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November 26,2012
Hi there! I know I haven't been updating as frequently as I used to, but like I said before, a boring stay in the hospital is a good stay! I don't wanna bore you guys with the details of what I do every day. Either that or I'm getting lazier with each passing day… -3-
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Today I felt like the Lord was speaking to me about faith. In 2 Kings 13, Elisha, on his deathbed, wanted to bless Joash, the king of Israel at the time, and told him to pick up his bow and send arrows into the ground. Joash did so, but only 3 times, and no more.
Yes, he did what was asked of him, but not whole-heartedly. He did only as much as his faith allowed him to. Yes, he did receive blessing, but it wasn't all of what God had originally planned for him. God is infinitely powerful, but he is still limited by our faith, or lack thereof.
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I don't want partial healing, or even "mostly healed"; I want to be healed completely, forever free of this disease. I want a normal life, one that all 18-year-olds should have, which does NOT involve being a patient in the hospital, receiving treatment for a life-threatening disease. I have to have faith in God 100% that he will heal me completely.
Sometimes God tells us to do something but doesn't give us the details. When this happens, we should wholeheartedly and enthusiastically give it our all. Don't just stop at one, or two, but keep shooting arrows into the ground until you run out of arrows or when He tells you to stop.
I will be that persistent archer, shooting arrows until the Lord tells me to stop.
Brian
November 26,2012
Hi there! I know I haven't been updating as frequently as I used to, but like I said before, a boring stay in the hospital is a good stay! I don't wanna bore you guys with the details of what I do every day. Either that or I'm getting lazier with each passing day… -3-
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Today I felt like the Lord was speaking to me about faith. In 2 Kings 13, Elisha, on his deathbed, wanted to bless Joash, the king of Israel at the time, and told him to pick up his bow and send arrows into the ground. Joash did so, but only 3 times, and no more.
Yes, he did what was asked of him, but not whole-heartedly. He did only as much as his faith allowed him to. Yes, he did receive blessing, but it wasn't all of what God had originally planned for him. God is infinitely powerful, but he is still limited by our faith, or lack thereof.
⋯⋯
Hi there! I know I haven't been updating as frequently as I used to, but like I said before, a boring stay in the hospital is a good stay! I don't wanna bore you guys with the details of what I do every day. Either that or I'm getting lazier with each passing day… -3-
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Today I felt like the Lord was speaking to me about faith. In 2 Kings 13, Elisha, on his deathbed, wanted to bless Joash, the king of Israel at the time, and told him to pick up his bow and send arrows into the ground. Joash did so, but only 3 times, and no more.
Yes, he did what was asked of him, but not whole-heartedly. He did only as much as his faith allowed him to. Yes, he did receive blessing, but it wasn't all of what God had originally planned for him. God is infinitely powerful, but he is still limited by our faith, or lack thereof.
⋯⋯
I don't want partial healing, or even "mostly healed"; I want to be healed completely, forever free of this disease. I want a normal life, one that all 18-year-olds should have, which does NOT involve being a patient in the hospital, receiving treatment for a life-threatening disease. I have to have faith in God 100% that he will heal me completely.
Sometimes God tells us to do something but doesn't give us the details. When this happens, we should wholeheartedly and enthusiastically give it our all. Don't just stop at one, or two, but keep shooting arrows into the ground until you run out of arrows or when He tells you to stop.
I will be that persistent archer, shooting arrows until the Lord tells me to stop.
Sometimes God tells us to do something but doesn't give us the details. When this happens, we should wholeheartedly and enthusiastically give it our all. Don't just stop at one, or two, but keep shooting arrows into the ground until you run out of arrows or when He tells you to stop.
I will be that persistent archer, shooting arrows until the Lord tells me to stop.
Brian
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