Why Your Prophesies are not Coming to Pass

Why Your Prophesies are not Coming to Pass

by | Jan 18, 2025 | Christian Walk, Healing & Freedom

“So God heard their groaning, and God remembered His covenant with Abraham, with Isaac, and with Jacob.” (Exodus 2:24 NKJV)

Have you ever read this verse and wondered whether God had forgotten the children of Israel, and was it that only when they began groaning that He remembered them?

“Then God remembered Rachel, and God listened to her and opened her womb.” (Genesis 30:22 NKJV)

Again, does this mean God had forgotten Rachel?

The Hebrew Word ‘remembered’ here, means not only to bring something to mind, but to ‘act on somebody’s behalf’.

As you have entered this New Year, let me assure you, God has not forgotten you or the prophesies He spoke over your life. In fact, He is waiting to act on your behalf.

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The eyes of the Lord go to and fro to see who is it who remembers the Word He spoke to them, and has held onto it by faith (2 Chronicles 16:9). Again, it says in Isaiah 49:15, “Can a woman forget her nursing child, And not have compassion on the son of her womb? Surely they may forget, Yet I will not forget you.”

So if God doesn’t forget, then what is the problem?

It is we who forget – By giving the place of God to something or someone else or by choosing to settle with something that is not God’s best.

1. Giving the place of God to something or someone else

“Now when Rachel saw that she bore Jacob no children, Rachel envied her sister, and said to Jacob, “Give me children, or else I die!” And Jacob’s anger was aroused against Rachel, and he said, “Am I in the place of God, who has withheld from you the fruit of the womb?” (Genesis 30:1–2 NKJV)

    When Rachel saw that she bore no children, in her frustration she went to Jacob instead of going to God, until Jacob reminded her of her mistake. It was when she understood this that in the same chapter we read: God remembered Rachel and opened her womb (Genesis 30:22 NKJV)

    Your source is God, not man. He is your promise keeper. He is waiting to act on your behalf but you need to fix your eyes on Him and not on put your trust in man or some other source.

    2. Choosing to settle with something that is not God’s best

    “Now it happened after a long time [about forty years] that the king of Egypt died. And the children of Israel (Jacob) groaned and sighed because of the bondage, and they cried out. And their cry for help because of their bondage ascended to God.” (Exodus 2:23 AMP, emphasis mine)

      As you can see in the above Scripture, the Israelites for a long time had settled in their bondage. That caused a delay in their deliverance. Similarly if you read about the life of Moses, who was supposed to be their deliverer, the Bible says he was content to live with the Jethro, the Midianite and even got married to his daughter (Exodus 2:21).

      Don’t settle for something that is not God’s best for your life. You cant stop at Haran and settle there when God is leading you to Canaan (Genesis 11:31).

      But when the Israelites cried for help, the Bible says “God acknowledged them” (Genesis 2:25), and acted on their behalf.

      Your God never forgets! Some of you have even turned bitter against God, where as He is the only one who is working for your good. Even as you are reading this, I believe it is God’s love coming to you and reminding you of what YOU have forgotten, and not Him! 2025 is the year of Takeover. You are so close to your promised land. Do not let go this time!

      XOXO

      Author Kim D’Souza

       

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      Top 5 Blog Posts of 2024

      Top 5 Blog Posts of 2024

      by | Dec 27, 2024 | Christian Walk

      As 2024 is coming to an end, our hearts are filled with gratitude as we reflect back on how amazingly God has used Soar Girls Ministry to impact and transform the lives of many girls in 2024. And we strongly believe God has even greater things in store for 2025. We want to end this year by sharing the top 5 blog posts of 2024. Wishing you a Happy New Year 2025!

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      Top 5 Blog Posts of 2024

      1.How to Prepare for a Sunday Church Service

       This blog post helps readers understand how to prepare themselves, spiritually and mentally, before attending a Sunday service to fully receive from God. The author highlights four key ways to prepare. Read the full blog post here

      2.Life Lesson I Learned from Bigg Boss

      In this blog post, the author shares a personal lesson learned from watching Bigg Boss, a popular Indian reality show. The lesson learned by the author encourages readers to fiercely defend their belief in God’s goodness, especially when faced with doubt, fear, or difficult situations.This reminder serves to reinforce faith in God’s unwavering love and plans for His children. Read the full blog post here

      3.Never Do This

      In this blog post, the author warns against comparing yourself to others, especially those on social media. She shares a personal experience of admiring a seemingly perfect Instagram life, only to learn from a friend that the reality was very different. The author reminds readers from Jeremiah 29:11, assuring that God’s plans for them are good, full of hope, and will not fail. Read the full blog post here

      4.A Love Poem to The Lord

      This poem was penned down during a difficult phase in the author’s life. She encourages readers that the best way to deal with painful moments in life is to convert it into praise. Read the full poem here

      5.What I Learned From The Dried Lemon Tree

      In this blog post, the author shares a personal lesson learned from her neglected lemon tree, which had dried up but eventually came back to life. Despite a friend’s suggestion to discard it, the author, guided by the Holy Spirit, continued watering it, believing it would revive. The post encourages readers to trust that, despite difficulties, God is working in their lives, and staying rooted in His Word will help them endure and grow. Read the full blog post here

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      Team Soar Girls

       

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      Why Does The Devil Tempt You

      Why Does The Devil Tempt You

      by | Dec 8, 2024 | Christian Walk, Identity & Calling

      Do you know why as a child of God you often encounter temptations?

      Well, the reason why the devil tempts you is because he cannot touch you!

      When you get born again of the incorruptible seed of the Word of God, you are identified in all realms as a son of God, having the same authority and power of Jesus. You carry the DNA of a victorious King who has stripped all powers and principalities and made a public spectacle of them.

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      Think about it, if the devil had any power left, he would have destroyed you long back.

       The devil knows that life and death are in the power of YOUR tongue (Proverbs 18:21), but the question is— do you, as a child of God, know this?

       That’s why the devil uses deception, lies and temptations to bring a child of God down. And, our ignorance of who we are in Him, and the power we possess, causes us to fall into these temptations.

       Because you don’t understand the power of your words, you end up making statements like: “Everybody is falling sick, it’s the season of flu”, “I have had this allergy since the last 15 years, there is no cure”, “By the 15th of every month my salary gets exhausted”, “I can never get out of this addiction”.

       If the devil can get you to speak against your own life, he can make sure that you never receive a breakthrough in that area. So he makes you say something against your own life and against your own blessing that will bring you down.

       We need to rise up and take our positions in Jesus Christ. By faith, we need to open our mouths and speak the language of God. Instead, we either keep quiet or speak our fears and defeat.

       Faith speaks. If there is faith, it has to speak. If you cannot speak, you cannot have victory. Remember, the violent take it by force, while the silent remain violated.

       Be bold, child of God, the devil cannot touch you because God promises that no weapon formed against you shall prosper(Isaiah 54:17). Tell that storm you are facing, tell that sickness you are fighting, tell that debt or lack you are facing, tell that addiction— Come meet my God!

       Stop succumbing to temptations, instead fight him back with the Word of God knowing that the battle is already won!

       

       XOXO

      Author Kim D’Souza

       

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      Here’s How To See Your Dreams Come True

      Here’s How To See Your Dreams Come True

      by | Nov 26, 2024 | Christian Walk, Identity & Calling

      Most of us have dreams and desires that we want to see fulfilled in our lives. For some, it could be finding a godly partner for marriage. For others, it could be wanting a better job with a better pay or starting a new business.

      God-given dreams are good, and it is something we should work towards and look forward to. But while we are waiting to see it fulfilled in our lives there are somethings that we can do that can accelerate the fulfillment of our dreams.

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      1. Be faithful in the little

        Matthew 25:21 says, “You have been faithful with a few things; I will put you in charge of many things.”

        This is God’s formula of adding more in your life.

        When you are faithful with what has already been entrusted to you, God will add more in your life. When you are faithful in the phase of life that you are currently in, God will bring you into your new season.

        Maybe you are desiring to get married, but while you are waiting you can prepare yourself for the new season by working on yourself. Work on your character, work on establishing your career.

        Maybe you are desiring a new job, but while you are waiting you can do the current job with gratitude and excellence.

        Maybe you are desiring to start a new business, but while you are waiting and working towards it, you can bring order in the other areas of your life so that when the business starts your life doesn’t become chaotic.

        The perfect example would be the life of Daniel. Daniel 6:3 says, “Then this Daniel became distinguished above all the other high officials and satraps, because an excellent spirit was in him. And the king planned to set him over the whole kingdom.”

        Daniel was too faithful in whatever was assigned to him that, by default, the next step was a promotion.

        When you are faithful in what has been given to you, you qualify yourself for an elevation.

        You may be thinking, “Oh, but that’s Daniel”. But we know that as born-again daughters of God, we have the same spirit in us that was in Daniel. So, if Daniel could do it, we too can do it.

        You may be asking why is this important.

        The Bible says in Luke 12:48, “..to whom much has been committed, of him they will ask the more.”

        Whatever God has entrusted to you at this point in your life, God expects you to be faithful in it. And when He finds you faithful in what has already been given to you, He will entrust you with greater things.

        Whatever has been committed to us, the Bible says, an account will be asked of us. So, before we can ask for more, can we be found faithful in what is already committed to us?

        2. Gratitude

          As much as it is important for us to be faithful in what has been committed to us now, it is also important for us to carry a heart of gratitude.

          Carrying a heart of gratitude will accelerate God’s blessing over your life.

          1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 says, “Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.”

          When you are a grateful person you are in the will of God. And if you are in the will of God you are on the right track to receiving your breakthrough.

          If this post has blessed you, write back to us. We love to hear from you! 🙂

          XOXO

          Ria Jobin

           

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          Facing Long-Standing Problems- Here’s How To Qualify for an Instant Breakthrough

          Facing Long-Standing Problems- Here’s How To Qualify for an Instant Breakthrough

          by | Nov 20, 2024 | Christian Walk, Identity & Calling

          Life is filled with challenges that test our patience, resilience, and most importantly, our faith. Whether it’s illness in the family, a troubled relationship, or any financial struggle, we face difficult situations in some or the other stage in our life.

          In our walk of faith, we have seen the faithfulness of God and breakthroughs in our lives in many situations.

          But!

          Many times we have this one problem, that we have been praying for many years, however not seen any changes. It almost feels like it is too big to overcome.

          Well if this is about you, read on…

          Here are 2 keys I have learnt from John 5, the incident of “the healing at the pool”, to build my faith in a challenge that I have been facing for many years, just like you.

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          1. Overcome doubt

          John 5:6, we read, “Jesus saw him lying there and knew that he already had been in that condition a long time.” This powerful verses tells us that Jesus sees and understands our struggles. When we face long standing challenges, it’s common to wonder in our hearts, “Jesus, do You see me? Do You know what I’m going through?”

          In times of prolonged struggle, it can feel like our prayers are going unheard, and the weight of our burdens can lead us to doubt. Yet, this encounter reminds us that Jesus sees and knows our situation. He isn’t distant or indifferent; He is fully aware of our pain and the length of our trials.

          Let us take a moment to reflect on this truth. Together, let’s repent in our hearts for any doubts we may have had. Let’s choose to believe, without doubt, that God is with us in our struggles. He walks alongside us, offering comfort, strength, and hope.

          1. Be quick in faith

          Now in John 5:8-9 we read,

          “Jesus said to him, “Rise, take up your bed and walk.” And immediately the man was made well, took up his bed, and walked.”

          The key word here is immediately!

          When Jesus told him to rise up, take your bed and walk, the man didn’t hesitate. He responded to Jesus’ command with action. This is a crucial part of faith, not only believing but also acting upon that belief.

          Do you believe when Jesus speaks, change happens? This man had gone through years of suffering, but the transformation was instant. His quick faith and obedience in the words of Jesus altered his life —no more waiting.

          I believe the one thing that attracted Jesus to this man is the thirty eight years of faith he had shown by remaining near the pool every day and believing that at that pool he will receive his breakthrough.

          And rightly he received his breakthrough at that pool.

          Where you keep going back to, is where you put your faith in for your breakthrough.

          Don’t give up, continue to be in the presence of God daily and be renewed by the Word of God; because I believe that Jesus has located you and so has your breakthrough.

          XOXO

          Sheryl Gadre

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          This is How God Sees You

          This is How God Sees You

          by | Nov 6, 2024 | Christian Walk

          My 11 year old son taught me a lesson about the heart of God, which I want to share with you. Recently, as I entered our bedroom, it was a sight. There were toys and books all over and everything was in so much disorder. The culprit was my son, Jeremiah.

          Trying to be a calm mother, I asked him, “Son, do you see the mess? What can you do from your side to help?”

          And He did something out-of-the-box. He opened an umbrella over him and hid his eyes under it and said, “Mama, now I can’t see the mess, so I don’t have to do anything.”

           

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          When God sees we are messed, He doesn’t put His head down in shame – that’s what we do. And we hide. Or like Jeremiah, try to put things out of our sight thinking it’s all ok.

          But that’s only a temporary solution. God looks at us beyond our present state and gives us the permanent solution by settling all our fears down and calling us the way He sees us.

          When Peter the fisherman encountered Jesus, in Luke 5, it was a miracle meet. He had worked all night without any catch. But at Jesus’ Word he lowered the net and his nets were filled with fish.

          Peter’s reaction was something different. It was not “wow” or “thank you” or “amazing, what a miracle”. But he immediately fell on his knees and said to Jesus – Go away from me, I am a bad guy. You don’t want to see what a mess I am.

          Again, Jesus’ response to this was not – “So true, you need to repent”, but He says: You think you are bad ah? Do not fear. From now on, I am going to use you to bring “bad” men to me.

          That’s how passionate God is for us. Today no matter what you are hiding from God, or what you are trying to shove in His presence, remember God is not looking at that, God is looking at you… and not even looking at you in your mess, but looking at you as He sees it- a conqueror!

          XOXO

          Author Kim D’Souza

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