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2001-04-06
ALL IS WELL!

ALL IS WELL!

April 6th, 2001

2 Kings 4:8-36 tells us an inspiring of a Shunammite woman. Whenever the Prophet Elisha went to Shunem, he put up in her house. But this dear lady and her husband didn't have a child. When Elisha discovered this, he told her to expect a son, and in due course, she had a child. However, trouble struck one day and the child died, but the woman knew what to do. She quickly dashed off to prophet Elisha with only one declaration on her lips, ‘it is well.' Though there was a problem, she kept affirming that all was well. She had an expectation, and she held on to it even when it seemed impossible; she kept on declaring it until she got it. Like this woman, you've got to look at your situation through the eyes of your spirit. 1 Corinthians 15:57-58 says, "… thanks be to God, which giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ. Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye stedfast, unmovable…" The new international version says, "… stand firm, let nothing move you." God has given you the victory, so stand firm and be unmovable. Don't allow your thoughts and senses rule you, but let God's Word and His Spirit direct you. When trouble comes, God's will is for something good to come out of it. In such times you must remember He is with you. If He delivered you in the past, He will do it again. Call those times of deliverance to remembrance and express your gratitude to God for them. That's how to trust God and hold on to Him with joy even in adversity. What problem are you facing today? Put God's Word first, declare what He says about that situation; be steadfast and unmovable in Him and declare with joy that all is well!

 

Confession

I declare that it is well with me. I'm not moved by what I see in the natural but stand firmly on God's Word; and the power of God is released to cause a desired change as I speak the Word to my situation. FOR

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