God’s Plan for Recovery

It is amazing to discover that the bible contain God’s plan for your personal growth and development. As a believer, it is essential to continuously engage in self-examination, seeking God’s guidance in all aspects of your life. It is vital and crucial for anyone who is going to become everything God wants them to be, have everything God wants them to have, and do everything God wants them to do to examine themselves. It is also essential for living the way God wants you to live and getting to the place God wants you to reach.

Self-examination, a practice embraced by the Patriarchs and emphasised in the Word of God, is vital for becoming the person God intended you to be. It is a means to align yourself with God’s will, live in accordance with His guidance, and reach your intended destination. Learn to do self-examination in alignment with God’s plan constantly, consistently, and continually. It is recommended by the scriptures. 

Isaiah 48:17 emphasises God’s role in teaching us how to profit and leading us on the right path. 

“Thus says the Lord, your Redeemer, The Holy One of Israel: “I am the Lord your God, who teaches you to profit, who leads you by the way you should go.” Isaiah 48:17

Self-examination is a path you must travel with God’s help, as His discernment is superior to ours. Lamentations 3:40 encourages us to test and examine our ways, and Haggai 1:5 and 1:7 prompt us to consider our actions. This self-assessment allows us to identify areas that need improvement and make the necessary adjustments to prevent major crises in our lives.

One crucial area of self-examination is the direction in which you are moving in life. You should regularly question whether you are progressing, stagnant, moving in circles, wandering without purpose, or even regressing. Recognising your current direction enables you to make informed adjustments. There are five potential directions for any area of your life:

1. Stagnation: no visible progress or change.

2. Going in circles: repeating activities without real achievement.

3. Wandering: Trying various activities without focus or impact.

4. Going Backward: Regressing instead of progressing.

5. Moving Forward: Making steady progress and advancement.

Self-examination is vital for understanding your direction and taking the necessary steps to enhance it. Am I progressing in God’s plan for my life? Paul was an old man when he expressed his desire to preach, where no one has. (Rom 15:20, 1 Cor 9:16)

God’s plan includes the provision of divine acceleration to recover from various directional issues.

Psalm 27:4 underscores the importance of desiring the Lord and focusing on a clear direction. Just as the Psalmist set the Lord before him, you must do the same to secure your path.

“One thing I have desired of the Lord, that will I seek: that I may dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to behold the beauty of the Lord, and to inquire in His temple.” Psalm 27:4

Moving forward is the desired direction, representing progress and growth. The righteous experience progress, not stagnation. God provides a means for us to move forward and advance in life, as seen in Exodus 14:15 and Job 23:8. However, moving forward at a satisfying speed is equally crucial. It’s essential to evaluate whether your progress aligns with your goals and expectations.

God has a plan for recovery for those experiencing slow progress or dissatisfaction with their pace of advancement (Isa 40:29, 2Cor 9:10). Divine acceleration, a provision from God, propels various aspects of your life to move at a pace that defies normal expectations. This acceleration means achieving goals faster and moving at a supernatural speed.

Divine acceleration can recover wasted time, allowing you to catch up on missed opportunities (Isa 51:3, Psa 71:21, Joel 2:25). It enables you to accomplish more in a shorter time frame, and operate at God’s speed. It helps you surpass your original plans, aligning your life with God’s intentions.

Divine acceleration is a remarkable blessing that can transform your life. Embrace it with faith, and it will lead you to an extraordinary, fulfilling, and exceptional life.

In conclusion, remember that God’s plan for recovery involves both self-examination and divine acceleration. Through self-assessment and faith in God’s provision, you can achieve the progress, growth, and direction He desires for your life. Are you listening to the Holy Spirit? You will go far and faster than you can ever imagine!

Kay Alli