FOUR DO’S 

1. Rejoice in the Lord always: Philippians 4:4 says, “Rejoice in the Lord always: and again I say, rejoice.” When Paul was writing the letter to the Philippians he was in prison, his feet were bound yet he was encouraging others to rejoice. When he and Silas were imprisoned, they sang praises when naturally, they should have been crying. Their praises generated an earthquake which set them free, including other prisoners. The reason you as a Christian should rejoice is the fact that you know that your God will deliver you from trouble.

2. Seek what you desire to know from God: He is interested in showing you the secret behind your problem, if only you would ask Him. You do not have to wander around in the dark. Sometimes, there are lessons that the Lord wants you to learn or He would want to polish you to a particular extent before He gives you the promise. Sometimes He wants to develop your spirit to a high level before He gives it to you. Most times, a delay is for your own good because it will clear the way so that you can enjoy your blessings to the fullest level.

“I AM” SAYS “IT SHALL”