The Rewards Of Seeking God Series

THE REWARDS OF SEEKING GOD

By Rev. Samuel Arimoro

Main Text: Hebrews 11:6

Supporting Texts: Jeremiah 29:13, Matthew 6:33, Psalm 34:10, Proverbs 8:17–21, Isaiah 45:19

INTRODUCTION:

The Bible clearly affirms that God is a Rewarder of those who diligently seek Him. Seeking God is not in vain—there is a guaranteed return for every spiritual investment made in pursuing His presence. Many believers engage in service, sacrifice, and spiritual disciplines, but when seeking God becomes intentional, passionate, and consistent, it unlocks dimensions of reward beyond natural understanding.

Seeking God means to pursue Him with the whole heart—not merely for what He gives, but for who He is. It is to desire His presence, His voice, His ways, and His will. God does not hide Himself to frustrate us, but rather, He waits to be sought by those who genuinely desire Him. He longs to reveal Himself to the hungry heart.

In every generation, those who have walked closely with God have experienced His favour, guidance, provision, and supernatural breakthroughs. The reward of seeking God is not limited to material blessings—it includes intimacy, divine wisdom, peace, spiritual authority, and eternal impact.

1. SEEKING GOD BRINGS DIVINE REWARD

God never allows the pursuit of Him to end in disappointment.

a) God is a Rewarder (Hebrews 11:6)

Seeking Him with faith and diligence guarantees a divine response.

b) God rewards with His presence (Jeremiah 29:13)

When we search for Him wholeheartedly, He makes Himself known.

c) God responds with answers and direction (Isaiah 45:19)

He speaks clearly and reveals His plans to seekers.

d) God rewards openly what is sought in secret (Matthew 6:6)

Private devotion leads to public manifestations of favour.

Biblical Example: Cornelius sought God through prayer and almsgiving, and God sent Peter with the gospel—his household received salvation and the Holy Spirit (Acts 10:1–4, 44–48).

2. SEEKING GOD UNLOCKS SUPERNATURAL PROVISION

Those who seek God lack nothing good.

a) God satisfies the desires of seekers (Psalm 34:10)

Even young lions may suffer hunger, but seekers of God are always sustained.

b) All things are added to those who seek first the Kingdom (Matthew 6:33)

Provision follows priority—when God comes first, needs are met.

c) Divine supply flows to those who seek His will (Philippians 4:19)

God meets the needs of those aligned with His purpose.

d) Seeking God leads to generational blessing (Psalm 112:1–3)

A man who fears and seeks God leaves an inheritance of favour for his children.

Biblical Example: Elijah was sustained during famine because he walked closely with God; divine provision followed him to the brook and then to the widow’s house (1 Kings 17:1–16).

3. SEEKING GOD RELEASES DIVINE WISDOM AND UNDERSTANDING

Spiritual insight and clarity are the portion of those who seek the Lord.

a) Those who seek God receive discernment (Proverbs 2:3–6)

Wisdom and understanding are stored up for the upright who seek.

b) Revelation knowledge comes to seekers (Ephesians 1:17–18)

The eyes of their understanding are enlightened.

c) Secrets are revealed in His presence (Jeremiah 33:3)

God calls seekers to come up higher and hear what others cannot.

d) Seeking leads to encounters that change destiny (Genesis 32:24–30)

Jacob’s life changed forever after an intense seeking moment with God.

Biblical Example: Daniel sought God through fasting and prayer, and divine wisdom was given to interpret dreams and unlock mysteries (Daniel 2:17–23).

4. SEEKING GOD RESULTS IN INTIMACY AND SPIRITUAL AUTHORITY

Spiritual depth brings power, and intimacy leads to dominion.

a) Seeking God draws you into deeper relationship (James 4:8)

As you come closer to God, He comes closer to you.

b) Intimacy builds trust and spiritual sensitivity (John 15:5–7)

Abiding in Christ leads to answered prayers and fruitful living.

c) Spiritual power flows from intimacy (Acts 4:13)

The boldness of the apostles was a result of their time with Jesus.

d) God entrusts seekers with spiritual authority (Mark 16:17–18)

Power over demons and healing flows through those who pursue God.

Biblical Example: Moses’ closeness with God granted him the authority to confront Pharaoh, part the Red Sea, and lead Israel by divine guidance (Exodus 33:11–17).

CONCLUSION:

Seeking God is one of the most powerful spiritual habits a believer can cultivate. It draws us into deeper relationship, aligns us with His will, unlocks His blessings, and transforms us into instruments of His glory. There is no loss in pursuing God—there are only eternal and earthly rewards.

God is not hiding from you—He is inviting you. His rewards are reserved for those who will pursue Him diligently, sacrificially, and persistently. If you will seek Him with all your heart, He will manifest Himself to you in ways you never imagined.

PRAYER POINTS:

1. Father, give me a burning desire to seek You daily.

2. Lord, help me prioritise Your Kingdom above all else.

3. I receive divine rewards as I pursue Your presence.