He said, "Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest".
The rest means he will crown our effort and help us achieve everything we after. We just have to put our faith in him.
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Exactly my dear friend.
The challenge is that people will always prefer fast fast answers and won't love to be patient.
In our dealings with God, patience is the key.
There are some prayers he doesn't answer not because He can't but because He knows the best for us and what we are asking for isn't the best
What you then see people do is to rush to the traditionalists and the rest of them and patronise them but the funny thing is that they run back to God after complicating issues
Where art thou our faith?
The first time I heard about prayers that God won't answer, I was surprised.
There was a guy who was desperate to own a car before the new year, every effort he made to acquire one failed so he stepped up and bought the car. Do you believe that this guy died the second day in an accident?
Nothing is indeed too much for God to do and when he isn't, we should know that there is a reason for that.
God knows the end from the beginning. God's response is always, yes, no or wait. The problem is we don't always want to wait. We want everything quick without thinking of what God is preventing us from.
That's the problem with our world currently
Impatience of the highest order
Patience is key. We want everything to happen quick, fast and on our terms but it doesn't always work that way. There is a place to wait...a place to do what we can and a place to hand off everything to God and say, I've done all I can by your help...take over.
This! Should be what our pastors and motivational speakers should always talk about
That's it, brother. He will crown our efforts. We need to do all we can and trust God to do all we can't.