When Daniel purposed in heart to consecrate himself to God, the ripple effect hit those around him. There is a ripple effect to your consecration that affects others, and when they join you, you will have greater power.
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When Daniel purposed in heart to consecrate himself to God, the ripple effect hit those around him. There is a ripple effect to your consecration that affects others, and when they join you, you will have greater power.
Sermon Notes
When Daniel purposed in heart to consecrate himself to God, the ripple effect hit those around him. There is a ripple effect to your consecration that affects others, and when they join you, you will have greater power.
Key Scriptures:
Daniel 1:1-21; I Samuel 17; II Kings 22:1-2; I Kings 13:1
Key Points:
Final Thoughts:
Unconsecrated brilliance will result in a tragedy. If God chooses and blesses you with success, be careful that you do not go through the tragedy of unconsecrated brilliance. The more people are raised and succeed, the more they tend to lose their consecration. When God raises you, consecrate yourself even more, and you will see it ripple into other people.