What is favour?

Peace to you, dear friends! Today I would like to share with you a word about the power of favour. I believe this word will be a special blessing to you. In this series of devotionals, I will talk about what favour is. We will discuss the foundation of favour and about how to release, maintain and multiply favour in our lives.  I believe this to be an amazing revelation which will have a great influence on our lives.Today I will try to give a description of the word ‘favour’. What is favour?
  • Favour is a secret desire of an individual to take part in your life and help you to be „the best you”.
  • Favour is the grace and benevolence of other people towards you.
  • Favour is the acts of kindness and mercy that others show towards you.
  • Favour also means having special privileges or someone’s support and/or help.
All of this is your heritage in Christ. God desires to cover your life with favour.
«For You, O Lord, will bless the righteous; with favour You will surround him as with a shield» (Psalm 5: 13).
If you are made righteous through faith in Jesus Christ, then God promises to bless you and surround you with favour as a shield. Decide for yourself today that you will walk in the favour of God in all the areas of your life. May God bless you today in a special way! Till tomorrow! Pastor Rufus Ajiboye

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