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Our purpose is to encourage, inform and inspire those who are seeking a deeper, dependent relationship with God.
To that end, we will be sharing with you what God is sharing with us in a timely manner, focusing on clarity and brevity.
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As we are healed and give up our rights to control, we become willing to do things poorly before we can do them excellently. We learn to lighten up on ourselves, knowing that success is not measured by how well we perform, but on if we depend.
Getting healed challenges us to give to God our past, our present, and our future, abdicating all of our rights to control what He does in, to and through us.
When we let God do what He wants, He does whatever is needed—in us and in others—whether it is evangelism, healing, deliverance, revelation, etc.
We don’t even need to know about it.
When He was on this earth, Jesus overcame both the world and the devil.
Then why are we still struggling with them?
Because it is through the battle that we become overcomers.
Settle it, then, that part of the healing process will be a struggle and warfare, so that we can learn to depend on Jesus for training, strategy, strength, and leadership.
As whole persons we are willing to be wounded and rejected, even in the same way, by the same person, if God so desires. Many of us have been taught that our main goals in life are to protect ourselves from being hurt and to keep from making mistakes. But this is not God’s way. Jesus was the ultimate example of being willing to be wounded because the Father asked Him to, and since He “learned” obedience, He also made mistakes as part of the process. Remember, He was in all ways tempted as we are, including being tempted to discouragement and self-blame because of failures during the learning process. But as we learn to depend on God for His life, we become “tender hearted yet thick skinned,” remembering that the church was never meant to be a sanctuary from the world.