When You Can Walk on Water, Take the Boat - Webs

to ask for it, so ask, seek and knock. <strong>You</strong> have allies in many
dimensions who are more than willing and able to help you
when you’re caught in a difficult situation. <strong>When</strong> you need
help, ask for it. And, of course, I, too, am always there to assist
you.”
I interrupted God at this point. “Lord, <strong>You</strong> say we
should ask for help, but I’ve asked many times and, yet, it
seemed that there wasn’t any answer. I seemed to have been
worse off than before asking. Why is that so?”
“It’s very simple indeed. Many times you ask without
believing that you’ll get an answer. Sometimes you don’t think
that you deserve an answer. At other times, you’re pleading
and begging and talking so much that you can’t hear the answer.
“Then there are those times when you’re like your son
who has just broken his toy train. He asks you to fix it for him,
but he holds on to it and won’t give it to you. In fact, he even
tells you how to fix it. <strong>You</strong> want a problem solved? Then don’t
hold on to it. Release it to me and go about your work. Let go
and let God.”
“Do <strong>You</strong> mean it’s that simple? Just let go? That makes
sense though. I think I’ll try it,” I stammered.
“<strong>You</strong> always have enough to do what has to be
done—more than enough, actually, to take care of all your
needs and wants. Sometimes you go through trials, but that’s
only to strengthen parts of you and to give you a deeper understanding.
<strong>You</strong>’re never alone. I am with you always. <strong>When</strong>
you’re down in the arena and your face is in the dust and the
crowds are booing, don’t give up. <strong>When</strong> they laugh at you and
ridicule you and say all manner of vile things against you,
don’t give up. <strong>When</strong> you feel the boot of your opponent on
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