21 Days of Prayer & Fastingਨਮੂਨਾ

Obedience and Blessing

God’s blessings are the fruit of obedience and discipline, but His definition of blessing goes far beyond money. Financial provision is one way He provides, but true blessing also includes peace of mind, contentment, favor, health, wisdom, and strong relationships.

When we obey God and handle our resources His way, we experience a deeper kind of prosperity, one that cannot be shaken by circumstance. Obedience positions us for blessing because it builds trust and dependence on God rather than ourselves.

Discipline is how we demonstrate that trust daily, by budgeting with purpose, giving faithfully, avoiding debt, and using what we have to serve others. As we do, God often brings increase, but even more importantly, He brings alignment with His will. And that alignment is the greatest blessing of all.

Reflection Questions:

• Where in my finances do I need to return to obedience; tithing, giving, saving, or spending?
• Do I define “blessing” only by financial success, or do I recognize God’s favor in peace, health, and relationships too?
• How can I honor God with my current resources, even if I feel like they’re limited?
• What does financial discipline look like for me in this season—and what might God be asking me to change?

Prayer:
Jesus, thank You for being both my Provider and my Teacher. Help me to see Your blessings not just in finances, but in peace, joy, and contentment. Give me the wisdom and discipline to steward what You’ve given me with obedience and integrity. When I’m tempted to chase comfort or control, remind me that obedience to You is the pathway to true blessing. Strengthen my trust, shape my habits, and let my finances reflect my faith. Amen.