God is for you and His goodness surrounds you.
In this article, I want to share with you a message that God spoke to me this year: goodness is your portion. We are living in a time of great shaking, where governments, healthcare, education, and the economy are all being shaken. But in the midst of this shaking, we must remember that God is good and He has good things for us.
It’s easy to get distracted by the noise and chaos around us, but we must not lose sight of the fact that God is good and He wants to bless us. During this time of sifting and shaking, God is removing the things that we have idolized or put our trust in, so that we can put our hope and trust in Him alone.
The Book of Revelation teaches us that not everyone is in the same place in their walk with God. Each of us has our own journey, and it’s important to seek God for ourselves and listen to what He is speaking to us individually. While it’s good to listen to the words of well-known prophets, we should not live dictated by their words. Instead, we should focus on what God is speaking to us personally.
One verse that has been on my heart is Psalm 65:11, which says, “You crown the year with your goodness, and your paths drip with abundance.” This verse reminds us that God’s goodness is our portion. Despite the shaking happening around us, we can hold on to the reality that God is good and He has good things in store for us.
In addition to this message of goodness, God has been challenging me to stretch my faith in the area of evangelism. While I may not consider myself a “super evangelist,” God has been urging me to step out in faith and share the gospel more intentionally. He wants me to stretch my faith and believe that He can use me to bring the message of salvation to others.
I want to encourage you to also stretch your faith in whatever area God is challenging you. Maybe it’s in your devotional life, your belief in miracles, or your willingness to step out and pray for others. Ask God to show you where you need to stretch your faith and commit to taking small steps of faith throughout the year.
I believe that as we step out in faith, God will meet us there. We will see miracles, signs, and wonders like never before. We will witness mass salvations and experience the power of God moving in and through our lives. That’s why our local church body in Oklahoma City is dedicating one Sunday a month to go out into the community and share the love of Christ. We believe that as we step out in faith, God will meet us and use us to make a difference.
So, as we navigate this year of shaking and uncertainty, let us remember that God is still on the throne. He wants to move in and through our lives, and He has good things in store for us. Let’s hold on to the truth that goodness is our portion and that God wants to partner with us to bring manifestation of Heaven on earth. Let’s not be fearful or afraid, but instead, let’s step out in faith and trust that God will meet us as we stretch our faith.
I want to encourage you to take some time to seek God and ask Him how He wants you to stretch your faith this year. Maybe it’s in the area of evangelism, like it is for me, or maybe it’s in another area of your life. Whatever it is, be willing to step out and try something new, even if it feels uncomfortable or unfamiliar.
Remember, we are living in a time of great shaking, but even in the midst of the shaking, God is still on the throne. He is good, and He has good things in store for us. So let’s hold on to the truth that goodness is our portion, and let’s trust that God will meet us as we step out in faith.
If you feel led, I would love to hear from you. Drop a comment, send a DM, or even an email and let me know how I can pray for you and cheer you on as you step out in faith. We are in this together, and I believe that as we support and encourage one another, we will see amazing things happen.
So be blessed, have a great day, and let’s continue to seek God and trust Him in this season of shaking. He is with us, and He wants to use us to make a difference in the world around us. Let’s go forth in faith and see what God will do!