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MFM DAILY DEVOTIONAL FOR SATURDAY 13TH FEBRUARY 2021 – GOD OF PROVISION

MOUNTAIN TOP LIFE DAILY DEVOTIONAL  FOR TODAY

Mountain Top Life daily  devotional by Pastor D.K Olukoya of the Mountain of Fire Ministry for today is here. Digest the word of the lord and pray believing.

The Topic of Mountain Top Life Daily Devotional for 13th February 2021 Is ”God of Provision”  

BIBLE IN ONE YEAR: Lev 1-4

FIRE SCRIPTURE: Gen. 22:14-18

MEMORY VERSE: Gen. 22:14

 “And Abraham called the name of that place Jehovah Jireh…”

MOTIVATIONAL QUOTE: “If you tell God “I have never seen you provided for me”. God will tell you “You have never trusted me”.

PROPHETIC WORD FOR TODAY: Your heaven shall open and the rain of blessing shall fall upon your life, in the name of Jesus

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MFM DAILY DEVOTIONAL 13TH FEBRUARY 2021

God is a God of provision. When you put your trust in Him, He will provide and care for you (Phil. 4:19). In our Fire Scripture today, we read the story of Abraham who by faith was about to sacrifice all (Isaac) to God. Did it make sense to sacrifice the son that took him many years to get?

No, it didn’t make sense. More so that he had sent Ishmael and his mother away. Yet Abraham was prepared to obey God because he believed that God who had promised that in Isaac would the world be blessed will do whatever He would do to fulfil that promise, even if He had to raise him from the dead. Isaac asked his father for the lamb for the offering (Gen. 22:6-7). Abraham answered, “God Himself will provide the lamb for the sacrifice” (Gen. 22:8). One of the Hebrew names of God is Jehovah Jireh, which means God will provide. Abraham was rewarded greatly because he was ready to give to God sacrificially. As a result of this, he was given a great reputation, a great family and all nations were blessed through him. It might interest you to know that it was through his family line that Jesus, who gave the ultimate sacrifice, came into the world. What is God asking you to surrender as an act of giving? Trust God that He will give you back more than you give. He will take care of your needs. He is a God of provision. When you give sacrificially, He will surely provide for you. The only way to receive God’s provision is through faith and obedience. In 2 Kings 4:3, God provided for the widow. The same God of multiplication will provide for your needs. When God wants to provide for you, He often requires you to take the step of faith and obedience.

God’s provision came when she sought the right help. Her miracle began with her willingness to do what Prophet Elisha instructed her to do. The same key of obedience had worked for the widow of Zarephath. Give God your offerings, tithe and firstfruits faithfully and see how He will provide for you. You may be thinking or asking yourself, “If I give my tithe, my firstfruits, what will I be eating? Don’t worry yourself about that.

Remember the promises of God for you in Matt. 6:25-33. You are better than the fowls of the air and the lilies of the field. God will take care of your needs and multiply what you have left after you have given to Him. He will provide for all your needs (Phil. 4:19).

PRAYER POINTS:

MORNING
1. Lord, help me to put my trust in You more than anyone or anything in the world, in the name of Jesus Christ.
2. Every attachment to things of the world more than God in my life, break now, in the name of Jesus Christ.
3. God, be my Provider in the journey of life, in the name of Jesus Christ.

EVENING
1. Lord, I yield my best and all to You. Receive them, in the name of Jesus Christ.
2. Lord, give me the heart of sacrificial giving, in the name of Jesus Christ. 3. I break my soul from every tie to the treasure of darkness, in the name of Jesus Christ
4. I terminate the control of the unrighteous mammon over my soul, in the name of Jesus Christ.

Mountain Top Life Is a Daily Devotional by Dr. D.K Olukoya (general Overseer, Mountain of Fire and Miracle Ministries, Worldwide) Read more about MFM daily devotional

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