Worship and Give
How to attract God’s attention into your life.
This writing is dated back to a personal study in 2021.
First off, God is always on alert towards his children. The Bible says he never sleeps or slumbers, meaning he is always eager to help us.
One of the beauty of creation is that God gave us humans, the power to make choices. We can choose whatever we want, you can choose to use your heavenly line or not. It’s up to you!
The question is how often do you beckon on him?
Jeremiah 33:3b KJV says;
[3] Call unto me, and I will answer thee.
So the simplest method to getting God’s attention anytime, any day, anywhere is by “CALLING ON HIM”
A natural Father cannot neglect the outcry of his children, how much more is your heavenly Father!?
2 Critical Methods to Attracting God’s Attention.
Exegesis of Acts 10: 1–6 (MSG)
Acts 10 tells a beautiful story of a Centurion named Cornelius whose habits attracted the angel of God into his home. The Bible recorded him as a devout man who feared God.
As I continued to read the passage, I noticed the angel didn’t just visit Cornelius for a casual dinner, Cornelius acts attracted God into his home!
What do you actively engage in to attract God into your life?
[5] The angel said, “Your prayers and neighborly acts have brought you to God’s attention.
His consistent prayers (worship) and good deeds attracted God to him. This should challenge you, with the busyness of the world and unstable economy, it is easy to get overwhelmed and slack in devotion, even in giving to the needy.
This is a call to get on track!
When was the last time you prayed? Worshipped? Or intercede for someone?
How often do you help others? Do you have a generosity plan to give to the needy?
These are basic things we should consistently practice as believers. They simply position us for favour with God and men.
Wrapping Up
So, if you are stuck on something and it seems God is not answering you, how about you begin a consistent fellowship of worship, intercession and giving to the less privileged?
This habit ignites the goodness and mercy of God on us.
Yours in Writing,
Christie Kate 🤍
