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#WednesdayWisdom 

TITTLE: THINGS TO BE GREATFUL FOR 



Job 5:9 - People cannot understand the wonderful things God does. His miracles are too many to count.

■He raises up the humble.
■He spoils the plans of the smartest people so that they will not succeed.
■He catches the wise in their own clever traps.
■He brings an end to evil plans.
■God saves us from the hurtful words of the wicked.
■He gives us hope.
■He corrects us through his word.
■He bandage our wounds when we are injured.
■He heals us when we are hurt.
■He protects us from the sword of the enemy.

Job 4:17 - A person cannot be more right than God. People cannot be more pure than their maker.

What we should know at all times, is that there is no one above God. Let us learn to submit under his will. For he always has plans for us. He has created us for his purpose. The bible says:  We live for him. We need to accept that we no longer live for ourselves but Christ lives in us. Our spirit belongs to him.

We should know that God is greater and that His Will is greater than our will. He is the great I am. We must let His Will be done in our lives. We must strive to please him. He has all the wisdom that we need. We must learn to lean on his great wisdom and understanding. We must also learn to consult him in whatever we do. Because our God does hears and answers. Let us learn to listen and obey him when He speaks.

Stay Blessed!

- Pastor Hunadi Lebudi

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