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The Key

Day 183

Reading: Isaiah 22:1 - Isaiah 25:12

Inside the wardrobe in your home are different types of robes that you wear. Each is suited to a particular purpose. You don't wear a dressing gown to the office. God promises to dress us in the appropriate robe for our purpose. In the midst of the judgement that the earth is facing God is about to dress men and women for the task at hand. 

The robe of God comes with its blessings and responsibility. Upon your shoulder is the 'key of David'. This key is not a physical key though it will give you access to dimensions in the physical that you wouldn't have had without it. This key is what made David have victories that were not of the ordinary. What is this key? Before discussing what it is, notice it is placed on shoulders. That implies it must be carried and comes with responsibility. 

David firstly was a worshipper. The change of attire that you are about to undergo will see you enter a new realm that is tied to your lifestyle as a worshipper. David introduced to the House of God worship. In the Tabernacle of Moses, there was no praise offered continually. David introduced worshippers who would continually sing to God. To access this key what you need is to develop a lifestyle of worship. God is restoring the heart of worship. The devil is after your worship. 

Another element to this key is that of prayer. David loved to pray. Is prayer a part of your lifestyle? I don't mean your crying to God for your needs but a communion with God about His agenda. David was not interested in HIs agenda. When he wanted to build the Temple of God he consulted God to know His agenda. Many times we are in problems in life because we have not sought the face of God to know His agenda or program.

The key of David also was his disposition towards the enemies of God. David was fearless in his approach to Goliath. He saw every enemy as fodder for God. The key of David in your life will require a mindset of fearlessness and total absolute trust in God.  Get set to open doors that no one can shut as God is glorified through you. 

Memory Verse: Isaiah 22:22

Decree:

Isaiah 25:1
O Lord, You are my God. I will exalt You, I will praise Your name, for You have done wonderful things; Your counsels of old are faithfulness and truth. (italics mine)

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