God wants you to experience good fortune in all areas of your life! In this eye-opening message, discover what’s stopping you from receiving God’s abundant blessings and how you can start seeing them manifest in your life. As Joseph Prince teaches from the Temple of Solomon and the story of Eutychus in Acts 20, you’ll learn how you can:
This message is prophetic for the times that
we are in.
The Lord is preparing us in this message as
to what we are facing and will face in the
days to come.
Let’s look at that again.
What the Lord shared early this year.
Let’s look at the temple of Solomon from afar
first.
Okay, we see the chambers, the three floors.
Can you see it?
That is attached to the temple proper.
The first floor is five cubits broad.
Amen.
Then you go up to six cubits broad.
Right?
And then up to the highest one.
The third floor is seven (number of perfection),
seven cubits broad.
We are always going to a larger place, a wealthier
place, a broader place.
So from the first floor to the second floor,
they go by the winding stairs.
This is the winding stairs.
The truth of the winding stairs is this: you
gain the maximum height
in the shortest amount of time.
Hallelujah.
In the smallest possible space.
Even, you know, when you are going up the
winding stairs, you can’t see the end right?
Amen, but you’re going one step at a time.
Sometimes you feel like you’re going in circles.
Sometimes, it seems like you’re not reaching
the top and everyone wants to know what’s
going to happen at the end of this
crisis.
Do we see the light at the end of this tunnel?
I want to know what’s going to happen!
Will there be a vaccine?
Will there be this and that?
My friend you don’t have to worry about where
it came from and where it’s gonna go.
God wants you right now to live one day at
a time.
Jesus says: There’s enough provision, there’s
enough supply, there’s enough wisdom, there’s
enough manna from heaven only for one day
at a time.
You are trying to worry and use the manna
God gives you for today, for tomorrow, and
there is no grace there.
The grace that comes is only for today.
You only have grace for today.
So we are actually compelled as God’s children
to learn to walk by faith.
Now, it is to tell ourselves, live in the
present.
I’m with my children and with my wife, and
I’m in this situation.
I want to learn to live in the present.
But believe me, you feel like you are regressing
during this time.
You feel like you could have done more for
your job, your career, whatever.
During this time you feel like you can make
more money.
During this time, you feel like you can do
accomplish much more.
You feel like you have all this wasted time.
But if you live one day at a time, when you
finally look back, you’re actually making
ascension.
You are ascending higher and higher.
Without even realizing it.
This reminds me of that verse in Psalms 23.
Amen.
He leads me in the paths of righteousness.
If you look carefully at the word paths in
the Hebrew, it’s actually “circle”.
You know, for example, you’re going to bring
the sheep to the top.
If you make a direct route all the way to
the top, it will cause those sheep to be weary
and to be discouraged and to, to you know,
loose strength.
But the wise shepherd does it in a way that
the sheep don’t even know that they are ascending.
They don’t even know they’re making it all
the way to the top.
They do it effortlessly.
How?
By grazing, it gives them food to eat.
All the way around.
He leads them in the paths of righteousness
and they go in paths.
They call it paths.
Circle of righteousness.
I believe is a truth of righteousness.
As they eat the truths of righteousness they
are making ascension, they’re ascending higher.
They are being elevated.
Amen.
They’re going higher and higher above their
enemies, high and higher above their challenges,
high and higher above all the obstacles where
the fresh air are and they end up on top.
And they hardly knew that they were making
Ascension right?
Without all these, you know, stress and effort.
Amen.
Praise the Lord.
When we look at our lives right now at this
time, it is the midnight hour.
It is midnight.
Daybreak is coming.
It seems like there’s no light at the end
of the tunnel.
We know midnight night, midnight night is
the word layil.
Laila and always in Israel they say, Laila
Tov.
Good night, right?
Laila comes from the word luwl.
Hey, look, the only time luwl is actually
winding stairs that is used here in the temple
of Solomon from floor to floor.
You go by the winding stairs.
Amen.
So what do we do in the time of midnight,
the night seasons of our life?
We don’t understand what’s going on.
Just do it one step at a time.
If you are depressed, amen.
Just do what is in front of you.
Look at the Lord and live one day at a time.
Don’t worry about tomorrow.
Don’t get into the what if.
What if?
Amen.
Just live one day at a time when tomorrow
comes, when next week comes, the supply for
next month will be there.
The grace and the provisions will be there.
If God says, rest, rest.
If God says spend time, spend time with your
wife, then do it.
Amen.
Amen.
So you need to just take it one step at a
time, and before you know it by going one
step at a time, you are making strides.
Heavenly strides, you’re making, uh, progressive
upwards, strides, and you’re going higher
and higher and higher.
Amen.
And before you know it, you will find you’re
in a larger place.
Amen.
That’s the same for all your provisions.
God will provide for you.
You find that what God provides for is larger
than where you came from.
Amen.
You won’t be where you came from.
You came from the five cubits broad room.
You’re going to a larger room but it happens
so effortlessly that you don’t even know it.
You were just being obedient one step at a
time.