Much of our “help” theology today seems to
revolve around so-called “Destiny Helpers”: ostensibly rich, powerful
individuals who can singlehandedly do something that will change our lives
around forever.
We now have messages on “how to identify your
Destiny Helper”, admonitions on how not to offend one’s destiny helper, HOT prayer points on making your destiny
Helper appear, etc.
But actually, what many people term “Destiny
Helper” should be more correctly called “Helper of Destiny”.
A “Helper of Destiny” is one whose act of
generosity helps you fulfil your destiny. A “Destiny Helper” (in the context of
this series) is one whose destiny it is to help you.
There’s a subtle but important difference
between the two. The former is just been nice, the latter is actually
fulfilling their own destiny. If
you’re David, the former is Jonathan – someone who simply loves you and will do
anything to help you become king; and the latter will be Samuel – someone who
will not sit down until they make you king because that is their divine
assignment.
You may need to be nice and friendly to a
“Helper of Destiny” (Jonathan), but your countenance and friendliness is of no
importance to a “Destiny Helper” (Samuel), because what is moving them to help
you is beyond you!
A “Helper of Destiny” will help you at their
convenience; a “Destiny Helper’s” prosperity is tied to their helping you.
When we know this distinction, we’ll spend less
time praying to be in the favour of the former, and pray to meet the latter.
AMEN.
More Blessings await
you today; you’ll not miss them in Jesus’ Name.
GREG ELKAN
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