Contentment
Jesus asks:
“Do you give thanks for what I allow to happen to you?
Why do you not give thanks? I AM in charge of all your circumstances and they are working for your best.
I AM in charge of what happens to you and protects what is mine.
Do you believe I AM a God of Love?
If not, whatever happens to you, you will question believing it is the wrong even if you do not say it out aloud.
Remember The Holy Spirit tells me what you need, (Romans 8:26-27).
Doubt of any kind says My ways are not perfect or I do not Love you as I should.
Does it concern you that things are not happening as you think they should?
Or are not happening when you think they should?
This questions My love for you!
if you start questioning My Love for you, it causes doubts and damages faith. Remember you are a part of The Family of God so The Father will treat you as a family member not as a stranger or transient person in the Kingdom.
All I do is designed to help you grow and make sure you are to be ready for your place in heaven.
Are you content or are you complaining about how I treat you?
How much do you trust your Father in heaven and Me?
Are you content with what happens.”
Jesus.
“Likewise the Spirit also helps in our weaknesses. For we do not know what we should pray for as we ought, but the Spirit Himself makes intercession for us with groanings which cannot be uttered. 27 Now He who searches the hearts knows what the mind of the Spirit is, because He makes intercession for the saints according to the will of God,” Romans 8:26-27.
~ Through Neville Salvetti
Neville Salvetti is a deliverance minister and can be contacted via The Web Pages of Neville Salvetti and at: salvettina@bigpond.com if you desire deliverance or to know how to do it.
Neville have been told to preach three things:
♥ Deliverance ♥ How to Hear The Holy Spirit ♥ How to fight Satan
This is the need of the hour as it demonstrates The Kingdom of God, which is what attracts people to Jesus.
Awesome.
“Do you give thanks for what I allow to happen to you?”
From now on I do.
I am a partaker of the sufferings of Christ. Father, please help me to fill a church with those people. Write your name here:
1 Peter 4:13-15 The Passion Translation
13 Instead, continue to rejoice, for you, in a measure, have shared in the sufferings of the Anointed One so that you can share in the revelation of his glory and celebrate with even greater gladness![a] 14 If you are insulted because of the name of Christ, you are greatly blessed,[b] because the Spirit of glory and power,[c] who is the Spirit of God, rests upon you.[d]
15 Let none of you merit suffering as a murderer, or thief, or criminal, or as one who meddles in the affairs of others.
Footnotes:
1 Peter 4:13 The Greek verb tenses can imply either present or future. There is a glory unveiled in us as we focus on Christ in our difficulties. This brings immediate joy and rejoicing when we pass through suffering. Yet the greatest joy will be as we are free from mortal pain and see the revelation of his glory throughout eternity.
1 Peter 4:14 See Matt. 5:11.
1 Peter 4:14 Some Greek manuscripts have “and of power.” The Aramaic can be translated “the [Shekinah] glory of the Spirit.”
1 Peter 4:14 See Isa. 11:2. A few manuscripts, deemed unreliable, add “On their part he is evil spoken of, but on your part he is glorified.”