My Summary of Bill Johnson's Book "GOD IS GOOD" - Part N
Our
knowledge of God should take us to Him.
The
size of God in our eyes must always be bigger than the devil and all our
problems.
We
should not miss the opportunities we have to give God the sacrifice of praise
in moments we don't understand or exactly like what is happening around
us.
Faith
doesn't deny the existence of a problem, it only denies it a place of
influence. Our faith needs to endure in times of trials. We don't get the
peace that passes all understanding until we give up our right to
understand.
God
is attracted to weakness and brokenness. Not broken and depressed but
broken because of our tenderness to Him. God wants us to seek Him for His
promises to manifest
When
answers to prayer come to a yielded heart they release greater strength.
There
are times when our love for God can be measured by what we hate. We are
supposed to hate the things He hates. God hates sickness and disease
Sometimes
we may be in dilemmas like John the Baptist found himself but we must learn to
focus on what God is doing (scripture based theology) and not on what is not
happening in our lives (experience based theology).
We
are living in the realities of two worlds. We need trust in God's goodness to
survive. Expecting to see God's goodness keeps us from fainting or being
swallowed up by what we are going through, Psa.27:13.
We
value the outcome of situations but God treasures the process; as it reveals
our devotion to Him. What we really believe about God becomes evident in trial.
Our
yielded soul is an indication of hope for healing to the world. We are to
reign with Christ and Christ rules to serve. We are to serve with the
heart of a king and rule with the heart of a servant. We rule to protect (by
executing judgment on evil) and we serve to empower others.
Miracles
happen entirely by God's grace. We don't need to panic in the process because we
are assured of the outcome; all things will work out together for our
good.
We shall stop here right now and we shall conclude with the next post.
Thank you for reading.
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Summary by Ifoghale
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