T he Lord has given us His Word. The Bible says in Psalm
107:20, “He sent his word, and healed them, and delivered them from their
destructions.” If you’d receive God’s Word into your heart, it’ll change your
life. I’m convinced that if you’d place yourself under the ministry of the Word
long enough, you’ll make tremendous progress and your life will be a display of
the efficacy of the Word.
Some people may not agree with this because their
experiences have been different. They’ve been in church for so long, yet
they’re confused about life. They say, “I’ve been going through so much, yet
nothing has changed. I’m confused.” Such people might have been long in the
church, but they haven’t given themselves to the Word. They may have messages
on DVD and other formats, but the message isn’t in them. You need the message
in your heart, not on your shelf or device
Until and unless the Word takes root in your heart, it won’t
produce results. If you kept corn seeds in the best refrigerator or in the
vault of the best bank in the world, you won’t have a crop. If you placed them
on the marble floor of your room and turned on the air conditioner, you still
wouldn’t have a crop. The seeds must be placed in the right environment to have
a crop. You may have all the editions of Rhapsody of Realities since inception,
but what really counts is that you’re reading and digesting them. The message
must be inside you to produce result.
One of the first signs that the Word has taken root in your
spirit is that it’ll affect your way of thinking. The Word renews your mind. If
Prayer
Dear Father, I thank you for the Word, by which I’m transformed. The Word is in my heart, working on my mind and giving me the right mindset. Your Word, oh Lord, is my meditation day and night, and it produces in and through me, the character of its message, in Jesus’ Name. Amen.
