<p>It seems that many of us, well, more likely all of us, when things don't meet our expectations, or when things just flat out wrong, we ask God; why did You let this happen?  Perhaps even taking it to the next level in blaming God and move away from Him.  You may be surprised today when Moses starts down that same argument trail.    </p>

It seems that many of us, well, more likely all of us, when things don't meet our expectations, or when things just flat out wrong, we ask God; why did You let this happen? Perhaps even taking it to the next level in blaming God and move away from Him. You may be surprised today when Moses starts down that same argument trail.

<p>It seems that many of us, well, more likely all of us, when things don't meet our expectations, or when things just flat out wrong, we ask God; why did You let this happen? &nbsp;Perhaps even taking it to the next level in blaming God and move away from Him. &nbsp;You may be surprised today when Moses starts down that same argument trail. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

#192 Asking God Why

Have you experienced the joy of meeting with the Lord daily? Quieting our hearts before Him and seeking His voice daily is more vital today than ever before. We face more pressures coming at us daily; more distractions, more information, good and bad than ever before. The true way to not only cope with daily challenges but to live in victory is with a daily, intentional, purposeful connection with Jesus Christ and to draw from His well of living water the powerful word of God. We began this devotional in order to help the followers of Christ to easily draw close to God each and every day.

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