HIS GRACE AT WORK IN YOU: Daily Devotional

And God is able to make all grace abound toward you; that ye, always having all sufficiency in all things, may abound to every good work - (2 Corinthians 9:8).

The Bible says, "And God abounds in every grace (every earthly favor and blessing)..." (2 Corinthians 9:8). This means that the Lord will show you grace. grace brings acceptability, honor, and dignity; Attract the right people, circumstances, and resources according to God's purpose for your life.

Explain from time to time, “I walk and work in grace; Grace marks me out for glory and excellence. I am a child of grace.

“ The Bible says to use the grace in Christ Jesus. With this grace you can be successful in every single endeavor.

Note what we read in our theme verse; It says that God is able to make ALL grace abundant for you, and He did it in Christ Jesus.

The Bible says that we have all received grace upon grace of His fulness (John 1:16). Then Paul tells us the result of receiving this abundance and abundance of grace: "...many more who have received the fullness of grace and the gift of righteousness shall reign in life through one, Jesus Christ" (Romans 5.17).

Grace makes us reign in life (a "king"). This means you are in control; you rule over demons, sickness, poverty, failure and death through Jesus Christ. Because His grace is at work in you, what others seek will always come to you naturally and naturally. Hallelujah!

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