DISOBEDIENCE

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Isaiah 42:19 "In all the world, no one is more blind than my servant. No one is more deaf than my messenger. No one is more blind than my chosen people, the servant of the Lord." 

In this era and times we are in, Christians have become deaf, we no longer listen to God, we are too blind, we can't  see what God is doing. God is doing a new thing. He is moving in a different phase, only those who move by the spirit of God will be able to hear and see that.

Most people who are too blind are those who claim to know God.

We are so caught up in seeing what we want to see and what the world wants us to see than what God wants us to see. We know what we ought to do, but we do not obey that. We hear with our ears but we refuse to listen to God. God wants us to do what is right, He wants us to honour his teachings. Let us not allow the devil to defeat and steal our teachings. 

We are so full of fear that we even forget what the word of God says about all of this. And the devil is taking advantage of that but let us not allow him, let us arise.

Let us learn to pay attention to what the word of God says and expects of us. Let us learn to be more attentive to what the spirit of God direct us. 

Remember: Who let Jacob be defeated? Who let others take what belonged to Israel? The Lord allowed them to do this. If we continue to live the way we want and refuse to listen to God's teachings, He will replace us. And His anger will fall upon us. Remember that Queen Vasthi was replaced by Esther.


- Stay Blessed!

Pastor Hunadi Lebudi 

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