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"The clocks were striking midnight and the rooms were very still; a figure glided quietly from bed to bed, smoothing a cover here, settling a pillow there and pausing to look long and tenderly at each unconscious face, to kiss each, with lips that mutely, blessed and to pray the fervent prayers which only mothers utter," Louisa May Alcott from Little Women.
Another name for covenant is Testament; in the Bible we have the Old Testament and the New Testament. We can't appreciate what we have (the new Covenant) until we know what and where we have come from.
Anyone who can descend into Hades, the place of the dead, conquer hell and the devil, then fellowship with Mary Magdalene, have a seaside breakfast with a group of doubting fisherman, appear to 2 disciples who were traveling on the road to Emmaus so they might know He was risen and then spring heavenward to be seated at the right hand of God, the Father on High; WELL, He has my vote of confidence about handling my problems and my future, whatever it holds!
BAD DAY(S)! We all have them; how can we deal with bad day(s) so that it doesn't destroy us and those around us and instead we position ourselves so God can turn our bad day(s) into a victorious event through which He gets the glory.
Regrettably a bad day(s) come to everyone regardless of who you are, your station in life, or how much you do or don't have. While Jesus was on the cross, He reacted to His situation in such a way as to provide us with a good example (a road map if you will) on how to deal with bad days.
Three things to help you in that time period between when you pray and the answer arrives! What to do so you can stay in faith and keep your hope alive?
Most Christians don't question God's ability to answer their need, they question His willing to.
It's one thing to know there are advantages to waiting on God; it's another thing to know HOW to wait on God. I share with you three (3) things you can do that will make waiting on God a little easier and will open the way for you to get God's answer to your prayer.
Often times between when we pray about a situation or when we speak a promise of God and the answer to our prayer or the manifestation of God's promise, there exists an interval of time. This interval of time is often called "The problem." Four things to help you to wait upon God.
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Godly wisdom for daily living;.