Ministering To The Lord Is A Call-Of-Love Higher Truth
- Rev. Wayne Monbleau
- Jul 31
- 2 min read
Today’s Word Of Encouragement From Wayne:
“While they were ministering to the Lord and fasting, the Holy Spirit said, ‘Set apart for Me Barnabas and Saul for the work to which I have called them’”
Acts 13:2
By God’s grace your loving Lord has blessedly saved you and has “set [you] apart for Me.”
As God’s loved and blood washed children, Scripture declares that “He has made us to be a kingdom, priests to His God and Father” (Revelation 1:6). This is what God has always wanted from and for His Own people, to be a faithful and beloved kingdom of priests to Himself, and now, in us, as the body of Christ, this is what God has.
Yet so many miss or ignore this call of our Father, this life changing blessing and awareness, to minister to Him as His kingdom of priests.
So when you, of your own free will, say “Yes” to your priesthood, you bless your Abba Father so much.
One thing God wants you to know, for sure, when you enter His presence, is that you receive and rejoice in this special truth of your being “set apart for me.”
Ministering to the Lord, as a priest to the Lord, continually strengthens you in this call-of-love higher truth that you indeed have been “Set apart for Me.”
You have been blessedly chosen of God to draw near as a priest into the inner court of His presence. Every time you respond to this call, you truly honor your Lord. Every time you respond to this call, you truly bless and honor your own new inner life, with grace, peace, strength, and experience in fellowship, as a priest with your High Priest, Jesus Christ.
When you minister to the Lord, you are saying a big grateful “Yes” to God’s call of the priesthood.
“Yes, Lord Jesus. I praise You that You have set me apart for You, as a minister in Your Presence, and then as You lead me in this Holy anointing out into this world. Thank You Lord. Oh Father in heaven, may Your whole church rise up in this same anointing, of being this royal priesthood dedicated to You, to Your presence, and to Your purpose.”
Hallelujah!
