Serve a Unique God

by | Jul 14, 2021 | Purpose

“O LORD, there is no one like you. We have never even heard of another God like you! – 1 Chronicles 17:20
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Welcome to this new day! There is a unique calling, anointing over your life because you are called, chosen. The more we walk with God and acknowledge His goodness, the more we see His purpose for our life in this world.

In the Bible, David prays a prayer of thanksgiving after receiving a prophetic word through Prophet Nathan. He had confirmed his covenant with David, His plans for the nation of Israel, for David’s family and a conformation about the building of the temple of God in Jerusalem. David responds in, 1 Chronicles 17:20,“O LORD, there is no one like you. We have never even heard of another God like you!”

David tells God of how unique He is. The initial part says that there is nothing like God and unique. David is admiring the uniqueness of God.

Let us admire God, how unique is His love, grace, mercy. As we remain hungry, faithful and rooted, we shall experience the unique nature of God. Anyone who has experienced God to be unique, they became unique in the characteristics.

David continues by saying about the uniqueness of the nation of Israel as they serve the unique God.

As God is unique, the people who serve Him become unique. Share on X

When you see the uniqueness of God, you possess the unique talents, revelations and visions which leads to unusual as you have received a new revelation of God.

May this word burn like fire in your spirit!

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