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You Are in God’s Will: How to Receive Your Divine Inheritance

 

You Are in God’s Will: How to Receive Your Divine Inheritance

"In whom also we have obtained an inheritance because we were predestined according to the purpose of God, who works all things after the counsel of Divine Will." Ephesians 1:11

   Affirmation: My health is optimal because it’s God’s will that all of my relationships are harmonious.

                                               

Sunrise over open field representing new beginnings in God’s will

   Ephesians 1:11 reminds us that we have obtained an inheritance through Christ. If earthly parents and grandparents can leave behind an inheritance of tangible and intangible value land, homes, recipes, wisdom, or even prayer, how much greater is the inheritance from our heavenly Father? An inheritance implies that someone thought of you before their passing, made intentional plans, and had a desire for your future. Similarly, God was thinking of you before time began. Before creation itself, God had a will for your life, a good, pleasing, and perfect will.

   You are not an afterthought. You are a divine idea, a word spoken from the mouth of God before you took physical form. God predestined you with purpose and intentionality. His will for you includes absolute good. Scripture confirms this in 3 John 1:2: "Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth." This verse reinforces that God's will for you includes prosperity, health, and inner well-being.

   Your divine inheritance includes:

  • Optimal Health: You are the temple of the living God. It is God’s will that you are healed and whole.
  • Harmonious Relationships: When you please God, even your enemies will be at peace with you.
  • Overflowing Wealth: God gives you the power to get wealth so that you may live in abundance, overflow, and more than enough.

   Unlike human wills that can be contested, God’s will is absolute and unchangeable. No one can override it. No force can void it. It was sealed with your name in mind. Your inheritance is already yours, go get it.  Donald Lawrence put it best in his song: “Get your inheritance it’s yours, it has your name on it.” Claim it with boldness, knowing that God’s will cannot be revoked. You are in God’s will, and His will for you is good.

📖 Reflection: What inheritance have your foreparents—natural and spiritual—left for you?

💡 Action Step: Take time today to reflect on and affirm the parts of God’s inheritance you are claiming—health, harmony, and abundance.

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