This will be a blog for Christians, for people who are part of a minority, for writers. I'm a poet, essayist, devotionalist, reviewer and writer of speculative fiction.Let God be true...and every man a liar.
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Trusting A Living God
Am feeling one way but the word of God says that God has healed me by the blood of Christ so am telling my mind to think the other way. Got up this morning thinking of strongholds. Strongholds are strong things. So strong. I mean, the Pentagon is a stronghold. Do we Christians really understand how much determination it takes to destroy a stronghold, how much committment and belief in the blood of Jesus, and how glorious the blood of Jesus is? No wonder when we pray against certain strongholds we give up...we have to because to gain the victory...is such a long battle. No matter he tells us not to faint. Only believing is the hardest work any living God could ask His people to do. If one doesn't have a living God, if the God one has is theistic as my muslim friend's God is...not a living God who is personally involved in everything you do and loves you and wants to change you, but a God who rules all and you must submit to his will because he doesn't get down into human life...then one can worship such a god. Because nothing disproves his existence. But when one trusts in a living God who promises answers to prayers...wow, something totally different.
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2 comments:
Hey there, again!
Am thinking of all those folks in prison who become saved but when they come out into the world the strongholds of addiction, lust, perversion grabs them. When we pray for folks to be saved, I think we should also pray against strongholds too. Because it's often not enough that they believe...some have spiritual issues. And their bros and sis in Christ have to pray for those things.
Strong holds aren't meant to fall. Only God's power can destroy them.
Have a wonderful memorial day!
Have Wonderful Memorial Day!
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