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Knowing God

Day 297

Reading: 2 Peter 1:1 - 2 Peter 3:18

Many of us have a desire to know God. Even more than the desire to know God is the desire for a miracle in the lives of many. To hunger for a miracle more than hungering for God, Himself is a crime. It's the mistake of the church today. We have preached every message and the believer has listened to every message on how to get, yet God's desire from the beginning of time has been for fellowship. God desires that we know Him. My purpose here on earth is to know God and Him alone. 

Peter encourages the believer to understand that grace and peace is tied to one's knowledge of God. Grace and peace are multiplied as you increase in the knowledge of God. Peter continues to tell the believer that God has already given us everything that is for life by God's power. However, Peter makes the believer understand that seeing the manifestation of the promise of things are tied to your knowing God. 

God desires to reveal Himself to you. God desires that we hunger for Him. God desires that we see the things He has laid up for us. Jesus spoke of a man selling everything of his to get a treasure that was better than what he had. The problem we have today is that many believers are lazy. They don't want to seek God. They don't understand that God has promised that those who call on Him will see great and mighty things.

Paul while in a prison wrote a letter to the church in Phillipi. He expressed his desire and hunger to know God Phillipanis 3:10. Here is the gentleman who has written most of the New Testament telling other believers that he was hungry to know God and all that God is. May I ask you where is your hunger for the revelation of God? God desires to reveal Himself to us. 

The Names of God are a revelation of Himself. God desires to reveal Himself to us that we may understand who He is. Hunger for God!

Memory Verse: 2 Peter 1:3

Decree: 

2 Peter 1:19
And so we have the prophetic word confirmed, which you do well to heed as a light that shines in a dark place, until the day dawns and the morning star rises in your hearts. (italics mine)

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