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Promises of Endless and Abundance Blessings


1 Corinthian 2:9
It is written: “What no eye has seen, what no ear has heard, and what no human mind has conceived” - the things God has prepared for those who love him—

In Short: God promises abundance of blessings for us in 2011. Believe and inherit them in Christ.

Friends I like to show an amazing promise of God regarding abundance of blessings in our life. This promise enhances our life greatly with joy and riches and enables us to be a living testimony of God. Today’s meditative portion opens our hope of joy in Christ. If we believe this truth, then we will enjoy the blessings of God forever. Listen carefully.

Hebrew 7:21
This One (Jesus) was designated and addressed and saluted with an oath, The Lord has sworn and will not regret it or change His mind, You are a Priest forever according to the order of Melchizedek.

Friends, I like to encourage you all greatly to inherit goodness of God in this year. Many times we failed to understand the riches of God’s love and His grace as well as His blessings. Bible says God has prepared many good things for us since the creation of this world, because we are His children, and having His own Spirit in us. It proves God is our Father. By faith we can inherit these blessings.

The author of Hebrew emphasises an important truth about God’s nature. He has revealed that our Lord has opened a way to inherit His blessings through Christ. He gave His beloved Son Jesus Christ as the sacrifice to cleanse our sins, and ordained Him as High Priest forever. Through Christ we can approach God easily and ask Him to bless with His riches Heb 7:21.

Friends, believe these truth. Claim each and every promises of God. God will uphold all our efforts and equip us to accomplish them well. Lean on Christ and be a victor in all the days of this year.

Prayer: Father I/we thank you for revealing the secrets of your promises. Enable us to walk in your ways and bless us with goodness. In Jesus name we pray. Amen…
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