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Daily Devotional · October 11, 2021

DIG IN YOUR HEELS (2)

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Devotional

There is this major error and negative impression we must have to correct if we want to remain relevant in time and destiny. We don’t only have to stay committed to a thing because it’s working and we see the results; but we stay committed, digging in the heels even when we see no sign of success. We’re to remain determined, committed to the process, until the desired result is achieved.

Key Scripture

Therefore, my beloved brothers, be steadfast, immovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, knowing that in the Lord your labor is not in vain.
1 Corinthians 15:58 ESV

Refreshing for the Day

Beloved, people who dig in their heels are determined, resolute and strong minded. They’re committed people. And committed people outlast the difficulty. They don’t give up. They stay faithful to their dreams and aspirations until they reach the fullness of their destinies. They don’t take “it’s not possible” for an answer. They don’t slack off; they hang on until they succeed.

So, is there any area of your life you have been tempted to give up on or slack off? God is saying, “Dig in your heels, stay committed”. Those who give up never see the taste of success. Stay Lifted!

Note This

The dreams and promises God placed in your heart may be taking longer than you thought; don’t give up, keep on digging in your heels, sooner or later, it will surely come to pass.

Responsibility

Be ardent, remain resolute in your pursuit until you convey every effort to success.

Pause in His presence

Prayer

O LORD, give me the grace not slack off in my life pursuit. Cause me to remain steadfast until success is mine, in the name of Jesus’ Amen! (Go ahead and continue to pray)

Carry this with you

Prophetic Word

As you dig in your heels, may God bring every of your effort to success, in the name of Jesus’ Amen!

Bible Texts

1 Cor. 15:58, Gal 6:9, 2 Thess 3:13

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