This is a teaching here that explains that when we are good we are likely to have more difficult challenges than when we are not fully committed. But the difference in these challenges are that they are only for us to become better. They come directly from the hand of The Father. While trials we bring upon ourselves because of sin or mistakes may not prove to be as effective in allowing us to grow. Therefore if we will struggle let them be brought about by His will and not of our own mistakes.
Sunday, April 29, 2012
New Testament, John 15:2-6
"Every
branch in me that beareth not fruit he taketh away: and every branch
that beareth fruit, he purgeth it, that it may bring forth more fruit."
This is a teaching here that explains that when we are good we are likely to have more difficult challenges than when we are not fully committed. But the difference in these challenges are that they are only for us to become better. They come directly from the hand of The Father. While trials we bring upon ourselves because of sin or mistakes may not prove to be as effective in allowing us to grow. Therefore if we will struggle let them be brought about by His will and not of our own mistakes.
This is a teaching here that explains that when we are good we are likely to have more difficult challenges than when we are not fully committed. But the difference in these challenges are that they are only for us to become better. They come directly from the hand of The Father. While trials we bring upon ourselves because of sin or mistakes may not prove to be as effective in allowing us to grow. Therefore if we will struggle let them be brought about by His will and not of our own mistakes.
