Walking In Abundance- Part 12
October 26, 2026 – 3:20 amIn order to walk in abundance, we must know HIS Will!
Why is The Holy Spirit having me write so much on walking in abundance? The world is rapidly moving into a time where Sons and Daughters of GOD need to be fully equipped to establish HIS Kingdom on earth. Money and other resources are just tools, not the end result of abundance.
If you are broke, how can you feed and clothe others who are in need? This topic has been controversial for decades and I have heard both sides ad infinitum.
FATHER’S Will concerning abundance is found throughout Scripture yet most have not fully embraced HIS Divine Intent. They pick and choose where they want to place their focus… either way.
The promises of God are the expression of God’s Will. God never promised to do something that it was not His will to do. This is very simple, very logical, but very important. You see, in most cases, where our faith is being tested or where we’re seeking answers to prayer, the vital issue is the Will of God.
The Beloved Disciple expressed the Truth by The Holy Spirit in 1st John chapter 5:
14 This is the confidence we have in approaching God: that if we ask anything according to HIS Will, HE hears us.
15 And if we know that HE hears us—whatever we ask—we know that we have what we asked of HIM.
Notice the issue is “the Will of God.” If we know that we’re praying according to the Will of God, then we know that HE hears us. And if we know that He hears us, then we know that we have what we ask of Him. It’s granted. It doesn’t mean that we have it immediately in experience, but we know it is settled; it’s there for us.
So the vital thing in prayer and in the whole life of faith really, is knowing the Will of God. Now God has graciously been pleased to reveal His Will to us in HIS promises. That’s how we know the will of God. If God promises to do something, it’s HIS will to do it.
For example, suppose a father says to his young son, “Son, I want you to clean out the garage; if you’ll go in and sweep it up and make it real nice and clean and do a good job, I’ll give you a couple of dollars.” So the boy goes off and he works for a couple of hours and he comes back all hot and perspiring and he says, “Dad, I’ve done just what you asked, I want you to come in and see the garage, it’s really nice and clean.” And the father walks in, inspects the garage, and says, “Yes, it’s nice, it’s good.” And the son says, “Dad, can I have my two dollars?” The father says, “Oh, I never intended to give you the two dollars.” How would you estimate a father like that? He couldn’t have your confidence; he couldn’t have his son’s confidence. God is not a father like that. God doesn’t say, “If you do something I’ll give you two dollars,” and when you’ve done it, say, “Well, I never meant to give you two dollars.” In other words, whatever God promises to do, that’s His will to do.
When you find that clearly stated promise of God in the Word of God, that tells you the Will of God, expect It to come to pass! God has never promised to do something that it’s not His will to do. He’s not inconsistent. He’s not illogical. He’s not whimsical. He didn’t have to make these promises. They’re all the expression of His grace.
He could have given us no promises at all but in making His promises available to us, He made Himself available. He revealed to us His Will. “and so, when you come to God, on the basis of His promises, clearly stated, and you know you’ve seen them and read them and understood them the way they were intended, when you come to God on that basis, then you know that’s the Will of God.
So you can pray in faith knowing the Will of God and knowing that when you pray, He hears you and you have what you prayed for. Our primary mission is to bring forth HIS Kingdom to the earth, above all else.
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