Goodness Stored Up
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From now till February 14 ,this is a special season where we are in and this is one where we need to build altars, spend time fasting and praying and declaring the word and as we do so, may the Lord give us extended and unimaginable victories. The more we grow in the goodness and fear of God, the more we walk in the goodness that He has stored up for us. Share on X Sometimes when we go through life or see different circumstances in our lives, we may not see the evidence of God’s goodness or feel God is not there for us but today’s scripture shows us the goodness of God is stored up for a particular time and is kept for us and then all of it will be released upon us. How deep we are willing to also go to His presence? Just because we do not see the evidence of Gods presence in our lives, does not mean we should give up. So often we run away or choose to stay away from God in difficult seasons but let us not stop pushing or making efforts to go deeper and continue to ask God for grace to draw closer to Him even in the hard days. The world may be difficult now and hard but this season, let us make the choice to go to the Lord for our protection. The Bible talks about how Job was criticized and how his friends made him think he had secret sins but God vindicated him. The best way that God vindicates us is not in the absence of our enemies but the presence of our enemies, He prepares a table for us. Share on X Let us make a prayer today telling God that we will go only to Him for our protection and covering because the goodness that He has stored up for us, He is set to lavish it upon us.Get This Episode
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