THIS WASN’T THE LORD’S WILL 😔
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Have you ever wondered why God allows bad things to happen? Is it His will? Is He the One who’s actually behind your most painful trials? This one’s for you.
“Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not change like shifting shadows.” - James 1:17
DOES EVERYTHING "HAPPEN FOR A REASON?"
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Very important message. I've often heard it said that people blame God for evil things he never did, and refuse to give him proper credit for all the Good he has done. Sometimes it makes your heart hurt for the Lord.
@@TheFIame Absolutely, it’s heartbreaking. And God is still so merciful in both of those scenarios.
God is sovereign over everything. He is all powerful and all-knowing. He is a good God, and He created us for His glory. We live in a fallen world and bad things happen as a result of sin. The good news is that we, who are belivers of Jesus as Lord and savior have heaven to look forward to where there will be no more weeping, no more mourning and no more pain.
@@88niteowl88 Amen! 💯
Great word again. Thank u. I needed this too.
Also, I would add (about Job) that what God may allow is not the same as His will for us. Those things He allowed Satan to do were not "from/by" Him, but from Satan.
@@itstrinitykaye Very true. Ultimately the attack was from the enemy, not something God did.
Ummm, firstly, I love your content so, this isn't coming from a place of trying to attack or to undermine how hard it must be to speak on a public platform. It's just a different opinion.
About Job, God didn't remove His protection from him. He told the devil do what you want but don't take His life.
Now God did not engineer the plans that the devil made, but He's all knowing and knew what was going to happen. If we believe that God is all knowing, then He knew.
So God allowed it because in the grand scheme of things, He'd be Glorified, Job's character & faith would be shaped more and the devil was proven wrong actually.
So, yes, it was God's will that he went through challenges. Not that God engineered the evil, He cannot. But He decides if it's worth allowing to happen.
I'll conclude with a quote I've heard before; God won't keep you from anything that will make you more like Jesus.
I, therefore, dont think theres anything wrong with believing that nothing happens outside God's will. It's actually pretty comforting.
Can anything take God by surprise? Is anything, whether past, present or future, outside His control? If no, then whether directly or indirectly, nothing happens without His permission.
I hope this helps to add onto the discussion.
@@angelicagalabuzi1131 Thanks for sharing your thoughts! You already know where I stand and the scriptures I used as reference. I would love to know of the scriptures that you would reference regarding your viewpoint on this if you have time.
It’s good to have differing opinions to add to the dialogue, and I appreciate that you stated them in a respectful way. 😊
Haven't even watched the full video and I already was blessed by this comment! God bless you truly for sharing this! AMENN!! 🎉🎉❤
@@KytiaLamour Thank you for hearing me out. Whether we agree or not, I appreciate that.
So, a perfect example to me is Jacob vs Esau. They fought while they were in the womb. And it was prophesied that the last shall be greater than the older.
Does this mean God knew the future? Yes.
Does this mean it was right for Jacob to steal Esau's blessing? No.
Did God let it happen? Yes.
So nothing happens without God's knowledge. In summary, i think this all goes back to God's Sovereignty vs Free Will OR God's Sovereignty vs A fallen world (How can God be in control and such evil still happens?)
A topic commonly debated amongst people. One that I wrestled with in my walk and still wrestle with sometimes. Why does God allow bad to happen? It can really be hard to comprehend it. We can never have all the answers because we aren't all knowing, God is.
Let's not forget the injustice Jesus went through at the cross. God actually allowed it to happen.
But we can trust that if God is good, and He's in control, all shall be well.
So, I've just realised that when you asked for Bible references, you may have been speaking particularly to the Job part.
I think as we read Job, we can see he became more humble. For instance, when God assured him by asking, "Where were you when I laid the foundations of the earth?" (Job 38:4)
God was telling him he actually had no right to question Him. It sounds harsh and I know you said we aren't Job.
I agree that we aren't any of the OT characters. I even used to worry if God would give me a spouse like the one he gave Hosea😂 I told my pastor and he laughed. He explained that to me.
So yes, we will not go through the all the issues OT guys went through.
But for the Job thing, we may not go through losses like he did, but we'll still go through losses. And the devil will never stop trying to steal, kill and destroy. And God will never stop outsmarting the devil😊
@@Mwuahxx I hope you do take time to finish the video. I’d love to know your complete thoughts on it.
There’s someone I used to follow who tragically lost his son and in him trying to make sense of it, he said “the Lord gives and the Lord taketh away.” Him saying that felt so wrong to me 🥴
@@aprilray8111 Wow. That’s so sad. What a tragic loss. It’s very hard when we go through something our mind can’t comprehend so we try to make sense of it the best we can. I’ve been there in the past as well.
@@KytiaLamour so was it bad for the person to say that?? Y'all ain't for real right now. I think it's quiet admirable of someone to say that in a tough time.
@@angelicagalabuzi1131 I wouldn’t use “bad” in describing that statement, but I also wouldn’t personally use “admirable” either. The Bible says that Job did not sin when he said that, but it never explicitly said he was right or wrong. We should always keep in mind that a wholistic view of scripture is important when quoting a Bible verse and applying it to a situation or testimony in our personal lives. Especially when it pertains to our relationship under a new covenant with Jesus.
Job 1:21
“Naked came I out of my mother's womb, and naked shall I return thither: the LORD gave, and the LORD hath taken away; blessed be the name of the LORD”
Proverbs 15:3
The eyes of the Lord are in every place, beholding the evil and the good.
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@@doreen8855 💛
Thank you for this☺️💫💫
@@mskmonroe66 Thanks for your kind words. 🙏🏽
Amen and amen! This is wisdom!
@@sarahw5834 Thanks so much for watching. 🙏🏽
I'm saying this without any context because I so happen to cut to this scene at 5:20sec, but God sent a messenger of Satan to buffet Paul, the thorn in his flesh... 2 Cor 12:7-8
@@ReverenceGod I would actually love for you to share your thoughts with complete context if you have the time. And also if you could share what you mean by that scripture because I’m not sure why you’re referencing it regarding this video.
thank you for this word
@@shawnee1881 Thanks so much for watching.
@@KytiaLamour I suffered a miscarriage of twins recently, so this word is what I needed to hear.
@@shawnee1881 I’m so very sorry you went through this. It’s a terrible nightmare, and I pray that you have The Lord’s strength each and every day and support from loved ones throughout this time of grieving. 🙏🏽
1st!
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@@JerrellConner 💛
Good video sis!
@@BethelGreeen Thanks for your encouragement. 💛
Excellent explanation! Thank you for this video. 🫶🏾 I’ve shared it with my girlfriends! Very insightful!
@@TheGallahers Thank you so much for watching and for sharing it. 💛