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Six Decisions That Guarantee Your Manifestation

In Hab. 2:1-3,we see a progressive journey of a God given mandate which we cannot ignore.
Firstly, every mandate is God commanded. If it is not God commanded,it is not of God.
God commanded doesn't mean spectacular. It is supernatural,not necessarily spectacular. For some,it was just a knowing that they will preach the gospel. It came as a vision or a series of visions and dreams for others while some had the Lord Jesus appear to them and tell them what they must do. Basically,(whether yours was spectacular or not) it has to be from God and it must have happened while you were in His presence.
Secondly, God speaks only to men who are in His presence. When He does, it births a vision.
Finally, every vision has a season of incubation before it manifests. This season is a period of much activity. What kind of activity? Activities of obedience-OBEDIENCE TO THE INSTRUCTIONS THAT COME WITH WHAT GOD HAS REVEALED. Instructions are what you receive in the presence of God that enable you work out the manifestation of the vision. VISIONS DON'T JUST HAPPEN,THEY CRYSTALIZE BY OBEDIENCE TO INSTRUCTIONS and the tools with which you work out the manifestation of your mandate is instructions. The instruction you catch in the revelation of your divine mandate is the divine wisdom you have received to manifest destiny (WHAT DID GOD TELL YOU TO DO?-- the mandate instruction.)
Here are six decisions you must make that will help you carry out (and consistently receive fresh instructions per time because your calling is a progressive revelation):
1. Give daily priority to the word (study,reading and meditation).
2. Give daily priority to fellowshipping with the giver of the mandate-- communion with the Holy Spirit (the revealerof truth and divine secrets)
3. Fellowship with the vision and the words of its covenant (your vision will not materialize till it becomes an obsession). As hab 2:2 says,WRITE THE VISION. The words of the covenant are the instructions and assurance you have received of the Lord.
4. Practise! Practise! Practise the vision/mandate. Serve with your gift faithfully (you cannot circumvent the phase of service. Those who did not serve faithfully and impatiently launched out are making a shipwreck oftheir vision because they did not learn all the lessons they needed to learn). Don't substitute your vision with another man's or downplay its standards.
5. Decide to partner with grace. Practise laying a demand on grace and following the leading of God's Spirit in the area of your calling daily.
6. Feed on/invest in materials that will empower you to deliver your mandate excellently. These are: (a) God's word (Col 3:16; 1Tim 4:15-16) (b) Listen to your Father and your mentor(s) (1Cor 4:15-16). (c) Read anointed books (1Tim 4:13,15-16) (d) Build destiny relationships.

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