The Different One by Rodney Howard Browne

Where had he gone wrong? He had taken God at His word, stood before Pharaoh, and repeated-almost word perfectly-what God had ordered him to say. He announced the right words, at the right time, to the right person, spoken in the right way. The people he had longed to help ( for over forty years ) were now cursing him for enlarging their difficulties and misery.
you probably did the correct things in the best way but somebody misread you, reading motives into your acts or words that you never intended. And now you live under that cloud, unable to switch the minds of folks that have turned against you. Moses came before the Lord asking those 2 questions many people ask when we find ourselves under insufferable pressure :
As one who has spoken those words many times in my life’s journey, I find myself unusually electrified incidentally in which the Lord replied to Moses.
He never pushes you away when you bring an aching, honest question that cries out for a solution. Isn’t that great of God? Rather than criticizing Moses for asking’Why?’ the Lord asserts,’Just you wait, son. For a fast period it will appear to you that he is in control.
After more than 20 years, Jacob once again held the boy he had given up for dead.
After all he’d been through, Joseph welcomed his aging father-the man he had missed so much, the one he feared he would never see again. He could feel the bones across his back as he held the old man in his arms. There’s another kind of reunion spotted in Scripture-the last, last family reunion that is the expectancy of each kid of Our Lord God. I am expecting to hear the lonesome whine of a harmonica-because my pa is there in glory, waiting for my arrival.
Why? And How? We start by saying,’Why? Why me? Why now? Why this?’ And then we ask,’How? How in the world am I going to get through this or out of that?’. As one who has spoken those words many times in my life’s journey, I find myself extraordinarily provoked by the way in which the Lord replied to Moses.
The actuality is, though, that whatever how dear your memories, it doesn’t matter how you were. No quantity of solid family ties will fit you for heaven. We will be capable of being grateful for the recording chamber of our memories that keeps us young. But what we need at this major moment is the deep guarantee that we are His. Only then can we are looking forward in hope to that last and last family reunion.

About Rodney Howard Browne

Rodney Howard Browne explains that even in human relations, you can fail if you don’t work on the relationship and if you leave everything up to the other person. WE are folks who must stick to the Lord. Accept accountability for your life and your blessing ; do not be lazy, lackadaisical, or untidy in your walk with the daddy ; don’t take Him for granted. If you want God’s best in your life, if you’d like His blessings, you want to press in to Him and stick to Him and His word as if your life relies on it as it does.
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