Why doesn’t the difference of life promised by God happen in the lives of many believers?

There are many reasons; however, the reason that stands out the most is the fact that most believers are waiting for promises to fall from the sky. This is the biggest reason for the lack of a difference!

God separated Abraham to establish a difference between him and his contemporaries.

For his part, Abraham did not remain still or waiting for things to happen naturally. Instead, he acted, obeyed and persevered in following The Voice, the direction.

God has not called us to only believe in His Word, but most importantly to take possession of the promises and make a difference in this world. Not just seek the difference, but be the difference in our day to day.

What do people do when they reach retirement age?

Do they wait for the government to knock on their door and reward them with their benefits?

No. They know the government will never do that, even though they know they have rights…

What do you think? They are going to request what is rightfully theirs from the government, etc.

After filling out all the required paperwork, the government is then bound to meet their rights. The same is true of God. You have to go after your rights…

If it weren’t necessary to fight and take possession of Divine promises, there would be no need for prayer, crying out, vigils and fasting.

When a lawyer presents himself before a judge to defend his client, he’s not worried whether the judge likes him or his client, or not.

He knows perfectly well that the judge has to abide by what is written in the Law.

The same also applies to the promises of God.

It does not matter whether we deserve it or not. When we present faith, we become worthy of the promises.

Jesus said:

Again I say to you that if two of you agree on earth concerning anything that they ask, it will be done for them by My Father in heaven. Matthew 18.19

Please meditate on this Word.

Keep it in your mind and heart every day! And take possession of the promised difference!

In the Name of the Amen, amen!