Nov 23 – Day 327. God will Bless you. Hebrews 6:14

“Saying, Surely blessing I will bless thee, and multiplying I will multiply thee.” (Hebrews 6:14)

Pray and offer your heartfelt thanks to the Lord for blessing and multiplying you. In a powerful declaration, it is said, “Truly, I will pour out my blessings upon you abundantly, and I will greatly increase your numbers.” This promise signifies not only a deep sense of kindness and generosity but also an assurance of growth and prosperity that is rooted in faith and commitment. It encapsulates a covenant of unwavering support, where blessings are not merely given but multiplied, reflecting an intention to foster flourishing and abundance in every aspect of life.

Transcript

Good morning, everyone! Welcome to another episode of EBC’s Prayer Podcast. Today is November 23, the 327 day of our year—a day filled with potential and possibility. 

I’m Dr. Victoria Haddad, the First Lady and Prayer Leader at the Elyon Bible Church Apostolic in Salem, NJ. Our church is dedicated to lifting each other in faith and prayer, and I’m grateful to connect with you in this sacred moment.

Today, our scripture will be taken from Hebrews 6:14, and it reads: “Saying, Surely blessing I will bless thee, and multiplying I will multiply thee.” 

The Lord is reminding us of his unwavering promise to bless our lives abundantly and to multiply our efforts for His glory. 

As we pray, let's open our hearts to the blessings that surround us and the ways we can share them with others. 

Let’s pray

Dear Heavenly Father. Our Almighty God and Blessed Savior. Father, we come before you with gratitude. Truly thankful for your faithfulness. 

You are reminding us that, “Surely blessing you will bless us, and multiplying you will multiply us,” 

Lord, you are our loving Father, so we are clinging to this promise. Thank you for promising blessings and growth, not only in material wealth but also in our spiritual prosperity. 

Every word you speak is faithful and everlasting. What you declare cannot return void, so we are trusting your promises.

Lord, we acknowledge that in our own strength, we often fall short. We wrestle with doubts, fears, and the pressures of life. But your promise lifts us higher. You did not say, “Perhaps I will bless,” or “Maybe I will multiply.” You said surely. Surely, blessing you will bless. Surely, multiplying, you will multiply. 

Lord, your word surely reminds us that your blessing is certain, secure, and unshakable. It cannot be stolen, it cannot be canceled, it cannot be diminished. It is sealed by you. Your very nature, for you cannot lie.

Father, your blessing is not just material or temporary, but spiritual, eternal, and abundant. You bless us with peace in the middle of storms, with joy that the world cannot take away, with forgiveness that washes away every sin, and with hope that shines brighter than the darkest night. 

You bless us with your presence, which is better than any gift we could receive. And you have already given us every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places.

Lord, we are praying for multiplication, not only of resources, but of faith, of love, of patience, of wisdom, and of compassion. 

Just as you multiplied Abraham’s descendants, please enrich the fruits of our labor. 

Lord, our children stand in need of your blessings. We are seeking your wisdom, love, peace, and religious growth. May our efforts, relationships, and faith in you bear fruit and flourish. 

Multiply our capacity to forgive, our desire to serve, our hunger for your word. 

Multiply our influence so that our lives point others to your godliness. 

Multiply the fruit of the Spirit within us so that wherever we go, others will see you in us. 

Multiply the work of our hands, so that what we do will bring glory to you and blessing to others.

Father, we are lifting those among us who feel weary, those who feel forgotten, those who feel like their season of blessing is delayed. Help us to hear your voice, reminding us that: “Surely blessing you will bless us.” 

Remind us that delay is not denial, and that you are the God of perfect timing. Strengthen our hearts with the assurance that your promises do not expire. 

Just as you fulfilled your promise to Abraham after years of waiting, you will fulfill your promise to us.

Lord, pour out blessings that heal broken relationships, that restore what the enemy tried to steal, that lift burdens from our shoulders. 

Blessings that go beyond what we could ever imagine or request. 

Blessings that continue from generation to generation, leaving a legacy of faith, love, and righteousness.

God, as you bless us, keep us humble. Remind us that blessings are never for notice but for sharing. 

Help us to become rivers, not pools, but channels of your goodness flowing into the lives of others. Teach us to hold loosely what is temporary, and to hold tightly to what is eternal.

Lord, because of your covenant and your blood, every promise is yes and Amen. Because of your resurrection, we have life, hope, and a future. Surely blessing you will bless us, and multiplying you will multiply us, not because of our merit, but because of your love.

So today, Lord, let it be a blessed day. Remind us that blessings are on the way, that multiplication is unfolding, and that you are working even when we cannot see it. 

We thank you in advance, not only for what you will do, but for who you are, the God who keeps his promises.

We seal this prayer with gratefulness: Surely, Lord, blessing you will bless us, and multiplying you will multiply us. We believe it, we receive it, and we rest in it.

In the mighty and faithful name of Jesus Christ, we pray…Amen.

Everyone who is listening to this prayer podcast. Keep on praying, keep on trusting God. Have a great day, and by God’s grace, we will pray again tomorrow. Bye-bye.