When you decide to trust in the Lord, you've just allowed the Lord to be your provider. The Lord knows what we need, and as we continue to TRUST in Him, He will provide what we need. Hallelujah!

If there is something you need, but don't have right now I encourage you to keep TRUSTING in the Lord.

God's TIMING is PERFECT!

God's WORD is TRUE!

If you are a follower of Jesus Christ and are living according to God's ways, the Lord will provide. God is NOT an absent Father, that He should forget about His children and their needs. NO. Your earthly Father may have done that, but not our God.

Part of having an intimate relationship with ABBA is talking to Him and spending time in His presence. He wants us to come to Him as His children when we have a need. And not only that, but He also wants to do life with us. Let's get in the habit of spending time with the Lord just because we want to.

As a mama, I don't want my children to come to me only when they need something. I want them to come to me just because they want to. And as God's children, we should do the same!

Here are 3 helpful tips to consider when you have a need in your life:

1.) As needs come up in your life (and they will) INVITE God into your situation. Allow Him to be God over every circumstance in your life.

2.) Next, RECEIVE your supply. By faith receive the promises of God for your life.

3.) Lastly, GIVE PRAISE and THANKS to God. Praise and thank Him that He is El Roi the God Who Sees You. Praise and thank Him that He hears you. Praise and thank Him that He is willing to be your Provider. Praise and thank Him that you are in a Blood Covenant with Him and all your needs are met.

Hallelujah!

DECLARATION:

Because I trust in the Lord, I will lack no good thing, in Jesus' mighty name. Amen.

QUESTION:

Have you INVITED God into your situation that needs provision? If not, why not?

Have you RECEIVED your supply from God by faith? If not, why not?

Have you taken the TIME to praise and thank God in advance that your needs will be met? If not, why not?