ALIGNING YOUR DREAMS TO HIS

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“Ask whatever you need”, says the Lord

It is easy to understand the words.  It is also easy to understand that He is the truth.  The word is the truth. Yet most of the time no matter how many times you hear Him saying “Ask and you shall receive”, it is hard for us to relate that to the God of truth because we have seen that sometimes we do not receive what we ask for.  If we do the math, God the Truth + the Promise = “Not sure”  There is something missing in the math equation: Us.  Are we true to ourselves?  Are we faithful?  The equation must be God the Truth + the Promise + faithful servant = answered prayer.

I have strong confidence that the blessings are pouring when I am where God directs me to go.  When it is His will that you head that way, he will provide the grace for you to reach it.  First you need to find your true place, so as the abundance of God’s Grace is realised.  Let His desire be the desire of your heart.  Solomon was entrusted to be King yet he believed that he still have to win the people’s heart.  Since God desired him to be king He made him a generous offer: “ Ask something of me and I will give it You.”  Solomon put the desire and asked that God will give him an understanding heart.

Where am I at this point in time?  Am I heading the right direction?

The father and son are walking side by side in the wilderness.  They are chatting along the way when the son suddenly does not realise that he had missed the turn and gone the wrong way.  The son continues talking and he realises he could not hear a single word from his dad.

The grace is upon us when we are walking side by side with the Father.  His generosity is much evident when you are on the right trail.  Love Him so as your dreams will be aligned with His dreams.


I pray that someday that when I ask myself “Where am I?”  My answer would be “I know I am with Him because the Grace is abundantly pouring.”

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