Power Point:
What happens when the
worst things happen? A believer believes no matter what. A believer trusts that their good God
is still on the throne. Satan may do his best to steal, kill and destroy but
God’s plans are still on target to bring us a future filled with hope.
After
the events in Boston, I know that each of us responded differently. It was
almost impossible not to remember seeing those horrible scenes from the Twin
Towers 12 years ago. After that
horrible scene I was fearful. I was knocked off my moorings for a time. And
then, I remembered that God had protected many people that day and saved their
lives. I remembered that I was
still here and God still had a plan for me, and He was still good. This
time, I simply got angry.
When the worst
things happen, Beloved, we have to link ourselves to heaven with an intensity
that cannot be diffused or distracted. You can look around you and you can see
the armies of the enemy surrounding you or you can look higher, into the air
around you where God’s angel armies are armed, ready, and waiting for His
command-through your mouth. Just like Elisha in 2 Kings 6 who was confronted by
his servant’s panic, we have to see
that those who are with us are far more than those who are against us. We do
not panic. We do not lose courage. Like Elisha we must look into the unseen, into the Kingdom of
God. Jesus came and enlisted
us in His army, and He seems to be determined to remind us that “Greater is He that is in us, than he that
is in the world.” Greater means more powerful, more numerous, more
efficient, more-everything!
Abundant life is always MORE than enough. Of everything you need.
This came
from Bobby Connor, on the day of the bombings. Bobby is a modern day Elisha,
who helps us see into the unseen:
“The Spirit of God is anointing and empowering
dedicated, consecrated Believers with unstoppable authority (Luke 10:19). These
are ordinary people who do extraordinary exploits for the glory of God (Daniel
11:32b). They have embraced the promise from Christ concerning who they are and
what they can accomplish by His Spirit (John 14:12).
…Prepare, Prepare, Prepare!
Truly, as promised in Esther 4:14, we are in
the Kingdom for such a time as this. Rejoice, for you can know for certain that
the Kingdom is in you for such a day as this! Be confident: you are born for
this day. Do not delay to move forward by faith, walking in victory and taking
your place as an overcomer, embracing fully the destiny God has planned for you
(Ephesians 5:14-16).”
So
Beloved, we grieve for our country and for those who were personally harmed by
these blasts but we do not grieve as those who have no hope. That’s what
UN-believers do. Believers, (that would be you and that would be me), believe
that we are here for such a time as this, and we are called to carry the presence
of God wherever we go, and we are the ones who bring heaven to earth, until
Jesus comes again.
So, pick
yourself UP! Dust yourself off! And BELIEVE!
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