A Word from God

A Word from God

Sometimes, you don’t need a miracle—you need a word from God. One word can give you direction, unlock your faith, and change the course of your life.

SCRIPTURE

“I have a word of God to give you.”(1 Samuel 9:27)

EXPLANATION
Samuel had a word for Saul that would change his life forever. Peter also needed only one word from Jesus—“Come”—and he stepped out of the boat and walked on water.

Joseph spent years in chains, but the Bible says, “Until the time that his word came.” When God’s word came, his captivity ended.

The issue is not whether God has a word for you. The question is: Will you listen when He speaks?

Abraham’s obedience saved Isaac’s life. He heard God’s voice and stopped just in time.

APPLICATION
God still speaks. He may speak through Scripture, an inner conviction, wise counsel, a friend, or even a situation.

Don’t be so busy looking for a spectacular sign that you miss the simple word God is already giving you.

Listen. Discern. Obey.

REFLECTION
What if the breakthrough you are waiting for begins with a word you have not yet heard—or a word you have heard but have not obeyed?

PRAYER
Lord, give me ears to hear You and a heart ready to obey. Speak to me clearly, especially when I need direction, strength, or deliverance. Help me recognize Your voice and respond in faith. Amen.

DISCUSSION QUESTION
What is one word or instruction you believe God may be giving you right now, and what would it mean to obey it?

Have a fruitful day,

(Dr.) Emmanuel Okoro
(aka Dr. Lift)

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