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On 20/05/2009, Tanya Tambo <[email protected]> wrote:
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>   girlfriend this devo is exactly what the spirit ordered, u have this
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> --- On *Wed, 5/20/09, paida motsi <[email protected]>* wrote:
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> From: paida motsi <[email protected]>
> Subject: God's Financial Provision: Ask Him for Help - Daily Devotional
> To: "tribewithavibe" <[email protected]>
> Date: Wednesday, May 20, 2009, 7:03 AM
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> God's Financial Provision: Ask Him for 
> Help<http://www.purposedriven.com/article.do?method=articlePage&contentId=137702>
> 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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