How to Turn Aggravation into Opportunity
It wasn’t until I left the office that I realized the unnecessary aggravation was a set-up for divine opportunity.
It wasn’t until I left the office that I realized the unnecessary aggravation was a set-up for divine opportunity.
The Bible is filled with crazy characters who should have known better, but all struggled with questions. Jesus knows, and He doesn’t hold it against us.
We often don’t realize until later what’s happening as we pray. Only later do we begin to understand what our prayers put into motion.
God has designed your minds with the ability to easily grasp new paradigms. You are the breaker-ones, so far ahead of your time.
As guardian angels, we work with our assignments. If they ask or seek our help through prayer, we assist however we can to safeguard them.
Many Christians are under the false assumption that Matthew 24 is speaking to the Church despite the fact that the Church didn’t even exist at this point.
The Bible is not to be picked for principles. It’s a revelation of God in Christ Jesus, and, as such, we read and study to know a person and not a principle.
As with any seed that is planted, there is a growth process that goes on without the gardener’s hands being involved. And that process ultimately brings about a crop.
We have become doctors and nurses who are putting bandages on rotting corpses, when what people really need is a miracle.
We need a wake-up call and an encounter with truth. It is a revelation of truth that sets us free (see John 8:32).