SCRIPTURE: Then this Daniel was preferred above the presidents and princes, because an excellent spirit was in him; and the king thought to set him over the whole realm. – Daniel 6:3
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: The seal of distinction gives you access to anyone on the surface of the earth.
It has been observed that the seal of Divine distinction means existing to make a difference. That is, living a life that people sense an aura of difference around you. It is existence in a class of your own. It can also be seen as existence in excellence, honour and decorum.
Now when God distinguishes a man, what are the benefits?
1. Authority and Influence
To be sealed with distinction is to be qualified for authority and influence.
2. Honour and dignity
Mary, the mother of Jesus was highly honoured and dignified by God because of the seal of distinction on her life. All generations were meant to call her blessed because of the Divine seal of distinction on her life (Luke 1:42). Nebuchadnezzar bowed to Daniel because of the seal of distinction on his (Daniel’s) life.
3. Favour and Access.
When God puts His stamp of distinction on a person, such a person will be blessed with favour and supernatural access.
The seal of distinction gives you access to anyone on the surface of the earth.
This seal also creates opportunities for life turning breakthroughs.
Beloved, today, God will mark you out from the rest; He will give you access and life-transforming opportunities in Jesus’ Name.
Remember this: The seal of distinction gives you access to anyone on the surface of the earth.
ASSIGNMENT(S):
1. Make demands on God for the seal of Divine distinction in your life.
1. Make demands on God for the seal of Divine distinction in your life.
PRAYER: O LORD, I make demands for the seal of supernatural distinction. Help me LORD to be different from the rest, in Jesus’ Name.
QUOTE: You will not be rewarded because of how similar you are; you will be rewarded by how unique you are as a person. Culled from 30 SECRETS TO THE TOP by Dr Paul Enenche.
DAILY READING: Leviticus 20:22 to 22:16, Mark 9:1 to 29, Psalms 43:1 to 5, Proverbs 10:18