Step Out By Faith Into Your Field Of Provision


Your Faithfulness To God Will Bring Your blessings . -Obed,  fathered Jesse, and Jesse fathered David.

In the Old Testament story of Ruth, we see a beautiful picture of what it’s like to walk in God’s favor.
Ruth, a Moabite widow, travels to Bethlehem with Naomi, her Jewish mother-in-law. Putting her faith in God’s favor, she sets out to find work gleaning in the wheat and barley fields. Because of her trust in the Lord’s favor, she ends up in the field of Boaz, a wealthy man of position in Bethlehem, and (unknown to her initially) a kinsman to Naomi.

As Ruth works in Boaz’s field, she sees plenty of grain and just picks it all up. It is the much-needed provision for herself and her mother-in-law. What Ruth doesn’t know is that Boaz has actually commanded his men to “let grain from the bundles fall purposely for her” (Ruth 2:16), because she had found favor in his eyes.

Isn’t it cool when Jesus, our heavenly Boaz, purposely commands the blessings on us, and tells His angels to drop them along our way? All we have to do is to go out into the “fields” and “pick them up.”

Beloved, because you have found favor in His eyes, the Lord is purposely dropping His blessings along your path every day. Like Ruth, all you have to do is to step out into your field of provision. With eyes of faith, see doors of opportunities opening before you. Go forth and pick up those blessings the Lord has already laid before you. Your future is bright!

God can turn things around and make something out of nothing... And God loves to make 'somebody' out of a 'nobody'

Duetronomy 28.:8

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  1. Unknown14 March 2016 at 05:34

    Wow amen to that... Jesus our heavenly boaz!!!

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    1. gracytsitsi17 March 2016 at 14:36

      TRUE..we jst have to stay faithful.. for he is a covenant keeping GOD

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