Wisdom For The Vision

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True wisdom is of the Spirit; it comes from the Lord.
Until divine wisdom is given, man walks in darkness.
Wisdom gives insight. It gives foresight. It gives
understanding. Wisdom guides and leads. And as you
continually give yourself to the Word and the ministry of the
Spirit, you function in greater wisdom. The Lord opens your
mind, and your spirit will have such cogitations beyond this
earthly realm.
The wisdom of God gives you extraordinary amplitude
of comprehension. It opens the world to you; and you’re
amazed at what you see. Visions are things God entrusts
to us. They’re investments of the Holy Spirit in our spirits.
Sometimes, people mismanage visions and find themselves
in the wrong path. But the beautiful thing is, God gives you
wisdom to manage that which He shows you, and helps you
fulfil His purpose for your life. Man’s wisdom can’t help you
fulfil God’s vision; only divine wisdom can.
Sometimes, you might listen to an older person talk
about certain things, and you’re enthralled, thinking he’s got
wisdom. But he may merely be talking from experience. That’s
neither insight nor foresight; it’s hindsight. He’s looking back,
and telling you things based on his experiences and
reflections of the past. That’s not the wisdom you need to fulfil
God’s dream for you.
Real wisdom is from God; it doesn’t come from man,
and that wisdom is a force; it’s a propelling power that always
Wisdom For The Vision
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locates you in God’s perfect will. So, for that vision that God
has put in your heart, His wisdom is available to you in His
Word, and through the Holy Spirit.
PRAYER
Dear Lord, your wisdom is
available to guide and lead me in
the right paths to fulfil the dream
and visions that you’ve given me.
I have wisdom for ministry, for my
job, my business, finances, health,
and family! I function today, and
always, in divine wisdom,
manifesting the glory and virtues
of divinity deposited within my
spirit, in Jesus’ Name. Amen.
1 YEAR BIBLE
READING PLAN:
Luke 3:1-38
Deuteronomy
16-17
2 YEAR BIBLE
READING PLAN:
Romans 1:13-23
Psalm 87-88
FURTHER STUDY:
1 Corinthians 1:30  Pastor Chris

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