The Windows Of Heaven – 4
Apostle Grace Lubega
Ephesians 1:17 (AMP); [For I always pray to] the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of glory, that He may grant you a spirit of wisdom and revelation [of insight into mysteries and secrets] in the [deep and intimate] knowledge of Him.
The windows of heaven open to men who know how to treat revelation.
Every revelation comes with a responsibility. That is why it is important that you receive it as a pearl, treasure and a priceless gift.
You must examine yourself with some deep soul searching questions. For example, when revelation comes to you, do you receive it merely to aid you in building a house? Does it come to you so you can get a promotion? Do you receive it so you can find a husband or wife? What is the value you place on these deep spiritual insights into the person of God?
This value is shaped by the desires that lead you to search out the word and the scriptures. Some search the scriptures to find how to build a business but there are those who search because they want God.
Some search the scriptures to find ways to attract wealth, but there are those who hunger for He in whom are hid all treasures.
Some search to find a spouse but there is one who is searching for the Lord to whom she is already espoused.
He opens the windows of heaven to those who hunger for what His heart can reveal and not what His hand can give.
His name be praised!
FURTHER STUDY: Hebrews 6:9, Matthew 6:33
GOLDEN NUGGET:
Every revelation comes with a responsibility that is why it is important that you receive it as a pearl, treasure and a priceless gift.
PRAYER: Lord, I thank you for this knowledge. Your word is my treasure and source of all strength. I receive it in wisdom, as your very person because you are your word. I honour it in all that I do even as it defines my responses in all the areas of my life. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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