Adventures of Faith

                                          God is our refuge and strength [mighty and impenetrable], A very present and well-proved help in trouble Ps. 46:1 (Amp) There is clearly no doubt that God wants to help His people and we must learn how best to provoke His help in our various areas of need. We have previously shared two vital steps to provoking the help of God in the last piece, and here in this piece, I will share the next two steps. Remember that the steps outlined must be taken in order, so if you are yet to read the first part , I will advise you to do so before continuing to step 3. Step 3. Declare boldly. So that we may boldly say, The Lord is my helper, and I will not fear what man shall do unto me Heb. 13: 6 (KJV) At this point, you have already crossed steps 1 & 2, you have settled in your heart by meditating in the word that God wants to help ...

                                             God is our refuge and strength [mighty and impenetrable], A very present and well-proved help in trouble Ps. 46:1 (Amp) In my last piece , I focused on the help of God and the various ways by which God can send you help. Then comes the big question that you are probably waiting to ask; Is there anything I can do to provoke God’s help? Certainly, there are steps you can take to provoke the help of God and these steps aren’t beyond your reach as long as you truly desire to experience His help. Bear in mind that God has made provision such that the most important things in this life basically cost nothing and are within the reach of everyone. So then let us explore some of the steps to provoking the help of God. Step 1. Be conscious that God wants to help you. God who made you has something to say to you;...

                                                I have given help to  one who is  mighty; I have exalted one chosen from the people. ( Ps 89:19b). As I pen down this piece, I could think of several ways and several instances in which God has helped me in my family and ministry and other areas of life. Of all the help that I have received, there are a few that really stand out, and one cannot mistake it for anything other than God stepping in to help the one He loves. Everyone of us needs the help of God. Even those who claim to be self made have received help in one way or the other, though they fail to acknowledge it. Being alive and well is enough testimonial to the fact that God is indeed helping you. In my short life, I have come to a conclusion that except God helps you, you cannot make anything meaningful out of this ...