Prosperity is a growth in itself; some relate it to their financial and material growth and others to their worldly accomplishments. As a believer deep down in our heart we tend to seek prosperity in our life and that’s also the way that God blesses one with. But many a times we also relate it to the achievements in our personal life. Divine or Spiritual prosperity as the word itself convey that the Prosperity related to the Spirit or in other words prosperity that is led and controlled by the Holy Spirit of God, but not everyone can have access to it because He gives as He pleases. Some tried with their natural efforts and have miserably failed because prosperity is the reward of righteous (Proverbs 13:21b) and he who pursues righteousness and love finds life prosperity and honor (Proverbs 21:21).
In the Old Testament we read about prosperity where it mostly meant money, property, material blessing, but in the New Testament we read about“Spiritual Prosperity” which is the ability to partake and participate in the divine nature of the Most High (1 Peter 1:4). What more do we want? That we are able to partake in His Holiness, which only a few in the Old Testament experienced. All the things of this world are perishable and as a believer we are to set our mind and heart on imperishable gifts through the power of the Holy Spirit of God. There are two keys, which open the doors of spiritual prosperity in our life through the power of the Holy Spirit of God, and they are: Commitment & Obedience.
These keys are not mere words but there is something more added to it, it’s the basic foundation of Christian living adopted and practiced by mighty men of God. If you are experiencing stillness in your walk with God, then this is the right time that we make these keywords our real foundation in life. The one way that we can practice by everyday subjection (submission) and commit our life to Him (God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit) and be obedient to His thoughts and words for they are more precious to us than anything else in this world (Ps. 139:17); commitment to seek His guidance everyday, instruction and advice through His Word and then being obedient to it not only for that day but all the days of our life because the foundation doesn’t hold the structure (building) only for a day but its for ever if it’s a strong foundation.
In the Old Testament we read about prosperity where it mostly meant money, property, material blessing, but in the New Testament we read about“Spiritual Prosperity” which is the ability to partake and participate in the divine nature of the Most High (1 Peter 1:4). What more do we want? That we are able to partake in His Holiness, which only a few in the Old Testament experienced. All the things of this world are perishable and as a believer we are to set our mind and heart on imperishable gifts through the power of the Holy Spirit of God. There are two keys, which open the doors of spiritual prosperity in our life through the power of the Holy Spirit of God, and they are: Commitment & Obedience.
These keys are not mere words but there is something more added to it, it’s the basic foundation of Christian living adopted and practiced by mighty men of God. If you are experiencing stillness in your walk with God, then this is the right time that we make these keywords our real foundation in life. The one way that we can practice by everyday subjection (submission) and commit our life to Him (God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit) and be obedient to His thoughts and words for they are more precious to us than anything else in this world (Ps. 139:17); commitment to seek His guidance everyday, instruction and advice through His Word and then being obedient to it not only for that day but all the days of our life because the foundation doesn’t hold the structure (building) only for a day but its for ever if it’s a strong foundation.
Let's thirst for His divine prosperity by totally committing our life to Him and by obeying His commands (words) by giving Him all the glory sand He will give us the desires of our heart (Psalms 37:4).
Have A Blessed Day!
God Bless
Every Day With Jesus
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