In this blog I want to share with you 3 steps to follow before sharing your good news that the Lord has given you.  Testimonies are awesome and people can overcome their unfortunate situations through the blood of the lamb and by hearing the experiences of others and how they came out triumphantly (Rev 12:11).

 

However, there are times when wisdom needs to be used before you share priceless information that the Lord has given to you.

 

The Lord has so many ways in which He chooses to bless His children.  He even has witty inventions to share with us that we never would have imagined without Him placing the desire in our hearts.

 

The Bible says that the Lord gives gifts that are not only good but, perfect as well.  We are so blessed to have the Lord as our Heavenly Father.  He loves us so much!

 

Oftentimes, when God blesses us by answering prayer requests that we put before Him, or He gives great revelation, or an awesome idea, we want to go and share the great news with others.  I think that we get so filled with joy that we want others to share in our excitement.

 

The word of God admonishes us to rejoice with those who rejoice (Rom 12:15).  It is such a good feeling to be able to share great news with a sister or brother who is genuinely happy for you.  That type of person can actively join you in praising God because they are coming from a pure and genuine place with no malice or jealousy in their hearts.

 

However, we know that all people are not the same.  You can share the same info with others and they will give you “the cold shoulder.”  They may even question the validity of what the Lord shared with you.

 

I want to encourage you to use wisdom when sharing things that are of great value to you with others.  Here are some steps:

 

  • First, check with the Lord to determine if He wants you to share the information with anyone.
  • Secondly, ask Him if this is the correct time to share.
  • Thirdly, ask the Lord who you can share the information with.

 

Negative responses can put a damper in our spirit or even bring hurtful emotions into a joyful situation.  The Bible tells us not to put trust in men but, to put our confidence in God.  It also tells us, “Give not that which is holy unto the dogs, neither cast ye your pearls before swine, lest they trample them under their feet, and turn again and rend you (Mt 7:6).”

 

In other words value what God gives you, it is of great worth.  Don’t share your dreams, aspirations, or revelations with people who don’t support you, or try to devalue you.  Surround yourself with people who have your best interest at heart, and those with “like precious faith (2Pet 1:1).”

 

Reflections

1.   What have you learned from sharing wonderful information with others only to find out they weren’t happy for you?

 

2.  How can you remind yourself that God is on your side and that He wants you to trust and have confidence in Him regardless of what others may say?

 

God Bless You!

Minister Kimberly

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