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God's Plan

In Joyce Meyer's book, How to Hear From God, she says, "God wants to speak to us about the plan He has for our lives. His plan is a good plan, but we are in danger of missing it if we don't learn how to listen and obey God's voice" (p vii). Makes sense, right? When we make a plan, that plan will not happen unless we execute it. Same with God. We have to work His plan. 

It amazes me when people say they want a job or want to lose weight, but do nothing to make it happen. There's a great plan nicely laid out and nothing -- no movement. How are we going to get the things the Lord has for us without action? No job offer is going to just show up in our inbox and no weight is going to miraculously fall off of us when we're doing nothing to get fit. Don't we sometimes wish things were so easy? Life doesn't work that way though. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. 

The bottom line is that we have to be in constant communication (via prayer and reading the word) with God and we have to practice hearing His voice. That just means getting quiet sometimes and listening to what He drops inside of you (your spirit, your heart). As Meyers says, 'the Holy Spirit is the spirit of truth and will lead us into truth. And God speaks to us through reading the bible, nature, people, circumstances, peace, wisdom, supernatural intervention, dreams, visions, and inner witness (that still small voice of just knowing that you know).'  At any rate, we need to stay in touch with God then follow the plan He gives us. "But the Advocate, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in my name, will teach you all things and will remind you of everything I have said to you" (John 14:26).

Hear what Sha Sha has to say about God's plan for our lives. Sha Sha is my avatar, so her face is based on my face and the voice you hear is actually me speaking through her.


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