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@pmukasaofficial People these days watch so many movies.. I'm sure that person saw that in a movie where a guy orders champagne and tells the waiter to take to another table😂
When you don’t see a way out, you’ll be tempted to complain. No, turn it around and praise Him for who He is. “Lord, I praise You that You’re bigger than this sickness. I praise You that You’re stronger than this addiction. I praise You that You’re greater than this trouble.”
What you’re up against may be bigger, stronger—you can’t change it on your own. But don’t worry, in this fight for your future, it’s not just up to you. God is fighting for you.
The Scripture says, “Don’t get weary in well doing, for in due season, you will reap if you faint not.” God says, if you won’t get tired of doing the right thing, if you won’t let what you don’t see talk you out of what you know, then your due season is coming.
The scripture says, “Is there anything too hard for God?” He spoke worlds into existence. He flung stars into space. He has you in the palm of His hand. What He’s destined for your life will come to pass.
God knows how to take you from the back to the front, from being overlooked to standing out, from working in those fields, like Ruth, to owning those fields. You are coming into a turnaround season.
The God who controls the fire, the God who speaks to storms, the God who restores, who heals, who pays you back for the injustice, is watching over you, protecting you, ordering your steps.
There are times God asks us to do things that are hard, things that don’t make sense. To give something to others when we need it more than them, to take a step of faith despite the odds, to forgive someone that doesn’t deserve it. Today, God is asking you to go the extra mile.