Be Faithful With The Anointing

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As a child of God, there’s an anointing on your life;
it’s a divine enablement. Many mistake the
anointing for the Spirit, but the anointing isn’t the Spirit. The
Spirit gives the anointing; the anointing is a divine power. It’s
that power of God that heals, delivers, removes burdens, and
causes you to prosper. It brings you victory. It opens doors for
you. It uplifts you, and causes you to fulfil the will of the
Father. It accomplishes works beyond your human ability.
Another beautiful thing is that the anointing on your
life can increase. Sometimes, people want to do more; they
want to make more impact with the Gospel by reaching more
people. Yes; that’s possible and commendable, but you need
increased grace. God will have to increase the authority given
to you; but first, you must be faithful with what you already
have. If you’re faithful in using what you currently have, then
He’ll cause a new anointing to come on you.
If you’re a leader in the house of God, for instance,
and the Lord has committed fifty members to you to lead,
be committed in praying and interceding for those fifty as
you would for fifty thousand. If you’re not faithful with the
fifty, even if you fast and pray for increase in membership, it
may never happen, because the anointing can’t be increased
without faithfulness.
Jesus said in Luke 16:10, “He that is faithful in that
which is least is faithful also in much: and he that is unjust
in the least is unjust also in much.” It’s a spiritual principle.
Choose to be faithful with whatever the Lord has committed
Be Faithful With The Anointing
SUNDAY
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to your hands. Don’t despise little beginnings, because your
faithfulness with, and to that which may seem “little” today is
what will take you to the next level.
PRAYER
Dear Lord, I thank you for your
anointing upon my life, and for
the privilege of being a minister
of reconciliation. My spiritual
fervour is at its peak, because I’m
full of the Spirit. I’m faithful and
effective in the ministry and
assignment committed into my
hands, in Jesus’ Name. Amen.
1 YEAR BIBLE
READING PLAN:
Luke 20:20-21:1-4
1 Samuel 20-22

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