Daily Impact with Rev. Yemi Graceman Aduloju

God is a prayer answering God. He answers by revelation of what to do, He answers by divine remembrance of sacrifices, prayers, and entreaties. When God remembers, He delivers.
Another way God answers is by sending help and helpers. Help is one of the ways by which God answers our prayers. Matthew 14: 29-31:  So He said, “Come.” And when Peter had come down out of the boat, he walked on the water to go to Jesus. But when he saw that the wind was boisterous, he was afraid; and beginning to sink he cried out, saying, “Lord, save me!    And immediately Jesus stretched out His hand and caught him, and said to him, “O you of little faith, why did you doubt?”
Peter was walking on water. His business was doing well. So to say, his life was going very well. But now he saw the contrary wind. The wind was boisterous and fear entered his heart and he began to sink. But as he sank, he cried out, Jesus, save me. And in answer to his prayers, Jesus stretched out his hand and saved him, the hand of help. You must understand that everybody needs help in life and destiny.
When Cornelius prayed and when his prayers came off in memorial before God, God said to him, in Acts 10:4-5 to send men to Joppa and call for Simon who will help him in the way of the Lord and tell him what he needs to do.
Help can come in different ways. Help could come by way of someone giving you the information you need for things to change about your life and destiny. It might come by way of somebody offering you assistance or help. It might come by way of somebody giving to you or connecting you to somebody by mentioning your name where it matters. Everybody needs help. Joseph needed help and it was the butler that God used to help Joseph.

So God sends help when we pray but the problem many people have is that they don’t want somebody to help them. That is not the kind of answer that they are waiting for. They are waiting for a major answer, a unique answer. But one way by which God answers prayers is by sending help. He could send someone much younger or below you. Look at Naaman the leper. He was a general, a military general, the Syrian military general, a powerful man, but he was a leper. And who did God send to help him? God sent a little maid, a girl that was taken captive in war.

It was this slave or servant girl that mentioned to the mother of the house that if only the general could go to Israel and say to the prophet of God, he would be cleansed. The information he needed, the help he needed, he got from his maid.
Never look down on anyone in life. God can bring help through whoever he chooses to. He could help you through your daughter, son, or your employee. He could help you through anybody. Don’t depend on a particular man as your source or channel of help. God is the source of all help, and He can use anybody as the channel. But you must understand that everybody needs help. The Psalmist said I will lift my eyes unto the hills from whence come my help.
My help comes from the Lord, which made the heavens and the earth. So in answer to our prayers, God sends help, God sends helpers.