“Now unto him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us.” Ephesians 3:20 (KJV)
Beloved, Christ died to give us more than enough. He died to give us a surplus. He died to ensure that we are not in want of any good thing. The Psalmist says: “The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.” Psalm 23:1 (KJV). That means I shall not want money! I shall not want for health! I shall not want for anything. God can do it! And not just that, He can exceed your expectations, your imagination, and your request.
I encourage you to open your mind and be assured that God will strategically position you. You are not going to remain ordinary. Something big must break out in your life. I am convinced that there is something big that God has prepared for you. God’s grace is sufficient for you. There is enough grace to break you into the big league. Don’t write yourself off. Don’t give up on who God has made you. Stand in the liberty where Christ has made you free and keep your eyes on Him who has promised, knowing that He will do all He has said.
Take time to pray. Pray like a man from another world. Ask God to do the unusual in your life. Tell him you are not satisfied. Pray with a fresh hunger. The earth is filled with God’s goodness. You will take your portion. He will satisfy you with His goodness. It is time to break into something powerful. It is time to break into something unusual. It is time to break into something heavy.
You must refuse to be ordinary. You must refuse to settle for the status quo. It is just one connection. It is just stepping into the right place. The grace of God will bring it to pass. Power is available to move you forward. Power is available to take you to new frontiers of success. Receive power to launch you into the unusual.
Further Reading: Psalm 23:1-6; Isaiah 60:1-22
Daily Bible Reading: Morning- 2 Chronicles 23-24; Evening- John 15
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