🙏 The Power of God's Presence
In and Out of Divine Connection
Have you ever felt the tangible presence of God? It is amazing, isn’t it? However, it's not just about going to church on Sundays. It's about living in His presence every day, every moment. Today, let's dive into the transformative power of God's presence and how it can change your life.
Moses understood this when he was looking for his successor. He prayed for someone who could "go out and come in" before the people (Numbers 27:15–17). This wasn't about physical movement but about the ability to enter God's presence and emerge with divine wisdom and guidance.
Solomon, too, recognized his need for this skill. At his coronation, he humbly admitted, "I am a little child; I do not know how to go out or come in" (1 Kings 3:7). He knew that to lead effectively, he needed to be able to enter God's presence and return with heavenly insight.
So how do we enter God's presence? Worship is the key. It's not about being crazy; it's about being crazy in love with the Lord. In His presence, there is fullness of joy (Psalm 16:11). It's where loneliness, rejection, and depression are defeated!
When we go into God's presence, three powerful things happen:
Our enemies become afraid: The presence of God on you is intimidating to the forces of darkness.
We learn to behave right: The Holy Spirit teaches us how to control our tongues and make wise decisions.
We come out different: Just as in Ezekiel 46:9, we should not leave the same way we came in.
Remember, you can't have what you speak against. If you speak for divine healing, you'll see healing. If you speak blessings, you'll receive blessings. It all starts with spending time in God's presence.
Key Takeaway:
Living in God's presence daily transforms us, equips us to face our challenges, and empowers us to live a life of purpose and impact.
Action Step:
This week, set aside dedicated time each day to enter God's presence through worship and prayer. Notice how it changes your perspective and empowers you to face your day differently.