The Man God Has For You by Stephan Labossiere (1)

life, as well as impact and help the lives of others around you be it
directly, or indirectly.
It’s important for you to understand your role in the process, along
with the actions you must take.
This includes all aspects of your life. God cannot coddle you. I would
love for it to be easy. That we just put in our request and everything’s
done. But that’s just not the way it works. You’ll be better off once you
accept and embrace this approach.
From here on out, I need you to promise that you’re not going to pray
that prayer again. You will not ask God to remove that person if they’re
not for you. From now on ask, Lord, should I remove them?
Should I be dealing with them and how do you want me to proceed?
When you ask this, you’ll find out what you need to do and then do it.
You’ll see the greatness of being obedient, getting his direction, and
experiencing the blessing that comes along with that journey. Although it
may be tough, you’ll love it in the end and you’ll see the results.
So, find peace with that.
God is there to hear you and give you an answer.
It’s what He wants. Being open to hearing Him will only strengthen
your relationship and that’s a good thing, so let’s make that happen. Let’s
continue with this new approach and continue on with this book.
There is no perfect man; therefore, there is no perfect man of God.
Based on our beliefs, we were born into sin, so we’re going to make
mistakes. We all have a process in our lives where we grow, evolve, and
begin to understand how to properly approach life and anything else we
encounter on that path.
Perfection is unrealistic, and therefore, there is no perfect man and
there is no perfect man of God.
Many times people assume, or place expectations on others once
they’ve accepted God. It is this assumption that now they are supposed to
get it all right. They’re not allowed to sin, have faults, or struggle. The
minute people view it, they take it as