Stop Praying for More Capacity: You Already Have What It Takes
Many believers find themselves praying for God to increase their capacity, strength, or ability to handle what He has called them to do. While this prayer may feel spiritual, it often reveals a misunderstanding of how God equips His people.
In this teaching, we explore 1 Chronicles 4:10—the Prayer of Jabez—and uncover an important distinction: Jabez was not asking God to increase his internal capacity, but to expand his territory and influence so he could better serve God’s purposes. Capacity was already present.
Scripture reminds us that our sufficiency is not in ourselves but in Christ. The Holy Spirit living within us already contains everything we need to fulfill God’s will. God would never assign a calling without first equipping us to carry it.
Rather than continually asking God for more capacity, believers are called to steward what they’ve already been given through spiritual disciplines such as consistent prayer, studying the Word, meditation, and fasting. These practices strengthen our spirit and activate the capacity already inside of us.
If you’ve been questioning whether you’re capable of carrying the vision God has placed on your heart, this message serves as a powerful reminder: you already have the capacity—you simply need to cultivate it.
Why God Doesn’t Always Give You the Finished Product
Have you ever felt like you were waiting on God for provision, direction, or breakthrough—only to feel stuck or overlooked? Here’s a powerful biblical truth: God often provides resources, not results—raw materials, not finished products.
5 Productivity Hacks That Honors God And Helps You Achieve More
Your productivity affects your purpose. These five biblical-and-practical productivity hacks will help you plan better, stay organized, eliminate mental clutter, and take daily action and make steady progress toward your God-given destiny. It will help you move with clarity, discipline, and grace. These are the same rhythms that help me stay aligned spiritually and purposefully.
Identifying The Top 5 Distractions That May Be Delaying Your Destiny
Not all distractions look like noise.
Some look like good opportunities.
Some look like busyness.
Some look like comfort.
In this first post of the Distraction Detox Series, I break down the hidden distractions that quietly pull you out of alignment.
It’s eye-opening. It’s necessary. And it’s time.
