“For the grace of God has been revealed, bringing salvation to all people.” Titus 2:11 NLT
I come from a family where everyone is multitalented. We can do several things well and with ease. But I only developed this belief a few years ago.
I remember teasing my younger brother multiple times about how he didn’t know how to build or fix things. I was good with hammers and screwdrivers, using them to fix appliances and build anything that could be built since the age of eight.
My younger brother, on the other hand, couldn’t use a hammer to save his life. I teased him about it until he got into the university and started making progress in tech. He started in tech before it became a thing, and today, he has created a life some only dream of.
Just when you think something is only available to a select few, you might be shocked to realise it was just timing. Just because you have access to something doesn’t mean others won’t. This is the same thing with salvation and walking in God’s wisdom.
God has made all things available to all people, not just a select few. Some people aren’t destined to fail or succeed. It’s their daily actions that determine what side of the divide they’re on.
So, the next time you look at someone wishing you had what they have, change your focus to God and ask for yours.
How can we access everything God has provided for the work ahead?
We need resources to work. With resources, the results will be unlimited. Unfortunately, we get stuck because we believe that the limited resources we have today are all we will ever have access to. So, we constantly manage to survive.
But God wants us to thrive, and that means gaining access to everything He has already made available.
We are limited because we don’t have a revelation of everything we possess. It’s like standing in a dark place with a torchlight that’s switched off. If the light doesn’t come on, the items in that room will never be revealed, and we will continue to have limited thoughts.
Salvation is a gift with many treasures in it, all leading to one thing: eternal life. No one has completely unpacked this gift from God.
The next time you want to do something big and the enemy tells you it’s impossible because of where you are, remember that God’s gift is available to “all people,” and you fall into that category.
“I work daily with the mindset of abundance.”
Just like in the Garden of Eden, God has given us free access to everything. In other words, even when you need something, don’t first think of how you’re going to buy it. Only focus on asking how you can have it.
When you live this way, you’ll have many things in your life that will be freely given to you by God, without sweat or hustle.
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