God is calling us to prepare for prosperity by closing the gap between what we have and what we're doing with it. Like the widow in 2 Kings who had only a flask of oil but multiplied it into abundance, we often undervalue what's already in our possession. The key isn't finding new resources but maximizing what we already have. This requires taking honest inventory of our time, talents, and resources, then being fully faithful with them. Preparation for breakthrough demands sacrifice - giving up some of what we currently need to make room for what God wants to do. When we enlarge our tent and strengthen our stakes, God promises to fill the expanded space with His blessing.

God doesn't want to give you something new - He wants you to use what you already have in a completely different way. What if the breakthrough you're praying for isn't about getting more, but about stretching what's already in your hands? Are you ready to envision more than you already see?

The story of the Shunammite woman in 2 Kings 4 demonstrates how making room for God in our lives positions us for supernatural blessings. She prepared a special room for the prophet Elisha, which led to receiving a miraculous son. When the child later died, her faith remained strong as she took him to that same room where God's presence dwelt. Through her unwavering faith and refusal to speak defeat, she witnessed another miracle - her son's resurrection. Making room for God means giving Him access to every area of our lives and creating space for His presence through prayer, worship, and obedience.