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The phrase "a body hast thou prepared for me" in Hebrews 10:5 is significant because it speaks of the power and precision of God's plan for our salvation. It also speaks of the certainty of that plan and the personal involvement of God in it. As God prepared a body for Jesus that could live with mortal man and even die, so has He prepared bodies for us that can live with an immortal God and not die! As God had a plan for Jesus, so does He have a plan for us. We can trust Him to fulfill it.

Dreams and visions are not just relegated to ancient Biblical prophets. Men and women of God in our modern day are given dreams and visions that often impart specific guidance or direction from the Lord for their families, churches, businesses, and communities. While these dreams and visions may not be as dramatic as those experienced by biblical prophets, they are still powerful means of divine communication. What many people don't realize is that the prophetic anointing is not limited to those who work in full-time ministry. In fact, the Bible says that the prophetic anointing will be poured out on all people (Joel 2:28). This means that anyone can access the power of prophecy if they are led by the Spirit. We see this demonstrated in the life of Daniel and Joseph.

Delivering a blessing to people who do not appear to deserve it can be frustrating. It is as if your efforts are met with ingratitude and contempt. However, a messenger must deliver the blessing he has been given to the people despite their reaction or lack of response. In this blog, we take a look at a Bible passage that challenges us to do this.