The question
of what do you want looks so simple but if many have been able to answer this
question correctly, they would have experienced their breakthrough long time ago.
What some people are looking for will not actually change their levels if they
eventually obtain it. Take for example the lame man at the beautiful gate of
the temple in Acts 3. He was looking for coins from Peter and John. If they had
given him the money, he would have returned to the same spot the following day
begging again. They, however, gave him the power of God which brought an end to
begging in his life.
Jesus asked
the obviously blind Bartimaeus in Mark 10:31, “What do you want Me to do for
you?” The point is that you may think what you need is money whereas what you
really need is a breakthrough idea or divine connection. This similar question
was asked Joseph in the desert when a man found him wandering about. The man
said to him in Genesis 37:15, “what are you looking for?” The truth is that
everyone is looking for something but not everyone is looking for the right
thing. One major step for Elisha to experience his breakthrough was the correct
answer to the question of what he wanted from Elijah.
My point
this morning, if you really desired a remarkable breakthrough, you must desire
also a revelation of what you really need to pursue with your life.
May you not
pursue the wrong goal this year. May God reveal to you what you really need in
your life in Jesus name.
Prayer for today: Oh God reveal to me what you want me to do with my life this year in Jesus
name.
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