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Dominion Mandate Daliy Devotional Friday, February 12 2016

YOU HAVE HELP FROM ABOVE
Isaiah 41:8-14

It is important to know the abilities and the potentials God has invested in you. It is important that you know what you are carrying inside you – the resources that God has made available for you to fulfil your destiny.

Stop thinking that the resources you need are all placed in your natural family; stop restricting yourself to where you were born.
You have another family that has no limitation. Plainly, you belong to a natural family and are entitled to everything in the family that is yours by inheritance.
 But never forget that you also belong to God’s family into which you were admitted the moment you accepted Jesus as your Lord and Saviour.
Your inward man does not originate from this physical earth. Rather, your inward man is an extension of God, having all the capability, capacity, creativity and wisdom of God.
Your inward man cannot be limited or stopped because God cannot be limited. Don’t allow people to limit you because of your gender, height, education, skin colour or for any reason whatsoever. The people are basing their judgement or assessment of you on the outer container that houses the real you that cannot be seen or limited.
If you fail to conduct yourself with the honour and respect you deserve, then others will not regard you either, and you will be relegated to whatever position they have assigned to you in their minds.

The real custodian of your future and your destiny is the Lord God, your maker. If you are diligent in what He has assigned to you, He will distinguish you.

Pray for the empowerment to be fruitful in all endeavours.
Pray that you be grounded and rooted in love.

CONFESSION: I am fearfully and wonderfully made. I humbly focus on the task before me and shall not derail.

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