Seeds Of Destiny Devotional – Discipline-A Ladder To The Top

Topic: Discipline – A Ladder To The Top [Seeds Of Destiny 18 November 2019 Devotional]

he degree of your discipline determines the quality of your destiny; to reach where you desire, you must do what is required.

SCRIPTURE: He who ignores discipline despises himself, but whoever heeds correction gains understanding. Proverbs 15:32

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: The degree of your discipline determines the quality of your destiny; to reach where you desire, you must do what is required.

Discipline can be defined as the suppression of base desires. It is the ability to have self-control over the immediate in order to achieve the ultimate. Discipline says, ‘pay now so you can play later.’

The tragedy is, many people ate their today yesterday and some are eating their tomorrow today for bankruptcy of discipline.

Beloved, the degree of your discipline determines the quality of your destiny. To reach where you desire, you must do what is required.

The truth is, there is no future for the lazy; there is no destiny for the lethargic. To follow feelings at times is to end in failure. The meaning is, that point where you wake up on Monday morning and say, ‘I do not feel like going to work today or it is about to rain, I will just remain on my bed’; your feelings has just laid the foundation for your sacking.

But that shall not be your portion, for you shall not be lazy in Jesus’ Name.

Your discipline is vital for your success, lifting and stability in life. It takes discipline to go up and it takes much more discipline to stay up.

Today, I prophesy on you the impartation of the spirit of discipline that will guarantee your destiny fulfillment, in Jesus’ Name.

REMEMBER THIS: The degree of your discipline determines the quality of your destiny; to reach where you desire you must do what is required

ASSIGNMENT (S):

Be determined to be disciplined in every area of your life – be it finance, career, time management, spiritual life, etc.
Shun every lifestyle of laziness and indolence.

For Further Understanding, Get This Message: Hindrances to a purposeful life part 3

PRAYER: O Lord, deliver me from the life of indiscipline. I make demands on the impartation of the spirit of discipline, Lord in Jesus’ Name.

DAILY READING: Ezekiel 37:1 to 38:23, James 1:19 to 2:17, Psalm 117:1 to 2, Proverbs 28:1

QUOTE: Wealth without wisdom will waste. Wealth without work will also waste. Culled from 21 uncommon keys to financial overflow by Dr Paul Enenche.

PROPHETIC DECLARATION/WORD: Receive the grace for discipline today in Jesus Name; the spell of indiscipline is broken in Jesus’ Name.

Today’s devotional was written by Pastor Paul Enenche of the Dunamis International Gospel Centre (DIGC), headquartered at Abuja, Nigeria, with Pastor Paul and Becky Enenche, as the Senior Pastors. It is a power-packed arena where God’s Presence, Principles and Power are at work for the salvation, healing and restoration of human destinies and dignities

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