Skip to main content

It's going to RAIN!

Hello friends, sorry for the disappearing act. I have two excuses for why I haven't posted the last two months. The first one is I have been too busy, unsustainably busy, which is an excuse I hate making. The other, more vulnerable, reason was the promise I made to God and myself that I would not post without hearing from HIM! The thing is, when I was too busy, I also did not have much time to be still before the LORD. Hence, I didn't have much to talk about. But GOD! I feel like that has been my MOTTO for as long as I remember. Despite me, He is still HIMSELF! A faithful, loving, patient, and generous father. Though this is not what I want to talk about, I wanted to mention a lesson I relearned: He is the author of time! Which means when the first fruits of my calendar go to HIM, I somehow have time to do everything else. This is not to give you a formula on how to access God, but really to a keep check on your heart when it comes to the most expensive commodity we have, TIME! 

I have always been so encouraged by some crazy faith stories I have read in the bible. One of the ones that strike me is the audacious faith Elijah had when he asked his servant to go check, for the 7th time, if it was about to rain. See the full story in 1 Kings 18 starting verse 41. The context is that it hadn't rained in Isreal for several years. However, Elijah, with his crazy faith, felt compelled to tell the then king “Go, eat and drink, for there is the sound of a heavy rain." 1 Kings 18: 41. See what is mind-blowing is that there was nothing of that sort. Not even a small cloud when he told the king as such. In fact, after that, Elijah asked his servant to go check for any sign of clouds 7 times and still nothing! What was Elijah banking on? See a few verses prior to this story there is another crazy faith story. My thought is that the previous breakthrough fueled his faith for the next one!

Though the miracle was different both times, the GOD performing them was the exact same! You see, what Elijah banked on was not his faith but the one He had faith IN! He had seen this God come through before and he was convinced of HIS track record. He did it once and He can and will do it again! 

A little over a year ago, a brother in the faith prophecied over me to have audacious faith. He actually used those exact words, "Audacious Faith". Though he didn't know what I was going through, he must have felt I needed more than just a miracle! I needed a crazy miracle! I wish I could say my faith stayed strong throughout the past year, but I would be lying to you if I did. But GOD! You see, my friends, I have learned that having faith is only beneficial for ourselves. It does not add or deduct anything to or from GOD. He remains faithful! This year, since the start of 2019, I have seen numerous miracles one after the other. Things I had cried about for years, things I had prayed for, things I had hoped for but didn't know if they would come true...one by one they are coming to pass! Today, August 8, 2019, marks the day that one of the hugest miracles took place, and I am still in awe. There is still a lot of journey left on this mountain I had been climbing, but I passed a major landmark today. 

The reason I share this is to encourage you! If you had asked me 3 months ago, a month ago, actually even a week ago, this was just a dream that felt too far and hard to grasp. BUT GOD! HE DID IT! I stand here today to proclaim, it's going to RAIN! 

Whatever the rain is in your life, it's coming. Not because I know what it is but because I know the God I serve and HIS faithfulness! If this post doesn't do anything, I pray, at the very least it encourages you to keep hoping, praying, and trusting HIM. 

"Give all your worries and cares to God, for he cares about you." 1 Peter 5:7

Stay Blessed<3

P.S Here is a beautiful song by Elevation Worship: There is a Cloud

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Sermon by Jentezen Franklin: Refuse to Pretend

Be a Contender not a Pretender!  1) The time Jacob labored to get Rachel was nothing to him because of how much he loved her. Similarly when you love God all the sacrifices you make are nothing..if you truly love Him that is! "So Jacob served seven years to get Rachel, but they seemed like only a few days to him because of his love for her." Genesis 29:20 Rachel is his first Love..She is representation of Jesus and His Love where as Leah is the  substitute ..not the real one. Rachel is the one where as Leah is the second option..not the best! Leah is Religion where as Rachel is Relationship with Christ Leah is Survival where as Rachel is Revival 2) Do not be Pretenders but Contenders "Dear friends,  although I was very eager to write to you about the salvation we share,  I felt compelled to write and urge you to contend  for the faith  that was once for all entrusted to God’s holy people."Jude 1:3 Do not be like people who come t...

Video of the Week : Holding on to You

"Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful." Hebrews 10:23  Teach me until I am broken no more, feed me until am hungry no more! I am Holding on to You!! Today I encourage you to hold on to Him, the Faithful one who won't let go of you even if you let go of Him! Hold on to the one who has you in His hands, to the one who numbered every stand of hair and all of your days!! I have seen His miracles in times of my storm by just choosing to Hold on to Him!!! Stay Blessed<3

When the Music Stops...

Hey Friends, I am trying to honour my commitment to make at least one blog post a month, so here goes July. That being said, please know that I am not posting for the sake of posting. I am trying to cultivate an active listening skill when it comes to each topic I share i.e. I will not post until I am convinced I heard from my heavenly daddy. I hope this is one speaks to you. :)   When the Music Stops... This marks the first time I talk about my hubby-to-be on this blog. This man is a Gem! He is a true worshipper, a man after God's heart. He also happens to be an anointed worship leader :) I am not saying that because I love him, I promise. The reason I bring him up though is because one of the very many conversations we have had about music is a good illustration to the point I will make later in this post. He mentioned that  it is common practice amongst some parents to hide their kids' musical instruments closer to exam seasons in the hopes of helping them focus...