APOSTOLIC DOSE DEVOTIONAL



APOSTOLIC DOSE DEVOTIONAL
     Apostle Genesis ogiri 

 Dig Again—You Carry the Blessing

Scripture Anchors:
“Isaac reopened the wells that had been dug in the time of his father Abraham… and he gave them the same names his father had given them.” — Genesis 26:18 (NIV)
“Whether it is favorable or unfavorable, we will obey the Lord our God… so that it will go well with us.” — Jeremiah 42:6 (NIV)

Devotional Thought:

Like Isaac, they may strive, contend, or pursue, but every time he dug a well and was opposed, he dug again. He did not retreat—he advanced.

Genesis 26 recounts how Isaac reopened the wells of his father, and when the herdsmen of Gerar quarreled over them, he did not fight—he moved on and dug again. Eventually, he reached Rehoboth, a place of room, rest, and divine enlargement.

Beloved, don’t be discouraged by contention. In every confrontation, there is confirmation. The warfare is proof of your worth. You carry the blessing—dig again!

If there is such a thing as an ancestral curse, then know this: there is also ancestral blessing. In Christ, you are not a victim of bloodlines—you are a custodian of divine inheritance.

The promises of God are generational. Your inheritance in Christ is not only possible—it is secured by obedience.
Jeremiah 42:6 reminds us that true breakthrough begins with surrender to the will of God, whether favorable or not.

Obedience secures inheritance.
Honor activates favor.
Persistence provokes overflow.

Apostolic Prayer Declaration:

Father, thank You for the wells of destiny You have placed before me. I refuse to give up—I choose to dig again. Where others see resistance, I see a reason to press deeper into You.

I decree and declare:

I am not a victim—I am a vessel of generational blessing.

I walk in obedience, and it shall go well with me.

Every opposition is revealing my position.

I receive strength, wisdom, and clarity to pursue, recover, and overflow.


In Jesus’ mighty name—Amen!


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