God Will Work It Out For Your Good! (Romans 8:26-28) Anyone who as every been in a discouraging situation or a deep valley has found comfort in Romans 8:26-28, through sickness, financial difficulty, marital or relationship problems, job loss or maybe even the unknown. Romans 8:28 begins with the words, “And we know.” We don’t think; we don’t fear the unknown. We may not know what our future holds, but we know we can take comfort—God holds our future! Romans 8:26 begins with the words, “The Spirit helps us in our weaknesses.” God is a very present help in time of trouble! (Psalm 46:1) The scripture goes on to say, “We may not know what to pray for as we ought, but the Spirit intercedes for the saints according to the will of God.” Knowing is not something you feel, knowing is regardless of how you feel or regardless of how things look—you believe God will work it out for your good! God doesn’t always tell us how, when or where He will work things together for good, but the promise we have is that He will work it out! God has to sign off on everything that goes and comes into your life. If He wasn’t going to use this circumstance for your good, it wouldn’t have happened. I encourage you to stop looking at what threatens you—keep your eyes on God! (Matthew 6:25-34, Psalm 121:1-2) “I know what I’m doing. I have it all planned out—plans to take care of you, not abandon you, plans to give you the future you hope for! (Jeremiah 29:11 MSG) ~ God Pray This Prayer With Me: Father, I believe, yet when trouble comes I still need Your continuous help with my unbelief. Thank You for insisting that I pray according to Your will, even when I’m overwhelmed with failures. I thank You for encouraging me as I come empty—You fill me with Your strength love and warm embrace. I humbly pray, in Jesus name, amen… Have a great day! Never forget, in all circumstances, God loves you and you are extremely valuable and important in God’s eyes! In His service, Jacob...
Posted on: Tue, 28 Oct 2014 10:58:52 +0000
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