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From the CANON on this blog:
Solutions
1.
God is omnipotent and therefore can solve any problem. He may choose to use the solutions listed
below, but he often provides in ways you could have never imagined. The poor should cry out to God for help,
rather than depending on Baal.
From today’s scripture reading:
When
you bow down before the Lord and admit your dependence on him, he will lift you
up.
James
4:10 (NLT)
From today’s devotional:
“Draw near to god
and He will draw near to you.” That is an amazing promise! As we open ourselves
up to the Lord, He opens up to us. If we come to Him in submission, repentance,
and brokenness, He rushes in with forgiveness, love, and faithfulness. There is
no room for self-sufficiency or self-protection in this interaction. Only in
the humility of helplessness will we discover the sufficiency of His presence.
Many times He uses
situations and difficulties to get our attention and stimulate our thirst for Him.
What appears to be a painful or desperate situation is often His invitation to
draw near.
Have you allowed
adversity or failure to pull you away from God rather than toward Him?
Commentary:
God can solve any
problem. We should look to Him for
sufficiency rather than depending on Baal.
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