Dear Beloved in Christ,
Let us gather today with hearts full of gratitude, giving praise to God for the precious gift of life. I stand before you today, acknowledging that certain positive things in my life wouldn’t have come to fruition if not for the grace of God. I believe that, as seeds of our Father David, we are destined for exaltation and blessing.
In Psalm 89:3-5, we are reminded of the covenant that declares our exaltation and blessings. However, this covenant requires us to see ourselves as children of God, not merely seeking benefits but also aspiring to be useful in His kingdom.
Challenges and tribulations may surround us, but as seeds of David, we are destined to triumph because the Lord is with us. Psalm 89:19 assures us that under this covenant, someone has been ordained for our uplifting. Are you in sync to experience this blessing?
We are reassured that God will not lie to David, nor to his seed in Psalm 89:35-40. Let us believe that, for those created for signs and wonders, our time of exaltation is near. For those who may feel forgotten or discouraged, remember that only the dead are gone and forgotten. God did not abandon you, and your turn is approaching. The reward for your efforts is just around the corner. What you complain about now, others faced yesterday and met destruction when they quit. Let your heart be opened, for it is almost your time as a seed of David.
Psalm 89:46-60 encourages us to remind the Lord of His goodness and our assurance in Him for the things to come. As the seeds of David, we inherit promises through the sacrifice of Jesus. Our lives are meaningful, and despite the challenges, don’t quit. It’s your time for great success, and your inheritance is on its way.
Don’t let weariness overtake you; now is not the time to become lazy. For every living soul created in the image of God, I implore you not to let the devil convince you that it’s over. The Lord has a plan without human delegation, and if you keep quiet, you may miss the blessings destined for you this year.
Let the assurance of Psalm 89 guide you, and remember that if you keep silent and miss the blessings ordained for you this year, it may become a blessing for others, for God’s word and blessings do not return to Him void.
In conclusion, acknowledge that two things are insatiable – death and our cravings for more blessings. Therefore, let us embrace the covenant, be resilient, and stand firm in faith, for our God is faithful to fulfill His promises to the seeds of David.
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