It will work out for you

Have you been in a situation that did not seem to or look like it was going to work out in your favour? There is a power available to the believer when the believer prays. And because we pray, and through the help of the Spirit of Jesus, we know that it is going to turn out in your favour.

"because I know how it's going to turn out. Through your faithful prayers and the generous response of the Spirit of Jesus Christ, everything he wants to do in and through me will be done". (Phil.1.19 MSG)

There is a knowing that should attend your prayers. This knowing is what we call faith. Paul the Apostle says because I know... This knowing is at first abstract before it becomes concrete or tangible. It is first inward as a result of a fellowship that exists between you and God. And this fellowship creates a knowing that not only can God do it but that He will do it.

He says this prayer is faithful... Prayer is faithful when it is consistent and when it is tenacious and unrelenting. James was killed but when Peter was taken, prayers were made consistently and persistently by the Church for him and he was delivered (see Acts:12:6)

Then this knowledge is strengthened through the supply of the Spirit of Jesus. There is a reason the Spirit of Jesus was made available to us when Jesus left. He called Him the Comforter. One of His primary assignments is to comfort us. So whatever He needs to do to bring us that comfort, He will. Least it is said that He has failed in His assignment. This is our assurance that it will turn out in our favour.

Father, we thank you because we know that it will turn out for good in our favour in Jesus' name. Amen

Good day,
And have a great day today,
EmmA (aka Mr. Lift)
@Liftemma

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