fail. God has never failed and He will not fail. God is always on time. He has taken a stand to help. Jesus said Òbehold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and dine with him and he with Me (Rev. 3:20). Jesus wants to enter into those that will let Him. He is not a slave master but a saving master. Call God today, ask Him for grace that will let Him enter into you. Ask Him to enter into every area of your life that is yet to receive Him. When God steps into your life, all that is not of God will step out of your life. He alone is a prayer answering God. God of Jacob, the only God who turned the rock into a pool of water, The flint into a mountain of waters. Call on Him to enter into your life in Jesus name (Ps.114:8).

Where are you?

2Sam. 11:1-13

Where are you at this point in time? Time is so crucial that believers should be very conscious of there stand in this time of the season to avoid untimely death. A whole King David, a man that is referred to as Òthe man after GodÕs heartÓ suffered in the time of the season. David remained where he was not have been at the wrong time of the season. 2Sam.11:1, it happened in the spring of the year, at the time when Kings go out to battle, that David sent Joab. David abandoned his purpose. He was supposed to be doing battle as it has always been in the past. When a believer abandons his purpose, he will loose his focus. What is your focus? It is never too late to turn back unto God if your focus has been shifted. God in his goodness and mercy will cause you to remain focus in all of His callings in your life.     

Drive out

Josh. 24:1-33

When war was not at rest in the life of the children of Israel-the Amonites, the perizzites, the Canaanites, the Hitttes, the Gigashites, the Hivites and the Jebusites- (all the ÒitesÓ) God sent the hornet before them to drive out all the oppositions. I sent the Hornet before you which drove them out from before you, also the two kings of the Amorites, but not with your sword or with your bow(Josh.24:12) When God takes the leadership in your journey, all battles in that journey would be silent and you are sure of victory. All he did for the children of Israel was to send hornets to do the battle. Ask God for the same hornet to answer on your behalf. Ask God to take over every junction of enemy and all the stand of battle in your life.     

Getting out

Gen. 12:1-6

It took Abram 75 years to begin his divine journey. Abram was inside with his family, all the while. At an appointed time, God called on him to Òget outÓ. AbramÕs journey began by getting out of the comfort of his country and family. In answering God, he was able to hear, see, wait, move, and eventually received all that God had in plan for him. Has He been calling you lately? What you are seeing around you can not be compared to what you will see when you answer Him. Ignore the popular saying that says: seeing is believing. Abram, believed God first and he saw and received all that God promised him. Ask today if there is anywhere that you have moved out of His plan for your life. Also God in His Goodness and mercy will remove every force that is denying you from answering His call for your life.

Expectation

Lk. 17:11-19

Why are you looking back? Let your past be past. God does not reckon with back lookers. Instead of you looking back, turn to thank Him for all that He has done in your life. God awaits thanks giving in return. Jesus Christ, having healed ten lepers, one out of the ten turned back to meet Jesus.  Luke 17:17 Òso Jesus answered and said, Òwere there not ten cleansed but where are the other nine. JesusÕ reaction to the only leper that turned back to Him in thanksgiving was a clear indication that Jesus always expects a return in all that He gives out. Today acknowledge Him; give thanks for all He has done and all that he will do. Take time out of your various places that you have been looking back to and give to Him the sacrifice of praise.