ASK THAT YOU MAY HAVE
It is true that everything we need for life and godliness has been given to us by God, and the implication of this is that we have an inheritance with the Father that defines our wealth and possibilities. Yet, the reception of these things have been principled on asking and receiving in the place of prayer.
It is possible for you to have an inheritance with the Father and yet not experience it because you failed to ask the Father for it.
The provisions of God for us in Christ Jesus will not automatically become our possession and experience in this earthly realm except we ask and receive them in the place of prayer.
The parable of the prodigal son confirms this truth. The older brother, in displeasure, told his father that a kid had never been killed for him at anytime despite his faithful service to his father. His father responded, "son, you are always with me, and all that I have is yours".
While the older son blamed his father for not giving him a kid, he failed to acknowledge that he never asked his father for a kid.
We know this because the father didn't refuse the younger brother what he asked, and it is unlikely that the father will refuse the older brother if he had asked for a kid.
I need to point out before continuing with this article that a kid was one of the least things the older son could have wished for considering the wealth of his father and the portion of goods that fell to him. This portrays how many Christians think little of what they can get from God, and if they ever get to ask the Father for a thing, we know they will ask for a kid-like provision.
We are told in scripture that we have not because we did not ask, and we are encouraged by our Lord to ask anything in his name and to ask that our joy may be full.
If you will ask the Father today, he will give to you what he has made available for you in Christ Jesus.
God has blessed you.
Apostle Destiny KINGSTON
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