Transformation__February_2018
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It is only through the word of God that we are<br />
able to know what He wants us to do. The<br />
perfect will requires total submission and<br />
surrender, no matter how hard the situation<br />
may become. Jesus knew that the hour of<br />
suffering had come but He could not back out<br />
just at that time. He knew he will suffer at<br />
the hands of the Jewish authorities and He will<br />
end up dying on the cross but He surrendered;<br />
“Father,” He said, “If you will, take this cup of<br />
suffering away from me, not my will however but<br />
your will be done” (Luke 22:42).<br />
When it comes to Gods perfect will, there is<br />
nothing we can do about it. It cannot be averted.<br />
You must surrender and let God accomplish his<br />
divine purpose through you. Understanding what<br />
God wants us to do will help us to embrace the<br />
whole thing knowing that God will do whatever He<br />
wants but it is always for the best. We may suffer<br />
and we are bound to suffer as long as we are in the<br />
world but when we know that God wants to teach<br />
us and bring the best out of us, we will embrace it<br />
and make the best use of the opportunity we have.<br />
So be careful how<br />
you live. Don’t live<br />
like ignorant<br />
people, but like<br />
wise people. Make<br />
good use of every<br />
opportunity you<br />
have, because<br />
these are evil days.<br />
Don’t be fools,<br />
then, but try to<br />
find out what the<br />
Lord wants you to<br />
do (Ephesians<br />
5:15-17).<br />
We know that<br />
in all things<br />
God works<br />
for good with<br />
those who<br />
love him,<br />
those whom<br />
he has called<br />
to his purpose<br />
(Romans<br />
8:28).