Principles of Promotion
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Good morning and greetings in Jesus precious name!
Today we need to understand that there are principles in the scriptures and that if we apply those principles in our life we will receive promotion like never before. Our promotion is directly proportional to the principles that we apply in our life. If we can follow certain principles intentionally, constantly and apply them in our life, we can see that God brings promotion in our life at the right time.
One of the principles is that we humble ourselves. The bible says, “Whoever humbles himself will be lifted.” Joab could have captured the city but he dint wanted to otherwise he would have got the credit. He asked David to come and capture the city. Joab understood that his blessing will come when he humbles himself. Joab knew that his significance was not connected to his physical victory. This is a godly principle that every child of God should follow. Jesus is our high priest, He is our King, He is the One we are fighting for. We can do whatever we want to do that He has asked us to do. But, we have to learn to take a step back and ask the Lord Jesus to come and capture and take all the credits.
When we apply this principle not just in our relationship with God, but even in human relationships, we are willing to let go of the credit. The bible says, when God sees what you do in private, He will honour you in public. God knows how to elevate you and bring you to the endpoint at the right time.
If you will apply the right principles, you will get the right promotions. Share on XYour promotions are going to be directly proportional to the principles that you apply in life.
Have a blessed and beautiful day ahead with Jesus.
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