21 Days Prayer & Fasting "Align in Promise"Sample

ABUNDANCE THAT BLESSES THE NATIONS


When we have abundant blessings, what will we do with them? Every one of us desires to live a sufficient, even abundant life — and that desire is not wrong. However, we must understand that every blessing God gives us carries a divine purpose.

The Bible records that Joseph was greatly blessed by God. Yet, he had to endure many challenges to reach that point. Each trial he faced led him closer to God’s purpose and plan for his life. Eventually, Joseph became one of the most powerful people in Egypt, and Scripture tells us that people from all over the world came to him to buy grain.

The abundance Joseph experienced did not cause him to forget or ignore God’s purpose for his life. He understood that what he possessed was not meant for his own pleasure — more importantly, God intended for him to help his family and even other nations. Throughout his life, Joseph became a channel of blessing to many.

In the same way, when God blesses us — even abundantly — it is always for a greater purpose. God wants us to be conduits of His blessing to those around us: our communities, our nation, and the nations beyond. The more we are blessed, the more we are called to give and bless others. And when we do, let it be motivated by our love for God and for one another.

A blessed life is a life that can bless others.


REFLECTIVE QUESTIONS

● What is the difference between worldly abundance and divine abundance?

● How can the blessings I receive have an impact on others?

● Why is it important to see abundance as a means to fulfill God’s plan rather than merely for personal satisfaction?


PRAYER POINTS

● Pray that the blessings we receive will not stop with us but flow to bless our nation and the next generations.

● Pray that our nation will be blessed and become a blessing to other nations.

● Pray that the Church will rise as a center of prayer and solution in times of crisis.