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"Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye. shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you: For every one that asketh receiveth; and he that seeketh. findeth; and to him that knocketh it shall be opened." - Matthew 7:7-8
The meaning is that there will be receiving, finding, and opening of doors for the one who asks, seeks, and knocks according to God’s will. Don’t just ask God for things. Step out and seek ways that He might answer them, and then knock on the doors of opportunity that are presented. In this way, praying is more than just asking God for things and then sitting around, waiting for Him to respond. Our part is to be open with God; his part is to give what he alone knows is best to give. His plans for our life is always good and never to harm. He has great things in store for us. Just go to Him and be honest about all things in your life, about the pain, the joy, and just about everything. He will be there to help you out and guide you in your hardship and He will be there to celebrate in your big moments, as well. Keep on pressing forward and trusting Jesus.
PRAYER:
Dear God,
Thank you for this grand day. Thank you for hearing me out, when I ask, you give, when I seek, you help me find, when I knock, you open the doors of blessings, for me. I celebrate because You have blessed me in abundance. In Jesus name, Amen.
REFLECT: What have you learned while waiting on God?
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Daily Devotion Written by: Team I Love Psalms
One Year Reading through The New Testament Plan - This is the Bible App Plan, which we started this year, January 1st, 2023 and ends on December 31st, 2023. This plan helps us to read through the entire New testament. Here is the link: BIBLE APP if you want to join us, but it has a limit to only 150 participants. In case, you missed joining and being part of our circle, we post Daily Devotion Written by: Team I Love Psalms sharing from each New Testament chapters all year through (365 Days). You can read them here and start your Devotion with us, so you won't miss out with us at all. Once you read through the chapters for each day, you are more than welcome to share your thoughts and comments below to encourage each other daily. Thank you. God bless.
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