Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Be Careful What You Pray For.

In closing out Sunday's class-Session One (no, I didn't want class to end. I was being ministered to by every-single-person in Group 2 that was ONLY the Lord moving and doing), Holy Spirit led us to close out prayer according to the workbooks on page 21.   Reread the Prayer Direction.

Prayer Direction
  • Ask God to open your eyes to the opportunities he brings your way to share the love of Christ with others. Ask him to give you his heart for people.   
  • Ask God to help you loosen your grip on what he has given you so that his generosity can flow through you.
As we touched and agreed in prayer (me, I was moved and thinking about what Bro. Dana had asked Group 2  concerning giving to "homeless" people or people on the streets) with bowed heads and sincere hearts, we all asked and we all MEANT IT----or did we????

Be careful what you pray.  Pray What You Mean and Mean What You Pray.  God will hold your heart accountable to it.  Be obedient when the opportunity comes.  Ask Holy Spirit to walk you through the fear of stepping out and stepping up to the opportunities HE brings your way.  Be of good cheer when he loosens your grip so that generosity can flow through you---it brings HIM glory.  It opens up TRUTH to a doubting heart or mind about the love of Christ.  How do I know?   Well, I have a testimony to share when we meet again in two Sundays - hehehehe. 

So yes, be careful what you pray for - mean it with your whole heart.  But most of all implement the Oiknonima Principle.


Be ready-March is the beginning of many
life changing beginnings because you prayed!

God Bless-

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2 comments:

  1. AnonymousMarch 10, 2011 at 5:25 PM

    i continue to be encouraged by what am and learning and continue to be in prayer that
    God will open my eyes to His will concerning finances. i also want to encourage everyone else to trust God and work through the lessons for the benefits you will get from them............also don't let the lesson be your master or let it frustrate you........it is all good because it is all for His Glory.....
    prayerfully yours, sis jo

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  2. AnonymousMarch 10, 2011 at 9:09 PM

    "...also don't let the lesson be your master or let it frustrate you..." "...it is all good because it is all for His Glory..."

    Now that's keeping it real and out of bondage!Thanx sis jo for the wise words.

    Delores

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Amen To That

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