Memory verse:     

“Let them shout for joy, and be glad, that favour my righteous cause: yea, let them say continually, Let the LORD be magnified, which hath pleasure in the prosperity of his servant.”    – Psa. 35:27.

Our God is the covenant keeping God, who never breaks His covenant but shows respect at all times (Psa. 89:34; 72:20). One of His covenants and a key one is the covenant of prosperity (Deu. 8:18). Prosperity means well-being, and the covenant demand is serving God and the interests of His kingdom (Psa. 35:27). Service is a choice to commit to the pursuit of the advancement of God’s kingdom (Mat. 6:33). This is done essentially in prayers and soul winning endeavors (Acts 6:4,7). Everyone who commits to this as a lifestyle is guaranteed prosperity, as God by covenant is committed to the well-being of such individuals.

Scriptural Example of Giants Made Through Serving God.

1. Daniel.

Daniel was a high-profile servant of God. How do I mean? He was senior personality in the administration of the strongest nation of his days, yet he was strongly committed to serving God (Dan. 6:20-23). Daniel was a deep lover of God and remained unrepentant in his love for God; he would rather die than deny God (Dan. 6:5-23; SOS 8:6-7). Love for God will always translate into commitment to serving God (Mat. 6:24). The end result of this lifestyle of Daniel, he was a prosperous man in the kingdom where he was a foreigner (Dan. 6:28).

Jesus is Lord!

Prayer.                                                 

Father, I receive fresh grace for unreserved commitment to the pursuit of kingdom advancement, making me qualified for kingdom prosperity (Psa. 35:29.

Action.

Renew your commitment ar the prayer altar.

Priestly Blessings.                                       

Receive fresh grace for new level of commitment to serving God!

Your kingdom service result this month shall surpass what you have achieved this year!