Tag: #YouLordAreEnough

Good morning, Precious Family:

I pray this letter finds you dwelling in the perfect Peace of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. The same peace that God spoke over a storm is the same peace that dwells in you, if you know how to receive it.

Today is Wednesday, July 10, 2024. Today is special because it signifies that God has given us one more chance to learn, grow, and teach about living a life on fire for God.

Yesterday, out of nowhere, I started writing a Facebook post. I know that my hands were moving across the keyboard, and words were showing up on the screen, but the words were inspired by the Holy Spirit. I was simply the vessel being used to relay the message.

Side note: As we pray in the Spirit, using our heavenly language, God will provide interpretation at the exact moment that we need it.

This is what I wrote

I am putting this out in the atmosphere, Universe, and heaven and earth…

I thank God for supplying ALL of my needs.

I thank God for supernatural blessings of health, wealth, intelligence, understanding, and the knowledge of how to implement new ideas.

I thank God I can be trusted with monetary blessings and resources.

I welcome increase in financial blessings and ideas on how to make it grow.

I thank God for allowing me a season in the wilderness.

I thank God for covering and forgiving my sins, both known and unknown.

Lord, You are ENOUGH!!!

Song of Worship and Adoration

Family, why did I feel led to write that post? Why did God choose to share those words on that particular day and at that particular time?

God’s timing is perfect. The post contained a message that I needed to hear as I came out of my wilderness season. It felt like my spirit was crying out all that I had learned and also what I wanted to learn more about.

No matter what the reason for the post, the message was still the same. God, you are my All and All. You, Lord, are enough. You supply all of my needs according to your riches in glory, as noted, by the Apostle Paul, in his letter to the Philippians.

As I close my letter, I think about how abundantly blessed I am to have the opportunity to reach each of you. I pray that you will read it at the ordained time, in God. 

Your sister,

Rev. Marcia Davis

Covington/Atlanta, GA