How we see the Father is perhaps THE MOST significant concept where there is power, potential, and promise, and thus we can expect opposition. The enemy works overtime to get us to think that God is distant, heavy handed, unfair, uncaring. How we see God doesn’t change who He is, but is greatly affects our ability to:
1) Relate to Him and 2) Receive from Him
Good fathers are providers but not enablers.
Good fathers are present, not passive.
Good fathers are protectors but are not over-protective or controlling.
Jesus is the big brother that came searching for us, to bring us back to the royal family of God! He rejoices over each of us when we “come to our senses” and come back the the Father!
God’s blessing isn’t just waiting in the promised land – it’s with you in the process, on the journey of getting to the promised...
There is almost always a process associated with the promise. Some of us think we are in trouble, but we’re really in training! Fear ...
Servanthood is the pathway to greatness. “The greatest among you shall serve.” God doesn’t despise greatness, He resists selfishness and pride. Churches that fail...
