God's Accelerated Programme for Raising Stars
God has a divine plan for raising stars in His kingdom. The journey to greatness is orchestrated by His wisdom, as revealed through His Word.
Key Scriptures:
- Isaiah 60:1-8, 15, 22
- Revelation 22:16
- John 1:1-3, 14
Jesus, the Bright and Morning Star, is the Word in action. He exemplifies what it means to live a life guided by divine wisdom. Just as Jesus demonstrated the Word, we too are called to put the Word into action. “Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men” (Matthew 4:19).
Wisdom, Obedience, and Destiny
No one can make themselves great. We are all products of God’s making, and our placement in life is determined by our obedience to His instructions.
- “The Lord’s portion is His people; Jacob is the lot of His inheritance.” (Deuteronomy 32:9-14)
- Jesus was exalted because of His obedience: “He humbled himself and became obedient to the point of death, even the death of the cross.” (Philippians 2:8-10)
Obedience is the foundation of greatness in God’s kingdom. To fulfill destiny and end as wonders, we must be committed to the dictates of His Word.
Beware of Overconfidence
The assumption of knowledge is the hallmark of ignorance.
- “Be not overly wise; why should you destroy yourself?” (Ecclesiastes 7:16)
- Certificates mark the limits of human knowledge and the vastness of ignorance.
The wise continually seek to learn, while the ignorant assume they know everything. Wisdom demands a hunger for more insight and revelation:
- “If anyone thinks that he knows anything, he knows nothing yet as he ought to know.” (1 Corinthians 8:2)
Biblical Examples of Wisdom in Action
Isaac:
- Isaac practiced meditation, unlocking divine direction. (Genesis 24:63, 26:1-3, 12-14)
Joseph:
- Joseph’s star shone through divine wisdom in action.
Daniel:
- Daniel’s exceptional wisdom elevated him to prominence. (Daniel 1:17, 2:16, 46)
Job:
- Job thrived by operating divine secrets. (Job 29:4)
Paul:
- Paul’s profound wisdom set him apart as a spiritual giant. (2 Peter 3:15-16)
Giants of the scriptures are forged through the crucible of wisdom.
How to Access Divine Secrets
Fear of the Lord
- “The secret of the Lord is with those who fear Him.” (Psalm 25:14)
- The fear of God manifests in:
- Hatred for evil (Proverbs 8:13, Ephesians 5:11)
- Reverence for God in thoughts and actions (Hebrews 12:28, Philippians 2:15)
Prayer of Enquiry
- Asking specific questions unlocks answers. (Matthew 7:7-8, Psalm 65:5)
- Keys to the effective prayer of inquiry:
- Be specific (1 Samuel 30:8)
- Be in the Spirit (Revelation 1:10)
- Be loaded with the Word (Colossians 3:16, Psalm 29:1-4)
- Approach God with expectation (Proverbs 23:18)
- Engage in thanksgiving and praise (Philippians 4:6)
Engage the Help of the Holy Spirit
- The Holy Spirit is the ultimate teacher and revealer of divine secrets. (1 Corinthians 2:10, Isaiah 30:20-21)
- The Spirit amplifies God’s voice in our hearts, guiding us into all truth.
Search the Scriptures
- Every answer is hidden in the Word of God. (Daniel 9:2, 2 Timothy 2:15)
Final Charge
The wisdom of God transforms ordinary individuals into stars. Embrace His Word, walk in obedience, and commit to lifelong learning in His presence. Your journey to greatness begins with a heart open to divine secrets.
“When you think, speak, and act according to the Word, you position yourself for divine elevation!”
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Introduction: Navigating the Challenges of Life
In this world, challenges are inevitable. Jesus warned us about tribulations, but He also assured us of victory in Him. (John 16:33) Your source defines your resources—this is why connecting with God’s covenant is essential. “My covenant will I not break, nor alter the thing that is gone out of my lips.” (Psalm 89:34)
Understanding Covenant Gateways and Divine Wisdom
- Gateway: A gate that leads to a desired way.
- Wisdom from Above: Defined by its characteristics—pure, peaceable, gentle, full of mercy, and good fruits. (James 3:17)
This wisdom is superior to human intellect. It provides solutions to all human questions and is the key to enthronement in life. (Isaiah 55:9, Proverbs 1:5)
The Price for the Wisdom from Above
The wisdom from above comes with a price. Biblical examples such as Daniel, Joseph, and Paul reveal that this wisdom demands:
- Purity: Daniel demonstrated zero tolerance for defilement. (Daniel 1:8, 6:4-5)
- Reverence for God’s Covenant: Joseph’s fear of God positioned him for greatness. (Genesis 41:38-44)
- Faithful Obedience: Paul’s fear of God made him an extraordinary vessel of wisdom.
Covenant Gateways to the Wisdom from Above
The Fear of God
- The foundation of wisdom begins with reverence for God. “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.” (Psalm 111:10)
- Characteristics of the Fear of God:a. Acknowledging Sin: Confessing and turning away from wrongdoing. (2 Samuel 12:7, 13; Proverbs 28:13)b. Hating Evil: Rejecting sin and refusing to normalize it as weakness. (Proverbs 8:13, 19:8)c. Loving Righteousness: Storing God’s Word in your heart for direction and protection. (Psalm 119:11, 105)
Accessing Divine Wisdom through Reverence
- Wisdom positions saints for enthronement:
- Joseph’s fear of God secured his leadership role. (Genesis 41:38-44)
- Daniel’s wisdom brought him before kings. (Daniel 2:19-30, 46)
- Paul’s wisdom showcased God’s glory through the Church. (Ephesians 5:25-26)
- “By me, kings reign, and princes decree justice.” (Proverbs 8:15)
Human Limitations vs. Divine Wisdom
- Human wisdom is prone to error, but God’s wisdom answers all questions. (Isaiah 55:9)
- Familiarity with scriptures can limit revelation; we must engage the Word with humility and fresh expectation.
Key Insights on Divine Wisdom
The Fear of God Defines Your Destiny
- Gentiles are drawn to the brightness of wisdom from above. (Isaiah 60:3)
- God raises individuals like Joseph and Daniel to provide solutions that no one else can offer. (Genesis 42:18)
Wisdom from Above is Key to Reigning in Life
- It is an error for foolishness to occupy positions of royalty. (Ecclesiastes 10:5-7)
- Divine wisdom establishes kings and guarantees influence across all spheres of life.
Final Charge
The fear of God is the golden rule for the Church’s glorious future. It is the covenant gateway to divine wisdom. When we align our lives with God’s covenant principles, we gain access to the wisdom that elevates, enthrones, and transforms.
Key Takeaway: “Your background, tribe, or color becomes irrelevant when you carry divine answers. God’s wisdom makes you a solution provider in any circumstance.”
Let this Word inspire you to embrace the fear of God, seek His wisdom, and walk boldly in your divine calling. Share your thoughts in the comments and spread this revelation using the hashtags #Shiloh2024, #EverWinningWisdom, and #CovenantWisdom!
What Is an Asset?
An asset is a valuable resource that can be tangible, intangible, human, or intellectual. Wisdom, however, stands out as an asset of inestimable value.
- Wisdom defines the value of an individual's life. (Proverbs 9:12)
- It places a premium on whatever one possesses. (Proverbs 4:7)
- Many lives, homes, and endeavors are at a standstill due to a lack of divine wisdom.
The Core Importance of Wisdom
- Wisdom is the principal thing. It is the core of all success and productivity. (Proverbs 4:7)
- Divine wisdom, unlike human counsel, is evident in the actions taken based on godly instruction.
- Divine wisdom operates on demand—you must call for it. (James 1:5, Jeremiah 33:3)
The Spirit of Wisdom
Every child of God has a deposit of wisdom through Christ. (1 Corinthians 1:24) However, for this treasure to deliver, it requires activation and stirring:
The Spirit of Wisdom:
- The Spirit of Wisdom is powered by divine inspiration. (Job 32:8)
- It requires preparation and foresight, as seen in the parable of the wise virgins. (Matthew 25:8-9)
Activating the Spirit of Wisdom:
- Stir it up through spiritual responsibility. (2 Timothy 1:6)
- Take proactive steps to cultivate and apply wisdom.
Biblical Examples of Wisdom
Joseph:
- He sustained his divine endowment through forgiveness and responsibility, making him outstanding.
Daniel:
- Daniel's wisdom was rooted in the fear of the Lord and his commitment to lifelong learning. (Daniel 9:2)
- Wise men read, think, and consistently seek knowledge.
Solomon:
- Solomon was richly endowed with wisdom, but his failure to take responsibility turned his treasures into trash.
Lessons from Solomon’s Downfall
Indulgence in Feasting:
- Overindulgence dulled his spiritual edge. (1 Kings 4:22)
Uncontrolled Desires:
- His inability to manage his sexual appetite led to spiritual compromise. (1 Kings 11:1)
- Any person or thing that hinders your walk with God is a "strange" influence to avoid.
Misuse of Resources:
- Solomon used his God-given resources to build shrines for his wives' idols.
Neglect of Prayer:
- Solomon stopped praying after achieving wealth and wisdom. “Men ought always to pray, and not to faint.” (Luke 18:1)
Lack of Counsel:
- Without godly counsel, even the wisest can fall into error. (1 Kings 11:9)
Key Takeaways: The Path to Sustaining Divine Wisdom
- Swap Solomon’s errors for godly practices to activate and sustain the Spirit of Wisdom in your life.
- Cultivate discipline, prayer, and a reliance on godly counsel.
- Self-education, particularly through Scripture, is crucial for continuous growth in wisdom.
Closing Declaration
You are returning from Shiloh with a fresh deposit of the Spirit of Wisdom—an empowerment that will make you a wonder to your generation. Walk in this wisdom, and watch God elevate you in all areas of life!
Prayer Opens Doors; Knowledge Sustains Them
Prayer grants us access, but it is knowledge that sustains the blessings we receive.
- Knowledge must move beyond acquisition to application—this is the essence of wisdom.
- What you learn defines what you earn. Learning builds capacity, while ignorance leads to stagnation. (Proverbs 9:9)
- You’re either building a functional library or constructing a mortuary for your destiny.
The Power of Knowledge and Wisdom
Knowledge Creates Wisdom:
- Wisdom comes from applying knowledge effectively. (Matthew 11:29)
- Ever-winning wisdom is the product of ever-growing knowledge.
Understanding Is Key:
- It is through learning that understanding grows. (Daniel 2:9; 10:4)
- Without understanding, efforts cannot yield outstanding results.
Knowledge Enhances Dominion:
- True reign in life comes through the mastery of knowledge. (Psalm 45:4)
- Those with understanding bring light to areas of darkness in your life. (Acts 8:30-31)
The Role of Knowledge in the Kingdom
- Everything of value in the Kingdom is rooted in knowledge.
- Prayer complements knowledge but is not a substitute for it.
- Every vision needs knowledge to deliver its potential.
"A vision without knowledge remains barren, unable to see the light of day."
The Cost of Knowledge
Nothing Valuable Comes Free:
- There is always a cost attached to knowledge acquisition. (Hosea 4:6)
- The truth cannot be substituted or compromised. (Psalm 34:8)
Continuous Growth:
- Wisdom increases as you consistently value and pursue knowledge.
- Regular reading and learning lead to continuous growth.
Takeaway
- Develop a hunger for learning, as it is the key to understanding and unlocking the wisdom needed for outstanding results.
- Commit to building a functional library—your knowledge today defines the successes of tomorrow.
