Oluboye Emmanuel Ministry© Mobile Daily Devotional Week 34, Day 3, Tuesday, 18th August 2026 TOPIC: VISION AND PROVISION: Discovering God's Vision (2) (3)
TOPIC: VISION AND PROVISION: Discovering God's Vision (2) (3)
One Year Bible Reading:
Psalm 109 - 112
1 Corinthians 3
MEMORY VERSE:
Habakkuk 2:2.
2. And the LORD answered me, and said, Write the vision, and make it plain upon tables, that he may run that readeth it.
BIBLE READING:
Isaiah 30:21.
"21. And thine ears shall hear a word behind thee, saying, This is the way, walk ye in it, when ye turn to the right hand, and when ye turn to the left."
Thinking Point:
Knowing How God Communicates Your Vision To You Is A Key To Fulfillment
Welcome to a new day. May the speed of God be upon us for the tasks ahead of us. We will accomplish beyond our expectations today, in Jesus’ Mighty Name, Amen.
Yesterday, we started discussing the ways in which God makes our vision known to us. We covered the Audible Voice of God and Circumstances.
Today, we progress to other ways God can make our vision known to us.
3. Through Dreams of the Night
Genesis 37:5-11, Matthew 1:20-25
God still speaks through dreams.
Joseph, the son of Jacob, had dreams about what the Lord wanted him to become right from childhood. He saw himself ruling over his immediate family, but he didn’t know how it would come to pass — Genesis 37:5-11.
Joseph, the husband of Mary, also received conviction about Jesus through a dream. The angel visited him in a dream and gave him details of the vision concerning Jesus — His birth, His name, and His protection.
Psalms 16:7
“I will bless the LORD, who hath given me counsel: my reins also instruct me in the night seasons.”
The Lord gives instructions in the night. Till today, God still speaks through dreams, visions while sleeping, or even in a trance. Your mission on earth can be gotten through dreams. But we must be sensitive to recognize when God is speaking to us through dreams. Not every dream comes from God.
4. Through Service
Numbers 27:18, Joshua 1:1-2, 2 Kings 2.
God gives vision while serving Him.
Your service to God and to men can be the link to your God-given vision. Through service, you can receive your accurate assignment in life.
Joshua was a servant to Moses, and Elisha was a servant to Elijah. They weren’t the only ones serving, but their faithful service led to the discovery of their God-given vision.
The Apostles also served Jesus Christ, and their service revealed their calling and perfected them for the gospel we received today. Most of the disciples were fishermen, but serving Jesus turned them from fishermen into Apostles.
Serve God faithfully, and you will earn clarity for your Godly vision.
5. Through Your Skills
Exodus 31:1-6
Most often, we believe vision must be attached only to the gospel or pulpit ministry. No. Not everyone is called to be a Pastor on the pulpit. You can be a “pastor” in any field of work.
God gives vision through one’s skills.
Bezalel and Oholiab were not Priests or Levites, neither were they leaders of war. But their skills in craftsmanship were the vision of God for their lives. God filled them with His Spirit to build the Tabernacle.
Get this: Every gift and talent is for a purpose in God’s kingdom. Your skills are not just yours, they are for God’s purpose. So be sensitive to His leading through your skills.
God releases vision in diverse ways, as we can see.
Let’s continue tomorrow as we discover more ways to receive our vision.
God bless you and Good Morning.
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