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THE UNSTOPPABLE GOD Saturday 21 April


Open Heavens Devotional by Pastor E.A. Adeboye

Memorise: Yea, before the day was l am he; and there is none that can deliver out of my hand: l will work, and who shall let it? Isaiah 43:13

Read: Genesis 18:9-14

Except the Lord of lords cause things to happen, nothing will. In your life the lord will cause things to work out for good. It is explicit from today’s memory verse that another implication of the title Lord of lords is that once He decides to act, nobody can stop or hinder Him. The Lord has decided to bless you this season and nothing will stop Him, not even your doubts. You could laugh in unbelief like Sarah, rather than that stopping Him, it will propel Him to do the impossible in your life (Genesis 18:9-14). Your doubt or unbelief cannot hold back the hands of the Lord of lords. Saying, “It is too late” cannot stop Him. When Jesus got to Bethany to raise Lazarus from the dead, one of his sister said, Lord you came too late yet Lazarus was brought back to life. Nothing is too late for the Lord of lords. Every opportunity you have lost shall be restored by the Lord of lords this year in Jesus name. When He unlocks or shuts, nobody can reverse it (Revelation 3:7-8). Every plan of the enemy to reverse your good fortunes shall be terminated this season.

Why is the Lord of lords so powerful that nobody can undo whatever He has done? It is because His name has been highly exalted above every other name so that every other thing must bow to Him (Philippians 2:9-11). As a result of this, whenever He says He wants to do something, all the angels in Heaven will say, Amen; all the forces on earth will say, it is done; while all forces of darkness will say, we withdraw because He is the One who must be obeyed. If you ever call Him your Lord but fail to obey Him at any time, you will receive queries from Heaven (Luke 6:46). When you submit to the Lord of lords, He will cause situations, circumstances and your enemies to submit to you too. How yielded are you to the One who must be obeyed?

PRAYER POINT:
Lord, because you are the Lord that must be obeyed, compel every man, force or demon in my situation to obey Your will on my matter now. 

Bible in one year: Isaiah 19-21

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