church weekly, 41% try to attend monthly, and 57% attend seldom or never.  That means our interest in God is weakening.  I believe it is due, in part, to a lack of fulfillment which has led to increased hopelessness in our society.  The church has, admittedly, not done the best job of giving the world realistic hope for a new life in Christ.  We have done and even poorer job of igniting the hope of eternal life with Christ in heaven.  These are the greatest of all the biblical promises we expect to manifest. 

 

However, God revealed to us that, “…manifestation in this season is manual.”  That means that we must participate in the miracles we want God to perform in our lives.  We can’t sit back and wait.  No, we must become active.  The Bible says, in James 2:17, “Even so faith, if it hath not works, is dead, being alone.”  To that end, we are adding works to our faith to receive what God promised us.  We are changing our diets to manifest 3 John 1:2.  We are implementing new budgeting strategies to manifest Deuteronomy 8:18.  We are also making more concerted efforts to be on time, consistent, and dependable to manifest Isaiah 1:19.

 

With that said, it is my belief that, in 2026, we will have what we have declared.  As we employ natural and spiritual practices of diligence, we will gain access to the things God said He’d give us.  What is more, the key to our securing full possession of these Manifested Promises is a willingness of heart to allow God to completely control of our lives.  Ultimately, we want more than mere promises, we want the promise giver.  So, join us this year as we stand on every promise of the Bible and see their manifestation.