FAITH CAPSULE: Situation holding one in stagnation shall gain motion.

Acts 3

What is your situation holding you in stagnation?
Are you being denied for motion?
One that is stagnant, being denied motion cannot walk but bound to crawl, not able to run, the evidence of lameness.
In life, one with physical, spiritual, or emotional lameness is a victim to become limited, susceptible not to rise in this wicked world.
Lameness is rooted in stagnation. 
Any life journey where stagnation persists, delay, and denial will disrupt arrival at the expected end. 
Lameness in life can be a position or a condition where no man desires to be.
Lameness will prompt stagnation in life.
Search yourself not living as lame, experiencing stagnation.
Lameness rooted in stagnation can be your giving attention to worthless things of this world.
Attention to the worthlessness of this wicked world cannot move forward but stagnate.
Psalm 119:37 prays, “Turn away my eyes from looking at worthless things, and revive me in Your way.”  
Without any doubt, looking away from the way of God is set to be stagnated as lame.
God is not a deceive-able by no one. 
All should have a desire for God, seeking Him to take charge of the life.
Without a doubt, it is not acceptable to be in a position of lameness in life. 
Peter and John operated as agents that delivered a lameness man with stagnation. Acts 3:1-2 records, “Now Peter and John went up together to the temple at the hour of prayer, the ninth hour. And a certain man lame from his mother’s womb was carried, whom they laid daily at the gate of the temple which is called Beautiful, to ask alms from those who entered the temple.” 
Are you experiencing physical, spiritual, or emotional lameness?
Imagine a lame man stagnated at the beautiful temple while the inside was a ground for healing to gain motion. 
The man was lame from the womb of his mother since birth.
He was in a reduced way of what was not his desire. 
Are you having a “lame” experience in any area of your life?
Are you at the right location at the right time to receive your deliverance from lameness, the source of stagnation in life?
If you can identify your location, then your situation is half-solved. 
The lame stagnates to remain at the gate of the beautiful temple at the hour of prayer. 
When the lame man saw Peter and John, he asked for alms, not his healing possibility.
The lame man settles for less in the place of asking for more.
What are you asking from God to gain your breakthrough?
In the name of Jesus, Peter and John had more to offer the lame man.
Acts 3:4-5 records, “And fixing his eyes on him, with John, Peter said, ‘Look at us.’ So, he gave them his attention, expecting to receive something from them.”  
With expectation, always give attention to gaining healing, deliverance, and preservation in life.

Prayer for today: Ask that every representative of lameness in your life begin to gain motion.