When I Said “No” To God
I realized I was asking God for His blessings in my life and telling Him, “No, I don’t want that!” at the same time!
I realized I was asking God for His blessings in my life and telling Him, “No, I don’t want that!” at the same time!
So why yes, man at Costco, I am trying to prove something to this world. My children are proof that God’s ways are good. That He is multigenerational.
Because I pray. In fact, I have eaten more carpet fibers at the altar while praying, yet I am still waiting…. waiting for my breakthrough…my miracle.
No matter how a prophecy plays out, at a minimum, it must always lead people toward Jesus and His ways.
Don’t you know who this Jesus is? “Get out of the boat!” Step out onto those waves in faith and don’t you dare take your eyes off of Jesus.
But when all is said and done, my prayers are said to communicate with God and not with man. In the end, I know He is pleased and that’s OK with me.
However, if we step back and take a look at this, can all religions be equally valid and lead to the same truth?
Just like we put up boundaries in dating to protect the sanctity of sex, we must be intentional with setting parameters around the heart.