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P.R.O.M.I.S.E.S

Day 192

Reading: Isaiah 54:1 - Isaiah 57:21

As I read the Bible I am amazed at God's love for me. When I study the Bible I look for the promises of God. I don't just look for the stories and the underlying issues so as to learn the ways of God. I also seek to learn the promises of God. They reveal His nature. As I meditated on what to share today I heard this acronym: P.R.O.M.I.S.E.S.

P - Peace. Every promise when activated in alignment with what God has ordained it releases the peace of God. No matter the situation, the promise of God unlocks the door of peace in one's life. 

R- Right. Every promise of God is the right of the believer. Take every promise as being your divine right to the inheritance you have as God's child. Don't view any promise as for some and not you. No, view every promise as yours by the rights bestowed to you by being a child of God. 

O- Obedience. Every promise has a condition attached to it that when adhered to releases the manifestation of the promise. Make the choice to obey to God to see His promises become real in your life.

M- Might of God. Every promise releases the power of God. Every promise reveals the power of God over creation. Activating the promise of God in one's life releases the inherent power of God to do the supernatural that changes our situation.

I- Inspiring. God's promises are inspiring. They inspire one to rise above the circumstances that are seeking to devour you. The promises of God are a call to action that inspires you to take up your arms and wait on God. The promise inspires you to be still even when the storm is raging for you know that God is in charge.

S- Seek God. The promises of God challenge you to seek God more than ever. We cannot live without seeking God. Damned is the person who doesn't seek God. Seek God to see His promises come alive. 

E- Endurance. The promises of God give you the courage to endure while standing on the promise of God. Life is not a sprint but a marathon that requires endurance to succeed. It's not how fast you start but how you manage your entire journey so as to finish strong. Many start well and finish poorly. God desires that we start and finish well. 

S- Shelter. The promises of God are a shelter against the attacks of the enemy. Take the promises of God as an insurance policy from every circumstance or challenge you face in life. God has provided shelter for you and me in His promises. 

Memory Verse: Isaiah 55:10-11

Decree:

Isaiah 57:19
“I create the fruit of the lips: Peace, peace to him who is far off and to him who is near,” Says the Lord, “and I will heal him.”(italics mine)
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