Many want great results, and we admire those who achieve it, whether in the physical, financial, emotional area; We all like success stories in which we see people who, from nothing, achieve great successes. Social networks are full of these, and they inspire us. The problem is that, many times, we are not willing to pay the price they have paid to achieve what we celebrate today. Behind every success, there is an effort, a sacrifice. Behind every athlete, every successful artist, there are sacrifices. And we can not pretend to have great results, without being able to make an effort, a sacrifice, to pay the price necessary to obtain them.
In the same way, there are benefits when you make your best effort and sow your precious seed. Believe God that, while you give him the most valuable, your economic life is transformed.
"6 The one who carries the precious seed will walk and cry; But he will come again with rejoicing, bringing his sheaves. "Psalm 126: 6
The first promise that God gives you, when you learn to give to Him what is valuable, what is important to you, is joy.
The second promise is what we have called divine solutions in times of crisis. God can give you a personal revival, a divine solution in the midst of a time of chaos; God can do something supernatural with you. In the New Testament, we see this principle. At one point, God asks: Did all the widows of Sarepta receive food at that time? And the answer is no; There were more widows in Sarepta, but only one received multiplication. In times of crisis, there can be a divine solution for a person. Believe God. If you are experiencing a crisis, this message is for you. Take action at this moment: Sow your seed of faith. We believe God with you that, while you sow, there comes a divine solution to your time of crisis.
"11 And she going to bring it to him, he called her again, and said to her," Please bring me a morsel of bread in your hand, too. 12 And she said, As the LORD your God lives, I have no cooked bread; only a handful of flour I have in the jar, and a little oil in a jar; and now I was picking up two logs, to enter and prepare it for myself and my son, so that we could eat it, and let ourselves die. 13 Elijah said to him: Do not be afraid; go, do as you said; but first make me a little cake cooked under the ashes, and bring it to me; and then you will do for yourself and your son. 14 For the LORD, the God of Israel, has said thus: The jar of flour shall not run short, nor shall the oil of the jar dwindle, until the day when the Lord rains it on the face of the earth. 15 Then she went and did as Elijah said; and he ate, and she, and her house, many days. 16 And the jar of flour did not run short, neither did the jar's oil dwindle, according to the word that the Lord had spoken through Elijah. "1 Kings 17: 11-16
This woman received, in a time of crisis, a divine solution. She was not the only one going through a drought and she was not the only widow there; But she was the only one who dared to receive the prophet; It was the woman to whom God sent a prophet to solve his time of crisis. And we believe that today God brings us as prophets to solve an economic crisis in your life, the question is if you dare to believe. And you will say yes, you do, but then the question is if you dare to do what this woman did: She gave the most valuable thing that she had. And that which moves the hand of God in your favor; When you are able to give your precious seed.
That miracle did not change the circumstances in which that woman lived; There was still a drought, there were still economic problems, but hers was solved. In the same way, your external circumstance does not have to change for God to give you a miracle. I pray that the nations will change, but if in your country there are no changes for the next few years, with everything and that, God can bring a divine solution to your life at this moment in time of crisis. Although rain does not fall on your city, you can multiply flour and oil over the next few years.