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Posted by Franklin Coetzee on September 09, 2016 - 3:08pm


But my God shall supply all your need according to
his riches in glory by Christ Jesus (Philippians 4:19). 
Paul understood the message of the new
creation; notice that he didn’t say, “My
God shall supply all our need….” He knew that the
new creation isn’t in lack or want; the new creation
doesn’t need to be “supplied”; he’s the supplier!
Romans 8:17 says we’re heirs of God, and joint-heirs
with Christ. Paul, with this understanding, said to the
spiritually immature, “But my God shall supply all
your need….”
When you’ve come of age, you’ll realize that
in Christ, we don’t have any unmet needs. Matthew
6:33 says, “…seek ye first the kingdom of God, and
his righteousness; and all these things shall be added
unto you.” When you seek the Kingdom of God first,
every good thing you could ever wish for would be
added to your life, without you having to ask. You
won’t need to try to be happy, fulfilled or triumphant
in life; you won’t need to pursue the things that the
Gentiles seek: fame, money, recognition, acceptance,
etc.; they shall be added unto you.
This doesn’t mean that after you’ve first sought
and got the Kingdom of God, then you can go and
seek other things; no. Seek the Kingdom, and you’ll get
the rest of them combined. You may say, “Yeah, that’s  why I’m seeking the Kingdom of God.” No, don’t seek anymore; you already found it, if you’re born again; you’re already in the Kingdom, and the Kingdom is i you (Luke 17:21). To have the Kingdom is to have all things. Glory to God!
Don’t look at what you may consider a need; look at what He’s lavishly made available to you in Christ. You were called unto the fellowship of His Son Jesus Christ; that means you’ve been brought into oneness, partnership or family-union with Jesus Christ (1 Corinthians 1:9). If this is true (and it is true), what in the world could you ever be in need of? Affirm God’s Word
on your life; He has said all things are yours; declare the same, because truly, there’s nothing you require that hasn’t been provided in Christ. Hallelujah!
Confession
I testify that all things are mine!
I lack nothing, because the Lord
is my sufficiency; He makes me
lie down in green pasture; He
leads me beside the still waters!
His divine power has given me
all things that pertain to life and
godliness. Glory to His Name
forever!