God promises to supply all our needs according to His riches in glory (Philippians 4:19). Yet, many struggle because they prioritize their needs over their relationship with God and ministry. This often indicates a lack of full understanding of their kingdom rights and inheritance.
The Apostles of the LORD initially faced this struggle —when Jesus was arrested, some abandoned ministry to meet their needs. But after Pentecost, they operated in revelation, committing fully to prayer and the Word without lack (Acts 6:4).
These ones realized that as kingdom citizens, they weren’t beggars but heirs with divine access to provision through the Name of Jesus, His Blood, and the Holy Spirit.
Jesus assures us in Matthew 7:7-11 that our Heavenly Father gives good gifts when we ask. Unlike earthly parents, God delights in meeting our needs as we seek Him first (Matthew 6:33). We don’t beg; we receive by faith, using our kingdom keys to access what aligns with God’s will.
Believers must plug into God’s abundance by faith, freeing themselves from needless anxiety and dedicating more time to kingdom service. Abundance isn’t just materia l—it’s divine enablement for purposeful living.
Let me end this piece with His words in Matthew 6:25 which says "Do not worry about your life..." Today, position yourself to receive God’s provision by faith.
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