TRUST HIM WITH YOUR LIFE.

TRUST HIM WITH YOUR LIFE.

He raiseth up the poor out of the dust, and lifteth up the beggar from the dunghill, to set them among princes, and to make them inherit the throne of glory: for the pillars of the earth are the LORD’S, and he hath set the world upon them (1 Samuel 2:8).

There’s no disadvantage for the child of God. Believe it. It makes no difference how you were born, who your parents are, your environment, or historical background; being born again, your life is ordained by God to go only in the direction of success. You may have been born into an extremely poor family; it doesn’t mean anything! You’re the seed of Abraham. Therefore, your wealth has nothing to do with your biological parents or family tree.

There’s no rule or law that states that those that were born in the palace will do better in life than those born in a derelict hamlet in some poor countryside. Actually, the worse the circumstances of your birth, the greater the potentials of your testimony! So, never have a reason to be ashamed of the circumstances of your birth, family background, or of where you live. Rather, make up your mind you’re going to be very successful, and be the answer to the cry of others. Be the one to change the status quo.

If you’re a young person from a poor home, don’t be ashamed of your parents or the home from where you came! Stay there, and walk your way upwards! Just because your neighbour’s house is finer than yours, doesn’t mean you should covet their homes such that when you’re asked, “Where’s your house?” You point to your neighbour’s instead of your parents’ house. Be glad about where you’re from. Thank God for it! That’s where God located you; it’s part of your glory.

Remember, God is the One who raises the poor out of the dust, and lifts up the beggar from the dunghill, to set them among princes, and to make them inherit the throne of glory. Trust Him to make your life glorious. Trust Him to empower you to be a blesser and lifter of others. There’s no limitation for you, if you’d only trust the Lord with your life.