“When You said, “Seek My face [in prayer, require My presence as your greatest need],” my heart said to You, “Your face, O Lord, I will seek [on the authority of Your word].”” Psalm 27:8 AMP.

Dear Ones: “Seek My Face!”

This is the Master’s call to you today!

He calls you by name and invites you into His personal space: The Secret Place.

Is your reply to His call, “I am coming, Lord?” Or is your day too filled with distractions, worry, and stress?

The enemy will tell you that you just do not have enough time to answer His call.

But remember, he is a liar. The Master is LORD of Time and can stretch time however He pleases.

The call to seek His Face is an invitation to focus your whole attention on Him — and to listen to His voice to bring comfort, peace, and guidance to you.

This can be accomplished throughout your workday even as you go about your daily duties.

When He says, “Seek My Face!” it means to pause and acknowledge His Presence.

This will cut through the clutter of your thoughts. He will help you to discern the right way to proceed with the situation at hand. This is a good psalm to read frequently because it will strengthen your faith.

Declare:

“LORD, I am coming at your call to: “Seek My Face!”

Help me to be aware of your constant presence throughout my busy day.

I know if I seek, then I will find.

If I ask, then You will answer.

When I knock, I know You will open doors of opportunity where I did not see any doors.

In Your presence I find answers and the fullness of joy.

Praise The LORD!”

Have a blessed day as you discover the vastness of His goodness toward you, in Jesus’ name.

 

~ Mary B. Dovie
“In God We Trust”
“Let God Arise and Let His enemies be scattered!”

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Mary B. Dovie is an ordained minister of the Gospel under the covering of Joy Christian Church and Gideon Christian Fellowship in New Orleans, Louisiana and operates under a prophetic and teaching anointing and has a YouTube teaching channel and Facebook Page. Mary is married to her high school sweetheart, Paul and lives in Theodore, Alabama. Their family includes son Anthony, who serves in the US Army, and son Matthew, his wife, Jennifer, and daughters, Amelia and Stella.

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