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  In the last few months, people have looked up to the prophets to give them hope, but they made one mistake: They went by dates. None of the prophets gave dates. They speak just as God would speak in his word, in the Bible. Nothing is plain. In fact, God said through David that he would speak in riddles. Even Jesus spoke in parables and riddles. One time, his disciples told Jesus they "now understand" because he spoke plainly. People today put their hopes in dates and it reminded me of the two men who walked on the road to Emmaus. READ MORE to follow my post at WordPress

" For without faith it is impossible to please God "    For you have need of endurance so that after you have done the will of God you may receive the promise." Hebrews 10:36 NKJV No one likes patience. We all want results now and not later, but there were many people in the Bible who didn't get what God promised right away. Abraham waited 25 years until Isaac was born. David waited until Saul was no longer king. Joseph waited thirteen years before he became second to Pharaoh. But we need patience. Aren't we as believers suppose to be like our heavenly Father? Paul wrote that love is patience and since God is love then he is also patient. If he wasn't, then we are in trouble. James and Paul both agreed that we should let patience have its way in us, but it is so hard. When everything around us looks bleaks, people are giving up on God to save us from this corrupted government, we just want to say, "Come Lord, Jesus come!" Mary and Martha had a sic

No one likes patience. We  all want results now and not later, but there were many people in the Bible who didn't get what God promised right away. Abraham waited 25 years until Isaac was born. David waited until Saul was no longer king. Joseph waited thirteen years before he became second to Pharaoh. But we need patience. Aren't we as believers suppose to be like our heavenly Father? Paul wrote that love is patience and since God is love then he is also patient. If he wasn't, then we are in trouble.  Read More Please note that blogger and Weebly do not have follow options. Once I figure out WordPress, you can follow me here: Madison Blog