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Unforced Rhythm Of Grace.

Writer: Apostle Desmond Oladimeji
Apostle Desmond Oladimeji
Jul 9
3 min read

"Let us therefore come boldly to the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy and find grace to help in time of need." Heb. 4:16.


One of the things that fascinates me a lot is watching surfers go under heavy waves and enjoy their swimming experience. I noticed that they don't create waves, they only take advantage of it. Just like in business and life, you can't force the market or the environment to do what you want, but you can position yourself perfectly to ride the momentum when it arrives. Surfers spend hours paddling, reading the ocean, and building skills. When the right swell hits, they are ready to act immediately. It is never about creating the energy; it is about recognizing the rhythm and matching it. The wave dictates the ride. The best surfers don't fight the water; they adjust their balance and flow with the conditions. Imagine trying to swim upstream or fighting against the tide. You quickly become exhausted, panicked, and worn out. The unforced rhythm of grace invites you to turn around and let the wave carry you. Position yourself to ride it. Grace is God’s power moving. We don’t have to manufacture it, we just need to align ourselves with what He is already doing. 


God wants you to have a refreshing and exciting life, but you must properly take advantage of the current that grace provides. Aligning yourself for uncommon grace requires intentional spiritual positioning. By cultivating a lifestyle of humility, obedience, and bold faith, you open yourself to divine favour that supersedes natural limitations. God’s grace is naturally drawn to a humble spirit. When you surrender your ego and acknowledge that your strength and accomplishments come entirely from Him, you create a vacuum for His power to operate. Grace requires stepping out of your comfort zone and trusting God for the impossible. You must boldly ask for and anticipate extraordinary breakthroughs rather than settling for the ordinary. 


Grace operates on a different frequency than the world's wisdom. You must reprogram your thoughts through scripture to eliminate doubt, fear, and limiting beliefs. Faith acts as the bridge that accesses grace. Uncommon grace often requires you to step out of your comfort zone and take risks that you could never accomplish in your own strength. How you treat others and steward what you currently possess opens or closes doors to greater blessings. Living a life of service positions you to be trusted with higher levels of grace. Uncommon grace cannot be earned through works. You must acknowledge that you are inherently unqualified but highly favoured, and stop striving to do in the flesh what only grace can do for you in the spirit. You must be conscious and expectant for your life to follow the Unforced rhythm of grace. Selah!



FURTHER READING:


"But He gives more grace. Therefore He says: 'God resists the proud, but gives grace to the humble.'" James 4:6.


"But by the grace of God I am what I am, and His grace toward me was not in vain; but I labored more abundantly than they all, yet not I, but the grace of God which was with me." 1 Cor. 15:10.


DECLARATION: 


Dear Abba Father, I thank You for the gift of life and the privilege of salvation. Lord, I ask that You align my heart, my mind, and my daily steps with Your will. Teach me how to walk with You, work with You, and watch how You do things. Strip away the anxiety, the rush, and the pressure to perform. Help me to slow down and breathe in Your presence. Give me the grace to release what I cannot control and to trust Your perfect timing. I choose to let go of striving and instead accept Your light, easy yoke. Teach me how to live freely and lightly, enjoying the peace that comes only from keeping company with You in the mighty name of Jesus. Amen.


1 YEAR BIBLE READING LAN:

Psa. 118:1-29.

Psa. 119:1-176.

Psa. 120:1-7.

Psa. 121:1-8.


QUOTE FOR THE DAY:


“There's Enough Grace Suited For Your Calling If You Remain On Course." 

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