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UPROOT IT

Text: Matthew 15:13 

“...Every plant which my heavenly Father didn’t plant will be uprooted. 

 *Your life is like a fertile ground where seeds can grow into plant, take heed to what you sow and who sows on it.* 

Though your life is God's, but you sometimes cooperate with or even allow the adversary (devil) to sow the wrong kind of seed on it.

Some of the negative words or actions you have sown into your life, your marriage, career, children, business can be uprooted by the Lord if you so desired. This is because every plant which your heavenly Father has not planted will be uprooted.

Often than not, the current situation you find yourself in, may be as a result of the seed (wrong words) you've sown or allowed the enemy sow in your life years back.

Jesus once said, "For by your words you shall be justified, and by your words you shall be condemned" 
(Matthew  12:37).  

Your words either sow seed of justification or condemnation into your life- choose and use them with discretion.

The good news however is, your Father in heaven is more than able to uproot not just the wrong/evil seed, but the very plant that have been produced by the seed.

Declare over every unpleasant situations in your life  by the word of God today, that every plant which your Father in heaven has not planted shall be uprooted.

Bible reading:

James 3:1-13.

PRAYER POINT.

1. Father Lord, please uproot every evil seed sown into my life in the name of Jesus.

2. Father, remove every plants of the flesh and corruption which I did sow into my life years ago in the name of Jesus. 

3. Father, remove me from every snare that I have thrown myself into by the words of my mouth in the name of Jesus.

4. Father Lord, cleanse my life with the blood of Jesus that new plants of the Lord may start growing in the same place where undesirable plants had been removed. 

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