His Will

I recently decided to create a Will or legal document that expresses my desires on how I wish my property to be distributed after I am gone. At some point in life some people decide to create a Will to protect what is of value to them from being taken or given away in the wrong manner. So, people establish a Will to ensure what is important to them goes to whom or where they choose. There can be disappointment or even embarrassment for those that may feel entitled to something and are excluded from the Will.

Anyone who is able to reach out to or contact a person making a Will can make a request of what they would like to receive in that Will but there is no guarantee they will get anything. However, our Father said in his Word to “Ask and it will be given to you; seek, and you shall find; knock, and the door will be opened to you.” <Matt 7:7> What we need to be sure about is what are we asking for and to whom are we asking.

We shall reap a great inheritance from our Father if we will abide in his instructions. He has told us that he has prepared a place where there are many mansions so don’t be troubled in your heart. How many of us even have one house to place in a legal Will? It’s our Father’s will that we all walk in His glory and do not go astray from his Word. The Father’s will for our earthly life may not entail great material gains and riches but that does not diminish our value or importance to life itself. But we can still ask him for the desires of our heart <Psalm 37:4>. But if we are connected to the Father in a way that is pleasing to him then what we are “asking” for will align with his will and thus our names will be a part of his eternal Will…. which will be to be included in the Lamb’s Book of Life.

There is no limit to God’s abundant blessings. We have to mindful that it’s not about our Will or what we are willing to do but the will of our Father <Mark 14:36>. God’s only son, Jesus, knew how difficult a choice it would be but his acceptance of the “will” made him King to the throne.  So are you willing to trust the Father and be an heir in his Will (Written Inheritance Long Lasting).