NO MONOPOLY WITH GOD.

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NO MONOPOLY WITH GOD.

You can have all that God has earmarked for you and like Solomon who located himself on the mercy lane of sacrificial service, you can receive from God far exceeding abundantly above all that you can ever ask or think.

No matter how much God blesses you, you cannot be the only one God is blessing. He giveth to all men liberally.

You can receive all you can from God in line with His plans and purposes for your life; but, there is no magnitude of what you receive from God that can stop God from blessing any other person. You cannot be so used by God, that none can do what you do. Realize that you are being used by God; you are not a magician, even in magic there is a power at work influencing your actions. It’s really not you. If God can use you, He can use others also.

Paul in His admonition to Timothy said to him – “The things that thou hast heard of me among many witnesses, the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also” (2 Timothy 2:2).

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There are those who can teach also. With God, there are those who can also do what you are doing. Samuel told Saul after he failed in the assignment God gave him – “The Lord hath rent the kingdom of Israel from thee this day, and hath given it to a neighbor of thine, that is better than thou” (1 Samuel 15:28).
No matter what you are doing, no matter what you are giving; if you think you are the only one, you are deceiving yourself. There is absolutely no monopoly with God. It’s all about grace and not of works, lest anyone should boast.

Stay on the path divinely assigned for you; seek to maximize in it, be the best you can on your divinely appointed path. You cannot be the only best that God has. If you turn out to be the only best He has; then, He is a small God: But we know that God is a BIG BIG GOD! He seeks for everyone to be best on the path He has earmarked for them.

He has what it takes to sustain everyone on top, if only we can attain unto it. Focus on your path, take your eyes off what God is doing or not doing in the lives of others. You can be inspired by others, but maintain your track. You can’t be the only one, face your own “course work” and seek to be the best you can be.