Friday, April 6, 2018

1 Sam 1-2 Ps 66 2 Cor 7

No matter how dire circumstances may become we must understand that God is still on his throne. When the man of God prophesied against Eli he must have felt the Injustice against God and had been prayerful about it. This is what happens when wickedness runs amok. Good, holy people who understand the heart of God move in prayer. And God hears and moves against the wickedness and evil, sometimes in dramatic fashion. We must keep praying out the heart of God remembering that “we have the mind of Christ.” (1 Corinthians 2:16)

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