girlfriend this devo is exactly what the spirit ordered, u have this knack of 
ministering right where it is needed. U o girl!! THANK  YOU!! and God bless you 
hectically!

Miss T; " Let it Rock"

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Subject: God's Financial Provision: Ask Him for Help - Daily Devotional
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May 19, 2009
God's Financial Provision: Ask Him for Help

by Rick Warren


"You can be sure that God will take care of everything you need, His generosity 
exceeding even yours in the glory that pours from Jesus" (Philippians 4:19 MSG).









There is an amazing, incredible, and all-encompassing promise in Philippians 
4:19 (NIV) regarding provision: "...God will meet all your needs according to 
his glorious riches in Christ Jesus."


Note the first two words: "God will..." It doesn't say, "He might meet your 
needs," it says, "He will meet your needs." It's written as a fact; God is 
staking His character and His reputation on it.


Then the Bible says, "God will meet all..." It doesn't say, "I'll meet some of 
your needs." It says "all."

Now, understand that it doesn't say, "I'll meet all your greeds." There's a big 
difference between needs and wants. As a parent, do you give your kids 
everything they want? I hope you don't. You don't do that because you love 
them. And your heavenly Father loves you. He's not going to give you everything 
you want because if He did, you'd be spoiled to death.


He won't give us everything we want, but he will give us everything we need. 
Then why do you have financial needs? Did God fail? Did he lie? Did he 
exaggerate?

No! With every promise, there is a premise—there are conditions and 
requirements. When God makes a promise, he says, "I'll do my part and you do 
your part." God's financial wisdom is clearly laid out for us in His Word. 
Although the Bible discusses many aspects of financial health—including 
principles of saving, spending, giving, investing, and stewardship—over the 
next few days we're going to look at five specific conditions for financial 
stability.


First, ask for His help. Jesus says, "Ask, using My name, and you will receive, 
and you will have abundant joy" (John 16:24 NLT). Here's a good rule: Before 
you pay for it, pray for it. Give God a chance to provide before you go out and 
charge it. You probably depend more on your charge card than you do on Jesus 
Christ.


Why does God want me to ask? So He can give.
Why does He want to give? So I can receive.
Why does He want me to receive? So I'll be full of joy.
Why does He want me to be full of joy? It's a great advertisement for Jesus 
Christ. Joyful Christians are a positive testimony.


Tomorrow we'll look at contentment, another condition for answered prayer.













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