God is a master at His stuff.
Firday, all hell is breaking loose. I yelled and cussed at everyone.
As I told Laura, after I repented, I am trying so hard, and nothing is working out. I try to watch my weight, and I gained 10 lbs since June. I try to stay in fellowship with the LORD, and it just aint there – at all. The last week, I slept in and just gave up. Relationships were messy, and work sucked. The harder that I tried, the worse it got.
Chris Foster calls me Saturday after a text exchange. He tells me that it’s about surrendering to God. He has been here. He prophesied that the flood gates would open and deals would soon roll in like crazy. And, the next area to watch for is, “look what my hands did.”
Yesterday at church, Peter gave an altar call for any who would want to surrender their lives. It was right on with what Chris said. Surrender! “But, God, I dont know how! Yes, but I can’t.” Even the very act of surrendering takes the LORD.
Apart from Jesus, I can do nothing.
At the altar, God showed up. This happened during worship.
Something special was happening for certain. The altar was wall to wall with people. I felt electricity and fire – even after we were done.
The call came up as a result of a prophetic word given.
Then, Peter preached, and it was all about surrender, grace and power. He even likened it to a factory – with quotas. Yikes! Do we need to change the name of our company?
Revelation came.
Repentance came.
It’s a new day. Something broke.
The deals will now come. I really believe that the LORD has just made a major point. What is about to unfold is all a product of His doing – His grace.
His grace empowers us to do it. When we are weak, His strength is made perfect.
To God be the glory.
This one took almost 5 months to play out. 5 = number for grace. We got a lesson and huge reminder not to forget what He has done and is doing. It is all about Him.
Father, thank You for Your grace. May we never forget.
Just to do that requires Your grace.
We are fully dependent upon you, LORD.
Last night, I went and bought a $40 coffee table and end table. They are rustic and ok for now – great for our mountain home.
The dude asked me what I did. He checked us out. And, he has a startup that will need our help. Jack was there to see it. Bless the LORD. It’s all grace