- Pastor E. A. Adeboye at RCCG March Divine Encounter. God Bless you (Part 3) ‘I Will Lift Up My Eyes’
Psalms 121:1-2
- Bless His Holy Name, praise Him and adore Him. He has brought you to the third month of this year, bless His Holy name.
This is a Special Divine Encounter that you will never forget for the rest of your life.
I decree that today in the Name that is above every other name, God will send help to you!
Our God according to Genesis 22:1-14 is Jehovah Jireh the God who provides.
Isaiah 55:1, Says if you are hungry, you can come to Him to eat plenty. Psalms 23:1-2
He says if you are thirsty come and drink in John 7:37. He is not even talking about a sip but you can drink as much as you want in John 4:13-14. Our God is the great provider.
I am decreeing to someone today, you will never hunger again and every good thing you are thirsty for, my God will supply.
There is no stinginess with our God. Psalms 69:19
Psalms 13:6, David said I will sing until the Lord because He has dealt bountifully with me.
In Malachi 3:10, He is saying just one blessing will be such that you will not have enough room to contain.
May I say one more time, God bless you.
Proverbs 3:9-10, He says your barn will burst if you honour Him with your first fruit.
In the Mighty name of Jesus Christ, it will begin to come to pass that one day when someone takes his/her money to the bank, they will close the bank for three days to attend to you alone.
In the name of the God that I serve, a day will come that when you threaten a bank that you want to withdraw your money, they will beg you.
Luke 5:1-7
Before the end of this month, God is going to say thank you to somebody.
When God decides to give you a crumb like in Matthew 15:21-28, the crumb solved all her problems.
Psalms 23:5
Strangers get crumbs, children of God will get cups that are running over. If you are serving the same God I am serving, beginning from this morning, your cup will begin to run over.
When David said I will lift up my eyes, he knows where help is. For Divine Encounter, that passage could be interpreted to be I will lift up my cup. For Him to fill my cup to overflowing, I have to lift my cup.
- I Kings 17:8-16, the widow of Zarephath lifted up her cup that was almost dry and she got a response of a cup that kept on overflowing for the rest of her life.
- 2 Kings 4:1-7, the destitute widow, when the creditors came and wanted to sell her children, she ran to the man of God and he said get empty vessels and lift it up to the Great Provider. You know the rest of the story, she never borrowed again.
- 2 Chronicles 1:6-12, Solomon lifted up his cup. What he got in return enabled him in 2 Chronicles 7:5 to give twenty-two thousand oxen plus a hundred and twenty thousand sheep.
Philippians 4:19 that we love to read, read it from Philippians 4:15-19. Paul said only you remembered to give to me, you kept on sending to me so I therefore decree that my Lord shall supply all your needs, because you did your part, my God will do His part.
Years ago, the entire teaching of Jesus Christ revolves around one single statement, nothing goes for nothing. Seek? You shall find. Knock? It shall be opened. No matter how anointed you are, if you clear a field and go there daily praying and fasting and you decree on the field produce rice and you don’t plant rice, what will the field produce?
Today’s Encounter is the one you will never forget because the tide will turn for you today.
Is there someone here today who want me to say God bless you, next time will be more?
- You are going to pray this morning and say Father, I am lifting up my cup to you, by this time next year, let me return, not with a small cup or a bucket but with a tanker.
If you have not yet given your life to Christ, the best you can get will be a crumb but if you can come to Him and He saves your soul you too can say, thou anointed my head with oil, my cup runs over. If you want to give your life to Jesus, come now and ask him for a new beginning.
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