Flawlessness is a divine trait, according to Funmi Komolafe

Beloved, the month of July commonly called the month of perfection is progressing and many of us are looking up to God to perfect issues in our lives.
nOther preachers call the month of July, the month of completeness.
nThe month in which whatever has been shaking in the last six months become stable.
nIt is perceived as the month that gives one rest from worrisome issues.
nWhatever it is, no one wants to be permanently held down with a challenge.
nWe all want relief.
nThe issue is, in what area do you need perfection? For instance, a woman who has been having series of miscarriages needs perfection for her to be able to carry a baby to full term and deliver safely.
nLet’s consider the case of a woman that needed perfection in the Bible and see how she got it.
nLuke 8 vs. 43-48 (KJV): “ And a woman having an issue of blood twelve years, which had spent all her living upon physicians, neither could be healed of any.
nCame behind him, and touched the border of his garment: and immediately her issue of blood stanched”.
nThis woman was called names. Human efforts failed her. She had spent a lot of money but got no solution from her doctors.
nAs it is then, so it is now.
nCouples experiencing fertility challenges are subjected to various types of tests at very high costs. When they go through all of these and they still can have a child, they begin to lose faith in their ability to bear children.
nSome of the test results present their cases as hopeless. When a woman is told that her eggs are weak and cannot be fertilized or a man is told that he has zero sperm count, such a person could get depressed.
nThey would begin to experience tension in their marriage due to pressure from society and their love life may begin to lose steam.
nBeloved, none of these reactions would ever give them the desired result of becoming biological parents.
nHowever, what man cannot make perfect, JESUS is more than able to make perfect. He is able to make one complete.
nPastor Odeyemi of the R.C.C.G once said “ to be complete is to perfect something. To have all that is necessary for body, soul and spirit”.
nBrethren, we are complete when we are in Christ and Christ is in us.
nJohn 14 vs. 1: “ Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God, believe also in me”.
nThe words of our Lord Jesus remain relevant till today.
nIf woman with the issue of blood had not believed that contact with Jesus could make her perfect, his garment would mean nothing to her.
nTherefore, the first condition for perfection or completeness is faith.
nYou need to believe that there is an unlimited power that can make your life perfect.
nHave you been spending resources going from one medical procedure to another? Nothing wrong with scientific checks but do not wait until your purse is drained before you turn to the great physician, Jesus.
nColossians 2 vs. 9&10: “ For in him dwelled all the fullness of the Godhead bodily.
nAnd ye are complete in him, which is the head of all principality and power”.
nJesus.
nColossians 2 vs. 15: ‘ And having spoiled principalities and powers, he made a shew of them openly, triumphing over them in it”.
nThis is an assurance that whatever is the challenge, with Jesus on your side, you would triumph.
nSometimes, for one to fill complete, that person might require, restoration.
nA person on the sick bed would be made perfect when his or her health is restored.
nA woman who has been married for years without being pregnant once, will see herself on the path of completeness once she handles a pregnancy positive test result.
nHowever, there are conditions for the Lord’s perfection in a person’s life.
nThe first is Faith.
nMark 9 vs. 23: “ Jesus saith unto him, if thou canst believe, all things are possible to him that believeth”.
nThe Bible made no record of anyone persuading the woman with the issue of blood to go to Jesus neither was she helped by anyone.
nShe must had her faith built up by the testimonies she heard.
nBrethren, you need to pay attention to testimonies especially those that relate to the challenges you want out of your life.
nDo not listen to testimonies for listening sake. Use the testimony you heard as a prayer point for your own miracle.
nSomeone’s testimony must have made the woman with the issue of blood believe that if she could touch his garment, she would be healed.
nShe believed and got a testimony.
nSome Christians doubt testimonies. A doubter hardly testifies because what she does not believe cannot manifest in her life.
nAnother key to perfection is patience.
nThe woman we referred to her must have waited patiently for the day she would be able to get close to Jesus.
nBrethren, anyone that wants to be made perfect but be patient.
nKind David said in Psalm 27 vs. 14: “ Wait on the LORD: be of good courage, and he shall strengthen thine heart: wait, I say, on the LORD”.
nWhy do we need to be patient?
nIt is simply because the LORD does things at his own time.
nIn most cases, the LORD shows up when you least expected. God the controller of time is not bound by time neither is any human being able to dictate the time he wants a miracle.
nI will share the testimony of two sisters. They both went to a church because they wanted to get married since they were of marriageable age.
nThe elder led the younger to the church but the younger got married before the elder. This didn’t discourage the elder. She continued with her service to God until her date of marriage came.
nBeloved, let’s continue to remember that we came to this world with nothing and would return with nothing including children.
nWhat we need most is the peace of the Lord.
nThis assurance the Lord gave us in Matthew 11 vs. 28: “ Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest”.
nThe period of rest from challenges is the time of perfection. It is the time of completeness.
nBrethren, tell it to the Lord in prayer and expect perfection from the Lord.
nJesus is Lord!
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