Pastor's Reflection

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"And of Naphtali he said, O Naphtali, satisfied with favour, and full with the blessing of the Lord: possess thou the west and the south." Deuteronomy 33:23.

There are some attitudes we need to cultivate in order to  help us possess favour in the sight of God and of men. Few among them all are, your relationship with God and with men; your level of satisfaction with God and men; your ability to break forth (Fasting & Prayer) which will serve as a key to unlock the door of favour for you.

1. PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP
The relationships you have will determine your pathway to your destination of favour beyond measure. Moses in the scriptures above was unleashing blessing upon all the kindred of the twelve tribes in Israel. He did that because he was conscious with the relationship between them and God. May your personal relationship with God open the door of ceaseless favour beyond measure upon your life in all areas in Jesus unfailing name.

2. OUTSTANDING SATISFACTION
The pronouncement of Moses was that God will satisfy Naphtali with all desires of his heart. Surely God will make you to be a reference point of success and put smile on your face, the heaven of favour shall never be closed for you in all your endeavours. The peak of others shall be your starting point in Jesus unfailing name.

3. OUTSTANDING POSSESSION
The blessing from above is the product of the Almighty God. God will never abandon whosoever put his trust on his name. His name is full of capacity to cause the four corners of the World, East, West, North and South to give you access to the blessings of favour beyond measure.

Take hold of these, walk in them, and they will work for you in this season of FAVOUR BEYOND MEASURE in Jesus name.

Shalom.


 Rev. Samson Adeyiga
facebook.com/Rev.SamsonAdeyiga

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