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your children to always have more than enough, God wants you to enjoy His supernatural provision.
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    That’s not all, my friend. On the cross, Jesus bore the curse of poverty! This is what the Word of God declares: “For you know the grace [unmerited favor] of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though He was rich, yet for your sakes He became poor, that you through His poverty might become rich” (2 Corinthians 8:9). Read 2 Corinthians 8 for yourself. The entire chapter is about money and being a blessing financially to those who are in need. So don’t let anyone tell you that the verse is referring to “spiritual” riches. Let me tell you this: It is the devil who wants you sick and poor, but the God I know has paid a heavy price to redeem you from the curse of sickness and poverty!
    Let’s understand how God deals with us from the point of relationship. As a parent, how would you teach your child character and patience? With sicknesses and diseases? Of course not! There are institutions where we put such parents! Again, as a parent, how would you teach your child humility? By cursing your child with poverty for the rest of his life? No way! Now, isn’t it amazing how everything becomes crystal clear when we start thinking from the point of view of a parent, and put our own children in the picture?
    When you start to think along the lines of relationship, everything will converge and you will begin to see things from God’s perspective. He is our Father who operates on the frequency of relationship, and through His unmerited favor in our lives, we learn character, patience and humility as we rest from our self-efforts and depend on Him. The more we know our Father, the more we become like Him. This is how God causes us to grow from glory to glory in every area of our lives. It is simply by beholding Him (2 Corinthians 3:18)!
    You know that as parents, we always seek the best things for our children. How much more would our Father in heaven want the best things for us, His precious children? In the same way that you want your children to be healthy, God wants you to enjoy His divine health. And in the same way that you want your children to always have more than enough, God wants you to enjoy His supernatural provision. When He provides, get ready for a net-breaking, boat-sinking load (Luke 5:6–7). Get ready for 12 baskets full of leftovers (John 6:13)! The Bible puts things in perspective most clearly in Matthew 7:11—If you then, as imperfect parents, “know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father who is in heaven give good things to those who ask Him”!
    My friend, get this right: God abhors sickness and He loathes poverty. He gave everything He had to annihilate sickness and poverty, when He gave us His only Son, Jesus Christ, to die on the cross for us. He placed all of humanity’s sin, as well as the curse of sickness and poverty on the body of Jesus. All you need to do right now is respond to Jesus’ finished work—your sins have already been forgiven. Your physical body will be healed and your poverty will indeed be history!

    Today’s Prayer
    Father, I thank You that Jesus took my sickness and poverty at the cross. I thank You that He has done all that needs to be done for me to enjoy divine health and prosperity! I ask You to take care of every one of my needs and I receive Your supernatural healing and provision for me and my loved ones today.
    Today’s Thought
    If earthly parents who are imperfect don’t want their children to be sick and poor, how much more my heavenly Father who loves me perfectly!
    Today’s Reflection On Favor
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

    DAY 27
    Know Your Commander In Chief

    Today’s Scripture
    Let God arise, let His enemies be scattered… —Psalm 68:1
    I T IS INTERESTING to listen to how some Christians talk. You may hear them talking about what the devil did to them, how they got really mad at the devil and how they spent a