Your previous Refuel was convicting. This one hits the target square on the nose. I think I need more coffee while I listen to this one over and over. Love ya Curt!
I know the feeling. God spoke to me today and He said finish up with your game, and I was so wrapped up in it that I messed 🆙 I should have STOPPED right then. I’m learning from my mistakes because I want to hear from my Father Abba♥️🙏😇God bless you brothers and sisters in Jesus name Amen 🙏♥️
How did he speak with you? How were you certain it was him? I wish I could hear him speak to me like he spoke with you. If God spoke with me clearly and without any shadow of a doubt I wouldn't hesitate to respond, but I've not been so lucky to hear so directly from the Him. I love God with all my heart, I know he exists, I know he hears me, but he's pretty much left me to alone to interpret his wishes and commands and I've been flailing around ever since doing my best in this life, and most likely failing miserably. But I'm still here, still trying.
How can you react and quickly obey a command that's obscure, not very direct? A command that's just a tug at the heart, a gut feeling or whatnot; what if your gut or your feeling is wrong? What if you misinterpreted the command. Would not reacting quickly and being "so sure of yourself that you're doing God's will" be dangerous? Philip had the certainty that God was speaking with him, commanding him. A lot of us don't get that luxury, there's a lot of uncertainty surrounding what he wants us to do. At least for me there is and it's been a source of deep frustration. Example: Some sermon I hear talks about the work they're doing digging wells in African villages and my brain goes "oh, maybe I should help out?" should I interpret that as God's command suddenly, quickly, quit my job and take off for several months to Africa to help dig wells certain that I'm following God's command for me? Or did maybe I jump the gun based on a random thought or feeling? These are the conundrum's I'm left with. I really need the Lord to speak with me and yet he's remained radio silent even though I'm certain he exists, he's there and he hears me.
in the Bible when God told people to do something it was clear to them that it qwas God ( a lot of them weren't struggling with the question of was the voice God or not ), in today's society people's communication with God is foggy and that's what's causing the hesitation to obey, but as you connect more with the Lord the issue will no longer be if he really said what he said, the fogginess will be gone, it would then come down to will you obey clear instructions.
Perfect word!!! Thank you Lord and Pastor Curt💜🙏🏼💜🙏🏼
Your previous Refuel was convicting. This one hits the target square on the nose. I think I need more coffee while I listen to this one over and over. Love ya Curt!
I want to n know to obey quickly but I sometimes I think about “what will people say or think” Good thought this mornjng Pastor Kurt. Thank you
Thank you lord and pastor Curt for the word and Thank you Holy Sprite for speaking to me and nice hair cut
Thank you, Pastor Curt. Great reminder to listen for the Holy Spirit's quiet voice.
Great word Pastor Curt! Thank you!❤
Thank You For this Word!
I know the feeling. God spoke to me today and He said finish up with your game, and I was so wrapped up in it that I messed 🆙 I should have STOPPED right then. I’m learning from my mistakes because I want to hear from my Father Abba♥️🙏😇God bless you brothers and sisters in Jesus name Amen 🙏♥️
How did he speak with you? How were you certain it was him? I wish I could hear him speak to me like he spoke with you.
If God spoke with me clearly and without any shadow of a doubt I wouldn't hesitate to respond, but I've not been so lucky to hear so directly from the Him. I love God with all my heart, I know he exists, I know he hears me, but he's pretty much left me to alone to interpret his wishes and commands and I've been flailing around ever since doing my best in this life, and most likely failing miserably. But I'm still here, still trying.
How can you react and quickly obey a command that's obscure, not very direct? A command that's just a tug at the heart, a gut feeling or whatnot; what if your gut or your feeling is wrong? What if you misinterpreted the command. Would not reacting quickly and being "so sure of yourself that you're doing God's will" be dangerous? Philip had the certainty that God was speaking with him, commanding him. A lot of us don't get that luxury, there's a lot of uncertainty surrounding what he wants us to do. At least for me there is and it's been a source of deep frustration.
Example: Some sermon I hear talks about the work they're doing digging wells in African villages and my brain goes "oh, maybe I should help out?" should I interpret that as God's command suddenly, quickly, quit my job and take off for several months to Africa to help dig wells certain that I'm following God's command for me? Or did maybe I jump the gun based on a random thought or feeling?
These are the conundrum's I'm left with. I really need the Lord to speak with me and yet he's remained radio silent even though I'm certain he exists, he's there and he hears me.
in the Bible when God told people to do something it was clear to them that it qwas God ( a lot of them weren't struggling with the question of was the voice God or not ), in today's society people's communication with God is foggy and that's what's causing the hesitation to obey, but as you connect more with the Lord the issue will no longer be if he really said what he said, the fogginess will be gone, it would then come down to will you obey clear instructions.