The Language of Glory

Wednesday 4 March
READ: 1 Cor. 14:10
MORE LESSON: Isa. 40:3-5

There is a language or expressions of a man that bring the man to glory. The Bible says, There are many different languages in the world, and every language has meaning: 1 Cor 14:10(NLT). Today I want you to know the language that brings glory so that you will learn to speak it.
1. The language of thirst: As a child of God, you thirst for glory. Moses was a man who thirsted for glory, and when you watch his language you will know that he was thirsty, Now therefore, I pray thee, if I have found grace in thy sight, shew me now thy way, that I may know thee, that I may find grace in thy sight: and consider that this nation is thy people: Exo. 33:13. Sometimes people pray so casually that you wonder whether they really desire what they ask for. The way you pray matters as it shows whether or not you are serious in your thirst for the glory. Moses fasted forty days and forty nights to receive the law. When he broke the law, he went back to repeat the 40 days and 40 nights of fasting. People who hunger and thirst for glory don't complain about fasting.
2. The language of God's promises: A person who will taste glory must know the promises of God so that the moment a situation presents itself you can go to God with His promises. This was the secret of Jehoshaphat as recorded in 2 Chron. 20: 4-12. He took God's promise back to Him in prayer; that is a language for experiencing glory.
3. The language of commitment: Commitment means to maintain your way before God in the face of persecution and difficulty. A man that wants to experience God must be committed to God. This is the language that Job spoke when he said, Though He slays me, yet will I trust Him: Job 13:15. If you are committed to God and maintain your way before Him, whether answer comes or not, you will inevitably experience His glory.
4. The language of worship and praise: Psalms 48:1-2 says that God is great and beautiful for situation. No matter your situation, do not let praise and worship elude you. Job 35:10 says that there is a God who gives song in the night. Don't celebrate only when things are good, celebrate even in the night seasons of life. A man who knows the language of worship will not miss out in glory; that is, a worshipper will be consistent in glory.
5. The language of authority, Thou shalt also decree a thing, and it shall be established unto thee: and the light shall shine upon thy ways: Job 22:28. For you to experience glory you can't fold your hands and let your destiny run anyhow. To see God's glory and power, learn to speak authoritatively; make bold proclamations and the Lord will back you up.

Prayer/Action
* Ask God to give you the tongue of the learned that you may speak the word in season.
* Pray for inspiration that brings word of victory.
* Pray that your words will bring you great results.

PROPHETIC PRAYER
Father, today turn every defeat to victory, barrenness to fruitfulness and put an end to every pain.