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Do Exploits For God

...but the people that do know their God shall be strong, and do exploits. - Daniel 11:32

There is the thought of knowing God, being strong and doing exploits. God’’s people are characterised by what they know, what they are and what they do. Believers (Christians) are different from worldly and unconverted people in these three respects – in the matter of knowing, being and doing. Notice that these three characteristics of the child of God are related, for only as we know God can we be strong; and only as we are strong can we undertake exploits in the name of the Lord. 

Believers are called to do exploits for God in every area of our life. We can only do exploits when we are strong and we are strong when we know our God well enough.

The first step in doing exploit for God is to know God. The more you know God, the more strength we received through knowing Him, there is always an enablement in knowing God.

The second step is to be strong, we are strong when we allow the knowledge of the Lord Almighty to build us up. Many people are weak simply because they don't dwell in the knowledge of God. Jesus was strong throughout His ministry on earth because He stay connected to God throughout.

The third step is to do it. If we don't do it, no one will know about the exploit. Many of us have been enable to do exploit but yet we sit in our comfort corners Turing into speculators when we are to be the principal actors. You know God, He has strengthen you. Then you need to act and do exploits for Him. Not doing so is simply a waste of talent and even a sin.

God is glorified when we DO exploit for Him, our DOING is a part of the glorification.

So beloved, go out there and do exploit in the the name of the Most High.

Good Morning and a Happy Sunday to You. 😊

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