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THE FAVOUR OF GOD

JULY 30TH – CAPSULE 30

TOPIC: THE FAVOUR OF GOD

BIBLE TEXT: 
GENESIS 26VS24 – The LORD appeared to him the same night and said, “I am the God of Abraham your father; do not be afraid for I am with you. I will bless you and favour you, and multiply your descendants, for my servant Abraham”.


The favour of God is a blessing that speaks volumes when released upon an individual. Father Abraham was blessed by God’s favour and all his children by blood and faith are partakers of this glorious blessing. God’s love releases favour on those with a submissive and meek hearts. 

Isaac was blessed by God with favour and the whole land had no choice but to bless him because a spiritual magnet was placed upon him. Everyone around him knew this because the glory of God was upon him.

Luke 2vs52 – the way Christ choose to live brought about the favour of God upon him. “And Jesus increased in wisdom and stature and in favour with God and man”. Notice his increase came from God first before men yielded to him willingly. If you lack the favour of God, you will never obtain true favour here on earth. 

When God is your source of favour, you'll stay relevant and have peace. But when you seek favour from men first you'll end up frustrated and disappointed in their promises and words but God never fails.


Prayer: Lord, I need your favour in my life in the name of Jesus Christ.

Insight: God’s favour sets you apart and distinguishes you amongst men.

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