- Beth Moore's Get Out of that Pit
* His refusal to bend to our will may at first seem uncompassionate in light of all we've endured, but He's pushing for the best thing that will ever happen to us. God will never be condependent with you. He will never pat your broken back and say, "Who could blame you for all of this?" He wants you up on your feet, living abudantly, profoundly, effectively.
*Sometimes our tears flow from our desperation for God to change and our frustration that He won't. Nothing weeps more copiously than a chunk of ice. Sentimentality is no indication of a warm heart.
* Remember to get out of any pit, we must
Cry out, Confess, Consent...
*Consent to the process, wait upon God as he begins shifting, shoving, and rearranging things for your release.
*Use God's word as the Sword of the Spirit, to make the enemy flee.
No comments:
Post a Comment