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Is Anything Too Hard For God?

Day 204

Reading: Jeremiah 29:1 - Jeremiah 34:22

I sat down thinking of what I was going to write even before I read the scriptures. Deep down I knew that today's blog would recharge one's faith. I don't know what devils you are fighting, however, I do know that there are many to be fought at this hour in life. One thing I have been encouraged today as I read the passage of scripture is that God is a covenant keeping God. 

Before you go any further may I challenge you and ask where have you written down your prophecies? If God would tell Jeremiah to write down prophecies, how much more us today. Learn to write down every prophesy you receive. This helps as a reminder of what God has promised you. Prophesies are trajectories for your life to take. Use the promises God  reveals to you as stepping stones to the next level. Let every prophetic word you receive be a step up a ladder towards God and all that He has ordained for you. It's important to write down prophecies so that you have a testimony of what God is doing and about to do in your life.

Jeremiah declared that nothing is too hard for God in prayer and in responding to him God asked Jeremiah if anything is too hard for Jehovah? Many times in life while waiting on God to respond to seemingly impossible situations we need to remind ourselves that nothing is too hard for Him. Patience and perseverance are required to see promises become alive. Many times we miss out on what God wants for us because we are hasty. A hasty person's plans we learn in Proverbs leads to poverty Proverbs 21:5. Learn to be still and wait on God Psalms 46:10. Waiting for God to show up is part of His process. Always wait on Him knowing that He sees the bigger picture. When one is hasty they don't want to walk in God's timing. Solomon said there is a time for everything, however, we must understand that God holds time in His hands and we need to walk with Him to affect our time. 

Another reason why nothing is too hard for God apart from history in Him fulfilling prophecy is that God is a Covenant Keeping God. His covenants never fail. Know this for certain the sound of joy will fill your life. Gladness will soon be written all over you. Jeremiah prophesied how the inhabitants of Judah would be taken captive but then he also bought land because the day would come when the joy would return to the land. Maybe right now your life, marriage, home, business, academics, career may be desolate and run over by every wrong thing in life. I have news for you joy will be heard in again. Get ready for God is not delighted by your laying wasted. He desires to flood you with goodness in all that pertains to you. 

To show us that nothing is too hard for God, we find that God issues a promise asking that we call Him to see great and mighty things in our lives. Prayer is necessary for prophecy to come to pass. Prayer is necessary to hear God. Prayer is the labour room where prophecy is delivered into manifestation. The groaning of prayer is needed to see God's promises come alive. God cannot do anything on earth without your praying Psalms 115:16. Call him and get ready to see great things. Nothing is too hard for God.

Memory Verse: Jeremiah 33:2-3

Decree:

Jeremiah 31:16
Thus says the Lord: “Refrain your voice from weeping, and your eyes from tears; for your work shall be rewarded, says the Lord, and they shall come back from the land of the enemy. (italics mine)

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