One other key that causes us to experience divine intervention is the remembrance of the Lord. When the Lord remembers us for good, our evil situations are turned around. It is now time to invest some good deeds into the kingdom of God, which God will remember later. Acts 16:25-26, Isaiah 38, Exodus 1,3, Malachi 3:16

In the time of an emergency, affliction, trouble, pain, catastrophe, you should use the key of intense and continued prayer to bring God on the scene. Divine intervention can be invoked when we realize that our help can only come from the Lord. In such a situation, it is impossible for God not to come through for you. This is your season for Divine Intervention! Acts 12:1-11, James 5:13-18

God can cause even hopeless situations to receive life. This can happen when we prophesy to those dry bones. No matter how hopeless your case seems, by the mystery of divine intervention, life will come again. You are coming out of every grave, in the name of Jesus! Ezekiel 37:1-12

There are times in the life of a believer when you need God to come through for you as matter of urgency. In such times, you need divine intervention. God can intervene when we call upon Him in prayer. No matter what you’re going through now, call upon the Lord. Even when it looks like all hope is lost, still cry out to the Lord. He will certainly come through for you now! 2 Chronicles 7:14, Esther 3,4

In life, we sometimes go through things that seem to overwhelm us. They bring sadness, disappointments and disgrace. But we have an assurance that these things will not continue forever. God has a plan of bringing us out of sorrow and pain. You will surely laugh at last. Psalm 66:10-12, Isaiah 61:3, Genesis 18:1-14, Genesis 21:1-6, Psalm 126:1-2

God has a plan of restoration for His children. We do not have to worry about the things we lose as we journey in life. God can restore! To experience this restoration, learn to encourage yourself. Speak the word of God over your life. 1 Samuel 30:1-9

There are times in our lives when we lose certain things. But God tells us to not keep our eyes on the things that have left us. We need to rather keep our eyes on the future God has for us. God can absolutely restore whatsoever we may have lost - strategic relationships, resources, time, opportunities. He has a plan of restoration and recovery for us. Esther 3,6, Job 1,42, Joel 2:23-25, 1 Samuel 30:1-9

How you see yourself is exactly how your life turns out. Do not limit yourself by the present circumstances of your life. Regardless of the situations that surround you, look beyond. You're far better than that. God is the great Factory Manager. He can transform you. He can cause the good within you to come alive. Proverbs 23:7, Genesis 32:24-31, Luke 8:1-3, Galatians 1:13-16, 1 Timothy 1:12-16, 2 Timothy 2:19-21.

Your perception determines your destination. Sometimes, your cultural and societal background may want to influence your perception, but you must be determined to see from the angle of the word of God. How you see definitely affects the outcome of your life. There's a positive side to everything that happens in your life. Always look at that positive side. Take your eyes off the negative. Proverbs 23:7, Romans 12:2, Judges 6:11-17.

Do not awaken love when the time is not right - Songs of Solomon 2:7. You must know your temperament because opposites attract. It also makes you aware of your strengths and weaknesses. Then you can develop your strengths and work on your weaknesses. Book recommendation: Why you act the way you do by Tim LaHaye.