30/06/2012 - THE BELIEVERS’ REWARD

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The LORD will open to you His good treasure, the heavens, to give the rain to your land in its season, and to bless all the work of your hand. You shall lend to many nations, but you shall not borrow.

Deuteronomy 28:12

The first instruction to a productive life of faith begins with listening carefully to the Lord’s voice, making sure you do what He commands. Those who heed what He says will be rewarded. God would never say something that was not His will, so no matter how astounding the revelations might be, believe and put your faith into action in order to make them come true.

In addition to the blessings described in the previous verses, the Almighty declares that He will open His good treasure – the Heavens. Notice that He calls Heaven His good treasure. When this occurs, you can raise your hands and give thanks, because then you will lack nothing. God exists and operates in the spiritual world, thus when He opens the heavens, He is allowing us to act in this realm of perfection.

In the good Treasure of the Most High there is all we need to win the battles that we have to face, which means we will have no scarcity problems. Paul said that everything is ours (I Corinthians 3:21), but having what belongs to us in our hands was the problem for which we had no solution. However, in the statement contained in Deuteronomy 28:12 we find the answer.

Once we have access to the Lord’s barn we should not be self-limited, but rather open our mouth and ask what we have learned to be His will. James, speaking on this subject, said that we do not receive what we ask because we ask amiss, only to spend on pleasures (James 4:3). So if you want to receive what you asked from God you must believe what the Word promises and take possession of it in Jesus\’ Name.

But if God has promised to open the door, we can enter into His barn and take the seed we want because at the right time He will send rain and then we will be able to plant our miracle. The Lord has not appointed difficult tasks to us; all we have to do is hear Him with attention and keep His commandments.

The Lord promises to bless all the work of your hands. So, believe in what the Almighty speaks and do not let anyone complicate something that has been simplified by Him. In doing so, you will be so blessed with revelations that you will not need to \”borrow\” them. Instead, you will lend them to many people because God wants you to be a supplier of needs.

Therefore, Christians should never be based on what the Lord says to someone else because He speaks to each one of us personally, which guarantees our success.  What God has given to another individual will serve well for him. However, for you, He promises to open the heavens.

In Christ with love, 

R. R. Soares