In May, we are still talking about grace because we want to know more about it and see how it works in our lives. When God’s grace is on us, the mountains we used to struggle with will fall, we’ll be stronger, we’ll do well, and everyone will see it. Having a personal revelation is one way we can walk in this level of grace. This is what happens when we read the Bible, and it makes sense to us. When this happens, no devil will be able to stop God’s grace from coming into our lives.
And now, in this time of “uncommon grace,” we have the chance to have even more of God’s favor and blessings showered on us. May is the fifth month, and five is the number of grace. Psalm 126:2 says that when we talk about all the good things the Lord has done for us, our mouths will be full of laughter and songs.
In 1 Peter 5:10, we are reminded that after we have suffered for a while, the God of all grace will make us perfect, establish us, strengthen us, and settle us. God wants us to be settled in every part of our lives. In Isaiah 55:12, we see that we will go out with joy and peace, with the mountains and hills singing and the trees clapping their hands in celebration.
In Zechariah 4:7, the Lord tells us that no mountain is too big for Him to move, and that when we ask for His grace, it will be given to us. In Psalm 92:10 and 14, it says that people who are anointed with fresh oil will bear fruit even when they are old and will be fat and thriving.
This really is a time of unusual grace, when God will show us favor even though we haven’t done anything to deserve it. He has settled our health, finances, relationships, needs, and wants. As we spend more time in His presence and let the Holy Spirit minister His grace to us through these scriptures and prophetic words, we can expect even more settling in every area of our lives.
Let’s all say, “This is a time of uncommon grace for us.” I accept your favor, Lord, and I’m grateful for how well everything is going for me. Through me, souls will be drawn to your kingdom, and I will do well in all parts of my life. “All praise and honor go to you, both now and forever.”
Amen.
