Beloved, the scripture says it is not of him that willeth, nor of him that runner but it is God who shows mercy. He has compassion on who He chooses to have compassion on and mercy on who He chooses to have mercy on.
You can’t teach God what to do or show Him what is good and what is bad. God knows all things and He knows how He wants them to play out and they shall surely play out so. God is the only One who delivers true justice in all situations. God is the only one who is good. There is nothing that He does which is wrong or unrighteous. Everything He does is perfect and good no matter how you see it or understand it as an individual. .
Beloved, the scripture says it is not of him that willeth, nor of him that runneth but it is God who shows mercy. He has compassion on who He chooses to have compassion on and mercy on who He chooses to have mercy on. You can’t teach God what to do or show Him what is good and what is bad. God knows all things and He knows how He wants them to play out and they shall surely play out so. God is the only One who delivers true justice in all situations. God is the only one who is good. There is nothing that He does which is wrong or unrighteous. Everything He does is perfect and good no matter how you see it or understand it as a person.
Beloved in everything you do, you need direction from God so you don’t miss His plan for you. Your desire or readiness to do a particular thing does not mean you will be successful at it. Somebody with practically no knowledge at all about the same thing may be more successful at it than you. You may even fail woefully at it. Beloved it doesn’t matter what you have or what you know or who you think you are. What matters is the will of God.
Do you know what the will of God concerning your life is? Beloved, don’t rush into anything just because you think it is good. Don’t get into something just because you desire it. Beloved get into what God wants you to get into by seeking to know His will for your life and flowing with it. *IT’S ALL ABOUT JESUS* and no one else. In the Garden of Gethsamane, Jesus prayed for His own desire. Knowing that His desire may be different from the Father’s desire, He added, ‘yet not my will but your will be done’. Beloved you can pray for what you want at anytime but always end your prayer just as Jesus did, with the statement; “Father let your will be done”.
Have a lovely Week!!