When God blesses us it is not an event, but rather it is a process. We must understand the difference between a blessing and a miracle. A blessing is a predetermined and previously prepared provision for the promotion of your providential purpose. In other words, God has a plan for your life - the provisions for which are already in place.
Sometimes we find ourselves either outside of or stagnated in the plan of God for our lives. When God steps in to begin the blessing process, the first thing that God does is to unsettle us. Many of you may have experienced this as an uneasy and restless Spirit, as well as through unexpected, unforeseen, and seemingly unfair situations and circumstances that occur in your life, to disrupt your present course and/or plan.
After God unsettles us, God instructs us - indeed commands us - to lighten our load. There is a load that many of us have chosen to carry, but it has only served to slow us down. God teaches you to get rid of these loads early in the process so that they won't block your blessings later on.
God uses miracles to help us. A miracle is when God overrides the natural and supernatural order of things to affect a certain outcome. When God works a miracle in our loves, God reacts to a circumstance or a set of circumstances that are not beneficial to our divine purpose. However, the blessings of God are not responsive but are rather provisional.
When we operate according to God's plan for our lives, we operate in the arena of supernatural provision and supply. This reduces the daily, weekly, and constant need for God to work miracles in our lives. We should seek financial blessings -not financial miracles; emotional, mental and inspirational blessings - not miracles; spiritual blessings - not miracles; relational blessings - not relational miracles.
For example, if you operate in the plan that God has to bless your marriage, you won't have an ever pressing need for God to work miracles to sustain your marriage. Operate in God's plan for your life and "BE BLESSED"!
R.I.S.E. to the Kingdom of God!
