MAKE PLANS FOR YOUR CELEBRATION

“For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” Jeremiah 29:11 (NIV)

 

I want to challenge you today to make plans for your celebration because the Word of God assures us that you will not be disappointed. No matter the challenge you are passing through in any area of your life right now, know that you will not be disappointed. I don’t care how tough it is for you right now, your celebration is on the way. Your testimony is coming soonest; even sooner than you expect. What God has already done; you will not be able to exhaust for eternity. He can do exceedingly, abundantly, above all that you ask or think.

 

Do you know that your future is bright? Yes, you have a colorful destiny. God is not through with you yet. What you have seen so far is nothing compared to what is coming your way. Something heavy is coming to you. You are more than a conqueror. That sickness will not kill you. No challenge will stop you. There is no sin strong enough to stop you. No bondage is strong enough to hold you. Once it passes through the blood, it cannot survive anymore.

 

The enemy may have said that you cannot have a child, but I see you dedicating children. He may have said that you will not survive that sickness. Let me announce to him that that sickness will not see your end. You will see the end of that sickness. You cannot end the way you are now. God will come through for you. I like Job, even when things were so tough for him, he still said that he will wait all the days of his life until his change comes (Job 14:14). In other words, he knew his change will come. He was not bothered about what the enemy was doing. Job had it settled in his heart that his change would come. Do you know that your change will come? If you do, then get ready! Make plans for your celebration because your testimony is here!

 

Further reading: Job 14:7-15; Proverbs 4:18; Jeremiah 29:11-14

Daily Bible Reading: Morning- 2 Samuel 21-22; Evening- Luke 18:24-43