Working from my Full Capacity
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And I will ask the Father, and he will give you another advocate to help you and be with you forever. John 14:16 NIV
Have you ever wondered why you seem to fall short of getting the full benefits of a situation? It could be that we are not working from our full capacity. There is that inside information that is missing, which can revolutionize our way of doing things. What we need is God’s wisdom to expand our understanding and give us the applied know-how on how to get the results that we are looking for.
God’s Wisdom is more complete and comprehensive. He tells us in the book of James in the bible, if we want insight into a situation to ask Him. All we are required to do is to believe. Having confidence in God involves getting to know how He thinks about a matter.
We have to ask Him and then listen. Following up with completing the task. Obedience is key to progressing with the Holy Spirit. It is a step-by-step process of assignments that lead to a prosperous end. Many begin walking with God, but it is those who finish the process who win.
Therefore, each day, it is essential to take time to get the instructions for the day. First, we have to humble ourselves and pray. Seek his guidance for the day. We must listen and take notes. He says for us to write the vision down so that we can run with it. Biblical meditation is so vital to the success of the dream.
We want to function from our full capacity. Recognizing the resources that are available to us so that we can experience the real success that God will provide. Lady Wisdom tells me in Proverbs that wealth position and power gotten the wrong way leads to death. So, we need the Holy Spirit to show us the way. We want to draw on His ability then we can accomplish more.
Thank you, Father, for giving me the Comforter the Holy Spirit that he will remain with me forever. Amen

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