RELEASING GOD’S PROMISES FOR A GREATER TOMORROW
By Rev. Samuel Arimoro
Main Text: Jeremiah 29:11
Key Verse:
“For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the LORD, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end.” — Jeremiah 29:11 (KJV)
Supporting Texts: Numbers 23:19; 2 Corinthians 1:20; Hebrews 10:23; Isaiah 55:10-11; Joshua 21:45
INTRODUCTION
God is a God of promises, and every promise He makes is intentional, purposeful, and reliable. Jeremiah 29:11 assures us that God already has a defined future in mind for His people, a future of peace, hope, and fulfilment. However, possessing divine promises is different from releasing them into manifestation.
Many believers admire God’s promises but struggle to see them fulfilled because promises must be received, believed, spoken, and acted upon. God’s Word is not passive; it is living and powerful, waiting for the right response to bring it to life in our experiences.
This message is designed to help you understand how to release what God has already planned. As you align your faith, obedience, and expectation with God’s Word, His promises will no longer remain written assurances but become living testimonies leading you into a greater tomorrow.
1. GOD’S PROMISES REVEAL HIS INTENTIONS FOR YOUR FUTURE
God never speaks casually; every promise reveals His deliberate plan.
Before God changes circumstances, He reveals His intention through His Word. Understanding God’s promises gives clarity and hope for what lies ahead.
a) God’s promises are intentional (Jeremiah 29:11)
God’s thoughts toward you are deliberate, well-planned, and aimed at peace and progress, not confusion or destruction.
b) God’s promises are trustworthy (Numbers 23:19)
God does not lie or change His mind; whatever He promises, He has the power and integrity to perform.
c) God’s promises are future-focused (Isaiah 46:10)
God speaks ahead of time to prepare you for where He is taking you.
d) God’s promises give hope (Romans 15:13)
Divine promises sustain faith and expectation even in difficult seasons.
Biblical Example:
Abraham believed God’s promise concerning a son, even when circumstances contradicted it, and the promise was fulfilled in due time (Genesis 15:5-6; 21:1-2).
2. FAITH IS THE KEY TO RELEASING GOD’S PROMISES
Promises respond to faith, not wishes.
God’s promises become active when they are believed, embraced, and trusted without doubt.
a) Faith accepts God’s Word as final (Hebrews 11:1)
Faith treats God’s promise as present reality, not future possibility.
b) Faith resists doubt and fear (James 1:6-7)
Doubt delays manifestation, but unwavering faith accelerates fulfilment.
c) Faith speaks in agreement with God (2 Corinthians 4:13)
What you consistently say reveals what you truly believe.
d) Faith perseveres until manifestation (Hebrews 10:23)
Holding fast to God’s promise releases endurance for the waiting season.
Biblical Example:
The woman with the issue of blood released her miracle through faith-filled confession and action, receiving instant manifestation (Mark 5:28-34).
3. OBEDIENCE ACTIVATES THE POWER IN GOD’S PROMISES
Promises are released through obedience.
God’s promises are often connected to instructions that require submission and trust.
a) Obedience aligns you with God’s timing (Deuteronomy 28:1-2)
Obedience positions you where promises can operate freely.
b) Obedience demonstrates trust (John 14:23)
Loving God is expressed through obeying His Word.
c) Obedience removes delays (Isaiah 1:19)
Willing obedience opens the door to divine benefits.
d) Obedience sustains fulfilment (Joshua 1:8)
Continuous obedience preserves what God releases.
Biblical Example:
Joshua obeyed God’s instructions precisely, and every promise made to Israel was fulfilled without failure (Joshua 21:45).
4. GOD’S PROMISES ARE RELEASED THROUGH DIVINE TIMING
Every promise has an appointed time.
God’s promises are never late; they are fulfilled at the right moment.
a) God’s timing is perfect (Ecclesiastes 3:1)
God works according to seasons and divine order.
b) Delay is not denial (Habakkuk 2:3)
Waiting seasons refine faith and character.
c) God’s Word never returns empty (Isaiah 55:10-11)
Every promise will accomplish its purpose.
d) Patience protects the promise (Hebrews 6:12)
Endurance ensures inheritance of what God has spoken.
Biblical Example:
Joseph’s dreams were fulfilled at the appointed time, after preparation and testing, leading him into destiny (Genesis 41:39-41).
CONCLUSION
God’s promises are already settled in heaven, but they must be released on earth through faith, obedience, and patience. A greater tomorrow is not accidental; it is the outcome of aligning with God’s Word and trusting His process.
As you hold on to what God has spoken, refuse doubt, walk in obedience, and remain expectant. What God has planned for you shall surely come to pass, and your future shall reflect His promises in undeniable ways.
PRAYER POINTS
1. Father, open my understanding to Your promises for my life.
2. Lord, strengthen my faith to believe Your Word without doubt.
3. Father, remove every fear hindering my expectation.
4. Lord, align my heart with Your divine plan.
5. Father, help me to obey every instruction connected to my promises.
6. Lord, give me grace to wait patiently for fulfilment.
7. Father, let every delayed promise be released speedily.
8. Lord, turn Your Word concerning me into living testimonies.
9. Father, silence every voice opposing my destiny.
10. Lord, usher me into my greater tomorrow.
