Your blessings won’t be limited. God’s blessings differ from
person to person so basically the instructions that were given to one person
might not be the same as the next person.
Text: Luke 5:1-7, John 21:1-11
In Luke 5, Peter was not yet called by Jesus, Jesus was just
preaching. So peter was fishing trying hard to get fish but there was no fish,
they toiled all day but got nothing at all because they had not yet had an
encounter with Jesus. But when Jesus came he told them to launch out into the
deep and they told Jesus that they knew everything about the sea and how to
catch fish but Peter still followed the instructions of Jesus and cast the net
and had a great catch, he even had to beckon on other fishermen to come and
help him. The blessings of God are always in abundance, it’s always plenty, if
we follow the instructions he has given we’ll see that it is so.
In John 21, After Jesus died the disciples went back to
their fishing businesses cause they felt all was lost and it was all finished,
they had no master or leader anymore so they gave up. They fished and fished
but caught no fish, again Jesus told them to cast their nets by their right
hand side and when they did they had a great catch.
Jesus knows when we are struggling, he knows when we’re
passing through stress and sometimes he speaks to us but we don’t hear, but he is still always interested in us he
ignore our ignorance and goes ahead to bless us cause he is such a merciful
God. He has our best interest at heart; he doesn’t want us to pass through
stress just that we can’t see the blessings that are right in front of us.
If you’re reading this, God loves you and your blessings
will be released to you as soon as possible just hold on and also watch out for
the blessings.
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