March 2016 – Month of Divine Overflow

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Pastor’s Corner

I once again graciously welcome you into the New Year 2016, God’s Year for Our LIMITLESS GRACE. Wonderfully, the Month of March is our God’s Month of Divine Overflow. The Hebrew word, revayah, stands for “overflowing, abundance, more than enough, alleviation of trouble and burdensome situation, and a great relief.” Thus I decree in this new month, the God of Hope and Grace will cause your joy, peace and blessings to increase and overflow. Amen.

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Monthly Prophetic Prayer Power-Points

  1. Today I declare a Power overflow into every area of my life (John 7: 37-39)
  2. In the Name of Jesus Christ the blessings of God will overflow in my life and family (2 Cor. 9: 8-11)
  3. Today I declare that the joy and peace of God will overflow in my life and home (Isaiah 26: 3)
  4. In the name of Jesus Christ I pray that the grace and mercy of God will overflow in my life and destiny (2 Cor. 9: 14)
  5. Today I pray that the wisdom of God will overflow in my life (Proverbs 8: 12)
  6. In the name of Jesus Christ the healing power of God will cause my health to overflow to divine health (Jeremiah 30:17; 33: 6)
  7. Today I declare the favor of God will overflow in every area of my life (Psalm 102: 13)

CONCLUSION: Jesus Christ is the Good Shepherd of Psalm 22, the Great Shepherd of Psalm 23 and the Chief Shepherd of Psalm 24. Indeed, He is the Source of your Overflows.

REVELATIONAL INSIGHT

CAN YOU SLEEP WHILE THE WIND BLOWS?

The hymn “God Moves in a Mysterious Way” has been a source of great comfort and blessing to many of God’s people since William Cowper wrote it in the 18th century. Yet few people know of the unusual circumstances that led to its composition. William Cowper was a Christian, but he had sunk to the depths of despair. One foggy night he called for a horse drawn carriage and asked to be taken to the London Bridge on the Thames River. He was so overcome by depression that he intended to commit suicide. But after two hours of driving through the mist, Cowper’s coachman reluctantly confessed that he was lost. Disgusted by the delay, Cowper left the carriage and decided to find the London Bridge on foot. After walking only a short distance, though, he discovered that he was at his own doorstep! The carriage had been going in circles. Immediately he recognized the restraining hand of God in it all. Convicted by the Spirit, he realized that the way out of his troubles was to look to God, not to jump into the river. As he cast his burden on the Savior his heart was comforted. With gratitude he sat down and penned these reassuring words: “God moves in a mysterious way His wonders to perform; He plants His footsteps in the sea, and rides upon the storm. O fearful saints, fresh courage take, the clouds you so much dread are big with mercy, and shall break in blessings on your head.”