John Hagee (October-17-2023) Daily Devotion: 2 Chronicles 7:14

John Hagee (October-17-2023) Daily Devotion: 2 Chronicles 7:

October 17: God's Return

"Then Isaac sowed in that land, and reaped in the same year a hundredfold; and the Lord blessed him."

Genesis 26:12

The purpose of our offering is to place our trust in God, allowing Him to place blessing upon us for that trust. God doesn’t need the gift, but we certainly need to give to Him.

A remarkable example of why we can trust God with our gifts is found in today’s verse the tells of Isaac’s successful year as a farmer. However, the preceding verses reveal why Isaac’s success was so significant.

You see, Isaac was farming in the middle of a famine. Bumper crops do not take place in a famine. No crops grow in a famine. The famine was so severe, and Isaac’s crop was so great, that he probably was the only farmer with sufficient crops to sell to others. He had a corner on the market, which allowed him to become so wealthy that the heathen envied his success. Isaac’s success was because he obeyed God.

God doesn’t need the weather to be just right to bless His people. He doesn’t need to have the stock market rising and the unemployment numbers decreasing. He is Jehovah Jireh, the God who provides. Not only will He provide your needs, as you obey Him, He will also be able to bless you to the point where today’s heathen will have to look upon you with envy.

Any field in God’s acreage is good soil.


 
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