Can we agree that it’s difficult to learn new things using the same learning style or expectations? It’s as if I want it all but only on my terms. It's neither easy nor fun learning a lesson or a new principle. One reason is that it's usually done in a style that I’ve never experienced. I know I must be aggravating to God.
Here is a sample of my conversation.
Me: God sure, I trust you!
God: Ok be ready.
Me: What, you cannot do it that way.
God: And why not?
Me: Because how will I know it’s you doing it?
God: Follow the process then you'll see along the way and especially after.
Me: That’ll be too tough. How will anyone ever believe me when I say its you?
God: Who cares what others think?
Me: Numero Uno does!
Me: God sure, I trust you!
God: Ok be ready.
Me: What, you cannot do it that way.
God: And why not?
Me: Because how will I know it’s you doing it?
God: Follow the process then you'll see along the way and especially after.
Me: That’ll be too tough. How will anyone ever believe me when I say its you?
God: Who cares what others think?
Me: Numero Uno does!
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"Forget about what's happened; don't keep going over old history. Be alert, be present. I'm about to do something brand-new. It's bursting out! Don't you see it? There it is! -God
1 comment:
I've asked myself the underlying question you pose many times. Why do I worry about what other humans think, sometimes more than I worry about what God thinks. Is it because I don't physically see him and thus forget he is here all the time? That's the only logical answer I can come up with so I've decided to use the 60 day challenge you made to try and put a face to God daily. by seeing him in others, It hasn't been easy and I'm not sure I'll succeed, but it's something worth trying, after all what's 60 days?
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