Help Is Coming

1 Kings 17:16, “For the jar of flour was not used up and the jug of oil did not run dry, in keeping with the word of the Lord spoken by Elijah.”

To work with the verse, I will also share with you my meeting with Pastor Adeboye of Redeem, his height was different, his size was different, he appeared strong and young, age within 40 – 50 years, from what I witnessed in that realm, there is nothing like old age, nothing like weakness, it’s a realm of youthfulness and strength.

I was lying faced down meditating without saying words, but in my heart, I was talking to God, at a moment I noticed a presence before me, so I raised my head, I saw a gaint, Pastor Adeboye, so young and strong, and I said to him, “Daddy help me” he brought forth a vessel and handed it over, he said, walk into congregation, raise this pot over their heads, from the first person to the last, it was a large number, hundreds of thousands of people waiting.

What were they waiting for? For divine help.
When I received the pot from him, I looked inside, I saw “Divine help.”

So raising the pot above their heads as he instructed me was a sign of divine help on them, but what about me, the carrier of the pot?

In the realm of the spirit, to help yourself, you must first help others, your help comes by helping others, you heal yourself by healing others, you deliver yourself by delivering others, you live by helping others live, you find true happiness by making others happy, whatever you seek, do it unto another, you want money, give the little you have to people who don’t have, dedicate time praying for others than you pray for yourself, for God sees, He sees our hearts, He knows how genuine or fake our hearts are, and He rewards accordingly.

I don’t know how long you’ve waited for divine help, but what I know is help is coming.

Some help dry off after a time, but I bring you Goodnews, a help that will never run dry is coming.
Just as the woman of Zarephat received help that didn’t dry from season to season, so shall your help be, every empty pot shall be filled, for it’s written.

The widow had nobody, that was why he prepared her last meal to eat and die with her son, it doesn’t matter who you have or you don’t have, a pot of divine help is coming.

May God remember you and help you.

-Kanayo Ebuka