King’s Inspiration: WHAT ARE YOU EXPECTING?

By william | Email: kingwilliam189@gmail.com |Image courtesy The Grossman Group

When we have gone through disappointments, dreams are taking longer than we thought, or we are dealing with a challenge, it is easy to lose our passion, become complacent, stop believing for things to turn around. But the apostle Paul says, “Be glad for all God is planning for you” (Romans 12:12).

If you could see what God has planned for you, knew the doors He is going to open, people you are going to meet, giants you are going to defeat, you would go out each day with a spring in your step, excited about your future. That expectancy is what allows God to do great things.

God has a comeback for every mistake. He has already planned to bring you out better. There are good breaks in your future that will catapult you ahead. When you realize this, it changes your perspective. You won’t live discouraged over problems. There will be a passion.

You know God is on the throne and His plans for you are for good. There is not a problem you will face that God has not already lined up a solution, the right people, breaks you need, favour. There is not a dream in your heart for which God has not already arranged the wisdom.

When you know that the Most High God has planned out your days, that the schedule has been set, you can live out of a place of rest. Psalm 30 says that “God’s favour is for a lifetime.” It’s not for a few years, just for when you are in your twenties, or thirties.

No, His favour is for as long as you are breathing. We can all look back and see the moments of favour when God opened a door we could never open. He promoted you when you weren’t next in line. He healed you when the experts said there was no way.

The good news is God never does His greatest feats in your yesterdays; they’re always in your tomorrows. Your future is going to supersede anything you’ve seen in the past. Te Scripture says, “You haven’t seen, heard or imagined what God has in store for those who love Him.”