God Is Ready To Give Much More! (Daily Devotional)

Greetings and thank you for joining us today. We hope you have had a good start to the new year 2025. We are just reminding us of the word of the Lord and a few insights along those lines. The word of the Lord- the Lord will give you increase more and more. I want to encourage you to expect increase in your life. Some of us would say, well, I’m doing pretty fine, God has already blessed me, I have already seen a certain amount of increase, do I need anything more? But I want to encourage you, don’t stop. If God has blessed you, believe God for more because when you receive more, you can give away more and there are so many people waiting to be blessed, waiting to receive something. So, no matter what God has done for us till now, spiritually, in the ministry, in the anointing, in our service, in missions, in finances, in your job/ career, in every area you consider, and you say, God’s been good, we’ve seen good things, that’s good, but don’t stop there. Let’s believe God for more because there is more and if we receive more, remember we can always give away more and that is our intent, motivation that we can be a bigger blessing to those around us, to our city, nation and nations. We don’t need to say, we can’t do that because we don’t have enough for that, we are already doing this and that, that’s good but why not do more, touch more people, bless more people, why not serve more people, give to more people, lift more people up? So, believe God for more. In 2 Samuel chapter 12, verses 7 to 8, there is an interesting message God gives King David. It is a very unfortunate moment in David’s life at that time because David has been king, he has done very well, God has blessed him, he has been successful in all his military campaigns, he has really established the kingdom, but at that moment, he falls, sins, commits adultery with Bathsheba and it is so sad in his life. At that time, Nathan comes to being correction and, in that correction, God is expressing His heart to David and that is what we want to see. In 2 Samuel chapter 12, verses 7 to 8, ‘Then Nathan said to David, “You are the man! Thus says the Lord God of Israel: ‘I anointed you king over Israel, and I delivered you from the hand of Saul. I gave you your master’s house and your master’s wives into your keeping, and gave you the house of Israel and Judah. And if that had been too little, I also would have given you much more!’ Think about what God is saying to David, David, I gave you all this and if that was too little, I would have given you more, that is the heart of our God. Our God is the God of much more. The problem is with us, the people of God. We are always are settlers, we reach a certain level and we want to plateau there and say, this is enough for me. It is not about you but the millions who are still waiting to be served and reached. If you become a settler and plateau off in your life, who is going to reach them? You and I have to say, God, I need much more, not for myself, I’ve got enough for myself but I want much more because of the people that we need to serve, lift and minister to. This is the heart of God revealed to David, if what I’ve given to you is too little, I’m ready to give you much more. So, don’t settle, don’t become complacent, and be happy with all you’ve got. Believe God for more so that you can be a bigger blessing. Expect the Lord to increase you more and more. Let’s pray, God, open our hearts, expand our minds so that we can be a greater blessing. Thank you for what you’ve done but we ask you for much more, spiritually, in the anointing, in the ministry and in every area, in Jesus’ name, Amen.

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