“…for everything, there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven…” – Ecclesiastes 3:1 (NKJV)
Having established the fact that change is a gradual process, it is important to understand that any change that you desire is possible. Sometimes, people think that there are certain things that cannot change in their lives. In fact, some people have been made to believe that the situation they are going through cannot change but the truth is that such a statement is a lie from the pit of hell. Beloved, any situation can change, if you know the right principles to apply. The Bible records the story of Elijah and how he prayed for rain after three years of drought. Everyone at that time and day did not know what else to do to make it rain, so for them, it was an impossible situation. But for Elijah, He knew what to do, he knew what principle to apply which was the principle of prayer.
Now, when he started praying, nothing happened. He sent his servant out to check for any sign of rain but the servant found nothing. He prayed again and six times the servant returned with no sign. It was at the seventh time, he came back and said to him, “I see in the cloud something that looks like a man’s hand” and that was all Elijah needed (1 Kings 18:41-46 NKJV) Notice that it didn’t happen immediately. He was patient and committed to seeing it happen. If you are going to see a change in your life and situation, you should do the same. You should continue in the principles you are applying and be patient to see the change you are looking for come to pass. So, refuse to be discouraged for any reason, instead be diligent enough to commit to the principles that will produce the change that you desire. Praise God!
Today’s Rhema
As long as you know the right principles to apply, you can change anything and any situation!
Confession for the Day
Father, I am grateful for this timely message. I refuse to be in a hurry any longer. I choose this day to apply the right principles and as I do this, the change that I desire is manifesting in my life in the name of Jesus. Amen!
