Christian Living

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When Things Keep Going Wrong Where's God & Why Doesn't He Do Something About It?

Wayne was a "good" person. Despite serious medical conditions he excelled in doing "good" (2 Thessalonians 3:13). He believed in integrity, working hard, trusting in God and reaping the "fruit" of his hard labor. Wayne was extremely unselfish and helped persons everywhere. He specialized in helping the elderly, sick and shut in(s). Wayne was a seasoned Christian. He learned from life's experience that Satan was in fact real and very active in "attacking" God's children (1Peter 5:8). Wayne diligently worked to secure his life from Satan in an attempt to move forward in God's work.

Things were productive and peaceful until Wayne's relative returned from traveling. In less than a week the relative needed emergency care, "winter" re-emerged "out of no where", Wayne's car battery died and Wayne's car was hit and totaled as he took just a "5 minute drive" to charge the battery. This relative returned in just enough to witness these tragedies and then left again. Wayne was left with no transportation and a very demanding insurance company which had no regard for Wayne's plight, his health or his relative's health. Months before these sad events Wayne was falsely accused and fired from his job. Although he won the termination hearing he was still unemployed.

Wayne couldn't help wonder why God allowed such things to occur to godly people when the world was full of the unrighteous.

The Apostle Paul informs us that whatever we experience in life whether "good" or "bad (evil)" is from God (Romans 8:28; Isaiah 45:6-7; Matthew 4:1-11). Christians must not set their hopes on a desired life but must live a Spirit life submitting to whatever God allows to befall them (John 4:24; Galatians 5:16, 25; Colossians 3:2; 1 John 2:15-17; Proverbs 3:5-6; Hebrews 13:5-6; Matthew 6:25-34).

The Below Information Biblically Shows Christians How To "Walk In The Spirit", Obey & Please God:

1) Confess your sins to God and ask for His Forgiveness in a prayer such as, "Dear God I confess all my sins to you. I ask that you forgive me of my sins in Jesus Name".

2) Ask God to fill you full of His Holy Spirit and allow Jesus Christ to be your Lord & Savior such as,"Dear God I ask you to fill me full of your Holy Spirit, lead me and allow Jesus Christ to be my Lord (God) and Savior (Healer, Deliverer, Provider).

When you say that "Sinner's Prayer (Salvation Prayer)" you are now in an Everlasting Covenant with God through Jesus Christ (Genesis 17:1-2; Jeremiah 32:40). Just trust in God's Faithfulness and not on our faults, circumstances or life's ups and downs (Proverbs 3:5-6; Hebrews 13:5-6).

3) Begin to use Internet search engines, online videos Biblical and Spiritual resources to help you in your Spiritual Growth.

4) Pray Always. You can use online prayer sites, Church and/or any human prayer environments. Prayer will help you spiritually mature in the Lord.

5) Begin to replace earthly (fleshly) things with things of the Spirit.

6) Cultivate The "Mind Of Jesus Christ" (Philippians 2:1-14).

7) Never Worry, God Promises To Help You (Philippians 4:4-10; Matthew 6:25-34; Hebrews 13:5-6).

8) Cast Down ALL Opposition(s) To Jesus Christ (2 Corinthians 10:1-15).

9) Put On The WHOLE Armour Of God (Ephesians 6:10-18).

10) Cultivate The "Fruit" Of The Holy Spirit. This Fruit Is Love (Obeying Jesus & God (John 15:10-15; Exodus 20:5-6)), Joy (Never let Satan or Life stress you out), Peace (Trusting That God Will Never Leave You), Longsuffering (Trusting & Seeking God Through Trials), Gentleness (Non Aggressive), Goodness (Morality), Faith (Obey God, Don't Obey Non God Things), Meekness (Use Moses As Your Example) & Temperance (Balance),

11) Cultivate The "Gifts Of The Holy Spirit" Into Your Mind, Heart, Soul, Person & Spirit. (1 Corinthians 12:1-14; Matt 22:37).

As long as a Christian "Walks In The Spirit", seeks and utilizes "Wise Sources (Or Resources)" God will help this Christian through whatever Satan is allowed to do. Failing to "Walk In The Spirit" or utilize Wisdom could lead to "loss" for such Christians (1 Corinthians 3:15; James 1:5).

May we Christians constantly remind ourselves that our journey on Earth is a Spirit journey not a material, financial or physical one (Galatians 5:16, 25; Matthew 6:25-34; John 14:16-17).

This article was written by Greg Sayre (Deliverance Ministry) and can be freely edited, distributed and/or utilized.

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