ELIZABETH ABAYE BLOG

ABUNDANTLY SATISFIED Elizabeth Iyadi Abaye “….They shall be abundantly satisfied with the fatness of Thy house and you shall make them drink of the river of your pleasure” Psalm 36:8. This scripture is talking to a particular set of people not to everybody, for God’s blessings of grace is for His heritage, His church, and His people. Thus those who are to be “abundantly satisfied with the fatness of His house” are the saints, those who have embraced the Lord Jesus. They are those who hold forth the word of truth uncompromisingly. They are the people that put their total trust in the Lord. In our heavenly father’s house there are abundance, yes! There are more than enough for everyone. He has provision for all His children; none is to lack anything good.  Those who learn to depend on, rely on, lean on, or put their trust in Him also share in the provision laid up therein. God wants the best for us thus he gives us the best, “the fatness of His house”. He abu...

ABUNDANTLY SATISFIED “ ….They shall be abundantly satisfied with the fatness of Thy house and you shall make them drink of the river of your pleasure” Psalm 36:8. This scripture is talking to a particular set of people not to everybody, for God’s blessings of grace is for His heritage, His church, and His people. Thus those who are to be “abundantly satisfied with the fatness of His house” are the saints, those who have embraced the Lord Jesus. They are those who hold forth the word of truth uncompromisingly. They are the people that put their total trust in the Lord. In our heavenly father’s house there are abundance, yes! There is more than enough for everyone. He has provision for all his children; none is to lack anything good.  Those who learn to depend on, rely on, lean on, or put their trust in Him also share in the provision laid up therein. God wants the best for us thus he gives us the best, “The fatness of His house” . He abundantly satisfies the hunger (desires) of...

PERSEVERANCE  IN   PRAYER 2 Jesus gave this parable "that men ought always to pray, and not faint;" Luke 18:1. J esus never told us that when we ask that God will say no to some and yes to some, but he said , “Whatsoever you ask in my name, that will I do” John 14:13. Similarly, John in his epistle in 1John 5:15 says, “Whatsoever we ask, we know that we have the petition that we desire of him ” Therefore beloved, you need to reopen those requests you have given up on and persevere if you know it is the will of God.   We should never give up on God and resign ourselves to what is happening to us. We must pray until God turns our situation around for his glory. God is not an unjust judge, if we do not faint in prayers but persevere by faith, he will surely answer us at the fullness of time. Fullness of time or appointed time is not man’s timing but God’s set time. As we know God’s ways are not our ways and his appointed t...

PERSEVERANCE  IN  PRAYER 1 Jesus gave this parable "that men ought always to pray, and not faint;" Luke 18:1.   In order word men are to keep on praying and not give up or lose heart.   Thus Jesus is simply saying to us; be perseverance, do not give up in prayer no matter how terrible things may seem to be, and no matter how hopeless it seems to wait for an answer from God, keep on praying because God Will surely answer.                 At the period when we pray and pray and pray and God seem not to show Himself, nor gives you no sense of His presence, no answer, and everything seemed like there were hopeless is the time when we faint and lose heart in prayers. If the widow in the parable had given up because the unjust judge had not yet granted her her request; she would have lost out. But rather the widow continued to go to the unjust judge until she eventually wears him...