Grace That Overflows
02/11/2026
“And God is able to bless you abundantly, so that in all things at all times, having all that you need, you will abound in every good work.” — 2 Corinthians 9:8 (NIV)
There is a beautiful confidence in the opening words: “God is able.” Paul does not say God might bless you. He does not say God sometimes blesses you. He boldly declares that God is able.
Paul writes these words in the context of generosity. The church was learning to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, but cheerfully. And in the middle of that teaching, Paul anchors their faith in this truth: when you live open-handed before God, He will not leave you empty-handed.
Notice the repetition: all things… at all times… all that you need. This is not excess for indulgence. It is provision for purpose.
I have seen this play out in real life. There have been seasons in life when resources felt tight, whether in ministry, business, and even my home life. The temptation is to hold back, to tighten your grip. But every time we choose obedience over fear, generosity over scarcity, God proves Himself faithful. Not always in flashy ways. Not always immediately. But consistently.
God’s abundance is not about bigger barns; it is about bigger impact.
Paul says we are blessed “so that… you will abound in every good work.” The blessing is a conduit. God pours into us so He can pour through us. When we understand that we are stewards, not owners, everything changes.
The world says, “Secure more so you’ll feel safe.”
God says, “Trust Me, and I will make you a blessing.”
And here’s the deeper truth: this verse is not just about finances. It applies to strength when you are weary. Wisdom when you are confused. Peace when you are anxious. Courage when you feel inadequate. God is able to supply what you need to accomplish what He has called you to do.
You will never stand before an assignment from God without the provision of God.
The question is not whether God is able. The question is whether we trust Him enough to step forward.
Today, rest in this: the same God who calls you is the God who equips you. The same God who asks you to give is the God who promises to supply.
Take a breath. Release the fear. Open your hands.
And remember, He is able.
Action Steps:
• Identify one area where you’ve been holding back out of fear, financially, emotionally, or spiritually, and surrender it to God.
• Pray specifically for God to make you a channel of blessing today.
• Look for one “good work” you can do intentionally, an encouraging word, a generous act, a simple kindness.
Challenge for the Day:
Live open-handed. Trust that as you give, serve, and obey, God will provide exactly what you need.
Prayer:
Father, thank You that You are able. Able to provide. Able to strengthen. Able to equip. Forgive me for the times I have lived with a scarcity mindset instead of Kingdom confidence. Help me trust that You will supply all I need so that I can abound in every good work. Make my life a conduit of Your blessing today. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Pastor Jeff
#LoveGod #LovePeople #FindFreedom #FindYourDesign
“And God is able to bless you abundantly, so that in all things at all times, having all that you need, you will abound in every good work.” — 2 Corinthians 9:8 (NIV)
There is a beautiful confidence in the opening words: “God is able.” Paul does not say God might bless you. He does not say God sometimes blesses you. He boldly declares that God is able.
Paul writes these words in the context of generosity. The church was learning to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, but cheerfully. And in the middle of that teaching, Paul anchors their faith in this truth: when you live open-handed before God, He will not leave you empty-handed.
Notice the repetition: all things… at all times… all that you need. This is not excess for indulgence. It is provision for purpose.
I have seen this play out in real life. There have been seasons in life when resources felt tight, whether in ministry, business, and even my home life. The temptation is to hold back, to tighten your grip. But every time we choose obedience over fear, generosity over scarcity, God proves Himself faithful. Not always in flashy ways. Not always immediately. But consistently.
God’s abundance is not about bigger barns; it is about bigger impact.
Paul says we are blessed “so that… you will abound in every good work.” The blessing is a conduit. God pours into us so He can pour through us. When we understand that we are stewards, not owners, everything changes.
The world says, “Secure more so you’ll feel safe.”
God says, “Trust Me, and I will make you a blessing.”
And here’s the deeper truth: this verse is not just about finances. It applies to strength when you are weary. Wisdom when you are confused. Peace when you are anxious. Courage when you feel inadequate. God is able to supply what you need to accomplish what He has called you to do.
You will never stand before an assignment from God without the provision of God.
The question is not whether God is able. The question is whether we trust Him enough to step forward.
Today, rest in this: the same God who calls you is the God who equips you. The same God who asks you to give is the God who promises to supply.
Take a breath. Release the fear. Open your hands.
And remember, He is able.
Action Steps:
• Identify one area where you’ve been holding back out of fear, financially, emotionally, or spiritually, and surrender it to God.
• Pray specifically for God to make you a channel of blessing today.
• Look for one “good work” you can do intentionally, an encouraging word, a generous act, a simple kindness.
Challenge for the Day:
Live open-handed. Trust that as you give, serve, and obey, God will provide exactly what you need.
Prayer:
Father, thank You that You are able. Able to provide. Able to strengthen. Able to equip. Forgive me for the times I have lived with a scarcity mindset instead of Kingdom confidence. Help me trust that You will supply all I need so that I can abound in every good work. Make my life a conduit of Your blessing today. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Pastor Jeff
#LoveGod #LovePeople #FindFreedom #FindYourDesign
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