Sunday, July 22, 2018

2 Kings 20; Isaiah 38-39; Ps 75; 1 Peter 2

There are many things that happen and we cannot fathom why. Things happen which are unjust or just happen because they do. Does God cause these things to happen, we may ask? I suggest that this is the wrong question. We should never question God's motives. A better question is to ask yourself ‘.. do I have the faith to take this problem to the Lord?’ If the answer is a resounding yes then you're in a good place and whatever the outcome God will understand your predicament and he will bring about a solution in his own time and way. Bless the Lord!
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