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LESSONS FROM THE LIFE OF GEORGE MÜLLER

LESSONS FROM THE LIFE OF GEORGE MÜLLER

DWOJ Daily Words of Jesus Devotional Post June

Saturday, 14th June, 2025

Bible Reading:  Ephesians 2: 10

Memory Verse:  For David, after he had served the purpose of God in his own generation, fell asleep and was buried among his fathers and experienced decay [in the grave]. Acts 13:36 (AMP)

Here are some key lessons we can learn from his extraordinary journey:

1. The Power of Prayer: Müller’s life was a testament to the power of prayer. He believed that God answers prayer and relied on it for every aspect of his life, from daily needs to major decisions. He spent hours in prayer, not just asking for things, but also cultivating a deep relationship with God.

2. Faith and Trust in God: Müller had an unshakeable faith in God’s promises. He trusted that God would provide for his needs and the needs of the orphans he cared for, even when there seemed to be no way. He didn’t rely on fundraising or seeking donations, but solely on God’s provision through prayer.

3. Dependence on God’s Word: Müller was a man of the Word. He spent hours reading and meditating on the Bible, believing it to be the source of truth and guidance. He found strength and direction in Scripture, and it shaped his worldview and actions.

4. Compassion and Love for Others: Müller’s life was characterized by his deep compassion for orphans. He dedicated his life to caring for them, providing them with food, shelter, education, and most importantly, love. His actions reflected his belief in the importance of caring for the vulnerable and marginalized.

5. Humility and Obedience: Müller was a humble servant of God. He didn’t seek recognition or praise for his work, but simply sought to be obedient to God’s call. He recognized that all his accomplishments were due to God’s grace and provision.

6. Perseverance and Patience: Müller faced many challenges and difficulties in his life, but he never gave up. He persevered through trials, trusting that God had a purpose in everything. He waited patiently for God’s answers to prayer, knowing that God’s timing is perfect.

7. Generosity and Sacrifice: Müller was a generous giver. He gave not only his time and resources but also his own comfort and preferences for the sake of others. He lived a simple life, prioritizing the needs of the orphans over his own desires.

8. The Importance of Spiritual Disciplines: Müller understood the importance of spiritual disciplines such as prayer, Bible study, and fasting. He cultivated these habits in his life, recognizing that they were essential for spiritual growth and effectiveness.

9. Leaving a Legacy: Müller’s life continues to inspire people around the world. His legacy of faith, prayer, and compassion lives on through the countless lives he touched and the lessons he taught. He showed the world what it means to live a life fully surrendered to God.

QuoteYour life should be an example of what can be accomplished through faith, prayer, obedience and absolute dependence on God.

Prophetic Decree: Vision killers, destiny destroyers, and purpose saboteurs shall not be able to kill, steal, destroy or limit you, in Jesus name. 

Prayer Focus

1. By the mercies of God, I shall fulfil my destiny, in Jesus name. 

2. Open my eyes, O God, that I may live my life to serve ONLY your purposes, in Jesus name. 

3. I receive faith to fulfil God’s perfect plan for my life, in Jesus name. 

4. O Lord, help me to leave a legacy on earth for posterity to run with, in Jesus name. 

5. Wisdom to navigate the vicissitudes of life, overshadow me, in Jesus name. 

BIBLE IN ONE YEAR:  2 Chronicles 6-7, Psalm 136

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