Wide-Eyed Wonder (21 Days of Fasting and Prayer)Chikamu
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HEAVENLY PERSPECTIVE
Overview
God wants to give us His wisdom so we can see life from His perspective.
Observation
Most of us understand the value of a good education, and we spare no effort in acquiring knowledge. But far more important is to have godly wisdom! Wisdom is the ability to correctly and effectively apply knowledge.
God’s wisdom is far superior to human wisdom. And godly wisdom is the ability to understand life from God’s perspective and to apply this understanding in our life.
James says if we need wisdom, all we have to do is ask because God is generous and wants to give us His wisdom. God’s wisdom is infinitely better than ours because He is good and all-knowing and knows the end from the beginning.
Today, we can ask God for wisdom in faith and expect to see as God sees.
Response
Do you have a sense of how God sees your life? And are you seeing life from His perspective in your relationships, career choices, financial and time management? Today, ask God to give you His wisdom, so you can see these areas from His perspective.
Prayer
Lord, I need Your wisdom in (list the areas where you need it). I want to understand from Your perspective. In exchange, I surrender my own perspectives. In Jesus’ name I pray, amen.
Rugwaro
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“Wide-Eyed Wonder” is a 21-Day Devotional Guide to help us renew our vision and see more clearly. As we seek God over the next 21 days, we can expect the Holy Spirit to open our eyes to see His power, wisdom, and wonders. God has awesome, unimaginable things He wants to share with us! He has always been and will always be ready to reveal them. No matter how much of God we have experienced, there is still more.
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