I believe God
What a great Sunday at Cornerstone! I'm so thankful for what God is doing, for the way He continues to strengthen our faith through His Word, and for the baptism and infilling of the Holy Ghost that a new soul experienced this weekend, just like the Bible says!
There are three simple words from Sunday that I hope will stay with all of us this week: “I Believe God!”
It's really easy to trust God when everything is going the way we hoped, the way we want, the way we think it should. But what about when life gets difficult, when prayers seem to be unanswered, and we don't understand what God is doing? Can we still say, “I believe God”?
Paul was chosen and called by God, and yet he still faced storms and hardships. So I want to encourage you today: just because you're going through something doesn't mean you're outside the Will of God. And just because the storm has come doesn't mean God has changed His mind about you!
I love Paul's confidence in Acts 27:23 when he declared, “Whose I am, and whom I serve.” He knew who he belonged to, and that gave him confidence even in the middle of the storm.
Cornerstone, circumstances change, feelings change, and people change, but God's Word never changes! Whatever this week brings, don't lose sight of who He is! He's still faithful, and His promises are still true.
Be of good cheer. Keep trusting Him. Keep the faith. And keep declaring: “I believe God!” I'm praying for you and believing God for great things in your lives this week.
Pastor Dwaine Chapdelaine
There are three simple words from Sunday that I hope will stay with all of us this week: “I Believe God!”
It's really easy to trust God when everything is going the way we hoped, the way we want, the way we think it should. But what about when life gets difficult, when prayers seem to be unanswered, and we don't understand what God is doing? Can we still say, “I believe God”?
Paul was chosen and called by God, and yet he still faced storms and hardships. So I want to encourage you today: just because you're going through something doesn't mean you're outside the Will of God. And just because the storm has come doesn't mean God has changed His mind about you!
I love Paul's confidence in Acts 27:23 when he declared, “Whose I am, and whom I serve.” He knew who he belonged to, and that gave him confidence even in the middle of the storm.
Cornerstone, circumstances change, feelings change, and people change, but God's Word never changes! Whatever this week brings, don't lose sight of who He is! He's still faithful, and His promises are still true.
Be of good cheer. Keep trusting Him. Keep the faith. And keep declaring: “I believe God!” I'm praying for you and believing God for great things in your lives this week.
Pastor Dwaine Chapdelaine
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