How much have you YIELDED?

So many of us ask and desire for more of God, we cry daily and yearn for more of His presence, but then the question is: What have you done with the little you have already in your hands? To what use have you put the measure of God in you to? How much impact have you made with what you already possess in God?

Our God is a resourceful God who does not put to waste his resources. If God has given you 2 and expects you to reproduce 4, but then all he sees is a child not putting to use what he has, but rather crying for more. And then God is asking; what have you done with what you already have?

Elisha would not have been able to use the power of Elijah effectively if he had not put to use what he possessed before. A man that wants to be great in the kingdom has to be willing to yield to the smallest of things that God has given Him.

Rather than crying for more of God, why don't we cry for the grace to YIELD  to what we already have deposited in us. Why don't we cry for more of willingness to serve the Father and be obedient to him. Rather than crying and yearning for platforms, why don't you start from your family and friends. Why don't you start from your immediate environment, rather than waiting for God to take you on a national assignment,

What are you doing with the Holy Spirit deposited in you? I heard a message and in the message, the preacher said "during the days of Kathryn Khulman, she didn't need a service to manifest, she didn't have to wait for a crusade to be organised before God moves through her, She was a sanctuary".

That got me so much that I wonder if in this generation we can talk of what God has wrought through us. Jesus said greater works than him we would do:
John 14:12  Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that believeth on me, the works that I do shall he do also; and greater works than these shall he do; because I go unto my Father.

What have you done with what God has given to you? Are you a sanctuary that the Father can deposit more into? Have you being purified enough for the master's use? Have you purged yourself from sins?

2 Timothy 2:21  If a man therefore purge himself from these, he shall be a vessel unto honour, sanctified, and meet for the master's use, and prepared unto every good work.