I hear the thunders and showers of rain.. Abundance of it!
Nakakaranas man tayo ng Famine o Tag-tuyot sa ilang areas of our lives, be it: Financially, Spiritually or Socially... Patuloy lang na magdasal at tibayan ang loob dahil darating ang pagiging sagana.
Lahat ito naranasan ko.
Financially, may mga times noon, na kahit gaano kalaki ng sweldo, seemed to pass so fast in my hands. Dumadaan lang o iniihip ng hangin. Siguro milyon-milyon na nagdaan hindi lang sa mga kamay ko at kamay mo, kung inipon lamang at hindi pinambili ng non-essentials (expensive coffee, daily softdrinks, super expensive gadget..)
Spiritual dryness ang naranasan ko din noon because of sinning. Ang ma-guilty at hindi pagkakatulog because of anxiety sa kasalanan. At kung may masama na nangyayari lamang magdadasal, tsaka tatawagin si Lord. Buti na lang, the Lord loves me so much at hindi siya nag- give up sa akin. Na kahit sa anong deep I was sinning, he has forgiven, and I was able to completely turn my back from doing it over and over.
Socially there was drought, nang naranasan ko ang mawalan ng social life, specifically real friends I can turn to at times I needed badly. At mawalay sa immediate family because had to go abroad for work. And to pray fervently for the right guy to come along. Yes, important din ang social life.
In times of famine, faith is very crucial. I have learned so many lessons sa mga nagdaan at nararanasan na tagtuyot sa mga aspeto sa aking buhay. Kung walang famine, I wouldn't know the value of Real Wealth, the value of Spiritual strength and the value of great relationships.
Pinapaalala sa akin ni Lord and to you that He may be slow at times in answering our prayers. But you should not stop and be persistent. Because most of the times, He really simply want us to learn from our mistakes. And most especially to be strong in faith. Dahil He really wants us to prosper in the long run.
Take the lesson from Elijah:
1 Kings 18:41-44
41 And Elijah said to Ahab, “Go, eat and drink, for there is the sound of a heavy rain.” 42 So Ahab went off to eat and drink, but Elijah climbed to the top of Carmel, bent down to the ground and put his face between his knees.
43 “Go and look toward the sea,” he told his servant. And he went up and looked.
“There is nothing there,” he said.
Seven times Elijah said, “Go back.”
44 The seventh time the servant reported, “A cloud as small as a man’s hand is rising from the sea.”
So Elijah said, “Go and tell Ahab, ‘Hitch up your chariot and go down before the rain stops you.”
Akala mo wala nang katapusan ang tag-tuyot, katulad ni Elijah who knew and has faith that rain is near kahit na pinagtatawanan siya ni Ahab na para siyang tanga to keep on asking him to go back and look at the clear sky and scorching sun for a rain.
Face between knees- In prayer position is totally surrender and of total grace and mercy from God. Can also mean, not listening to the negative opinion or remarks of others, or Ahab, who keeps on returning because he doesn't see any cloud from a scorching heat of the sun.
Seven times Elijah said, “Go back.” - Seven times is like infinity, walang katapusan na paulit-ulit na pagdarasal.
The seventh time the servant reported, “A cloud as small as a man’s hand is rising from the sea.” - Take note of the small sign of value no matter how small it looks at the beginning.
Maaaring a sign ng pagbabago sa anak mo, after continued prayer for his transormation.
Maaaring business opportunity that is going to be a big break for you.
Maaaring an invite to attend church activites or bible study to learn and hear God's word.
Take note of the small sign of value no matter how small it looks at the beginning.
Because Abundance is Coming, Like a Rain...It is So Near! You just need to be brave and soak yourself and swim in the ocean of God's love, blessings and miracles.
Share ko ang aking favorite Feast song below, Enjoy!
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Nakakaranas man tayo ng Famine o Tag-tuyot sa ilang areas of our lives, be it: Financially, Spiritually or Socially... Patuloy lang na magdasal at tibayan ang loob dahil darating ang pagiging sagana.
Lahat ito naranasan ko.
Financially, may mga times noon, na kahit gaano kalaki ng sweldo, seemed to pass so fast in my hands. Dumadaan lang o iniihip ng hangin. Siguro milyon-milyon na nagdaan hindi lang sa mga kamay ko at kamay mo, kung inipon lamang at hindi pinambili ng non-essentials (expensive coffee, daily softdrinks, super expensive gadget..)
Spiritual dryness ang naranasan ko din noon because of sinning. Ang ma-guilty at hindi pagkakatulog because of anxiety sa kasalanan. At kung may masama na nangyayari lamang magdadasal, tsaka tatawagin si Lord. Buti na lang, the Lord loves me so much at hindi siya nag- give up sa akin. Na kahit sa anong deep I was sinning, he has forgiven, and I was able to completely turn my back from doing it over and over.
Socially there was drought, nang naranasan ko ang mawalan ng social life, specifically real friends I can turn to at times I needed badly. At mawalay sa immediate family because had to go abroad for work. And to pray fervently for the right guy to come along. Yes, important din ang social life.
In times of famine, faith is very crucial. I have learned so many lessons sa mga nagdaan at nararanasan na tagtuyot sa mga aspeto sa aking buhay. Kung walang famine, I wouldn't know the value of Real Wealth, the value of Spiritual strength and the value of great relationships.
Pinapaalala sa akin ni Lord and to you that He may be slow at times in answering our prayers. But you should not stop and be persistent. Because most of the times, He really simply want us to learn from our mistakes. And most especially to be strong in faith. Dahil He really wants us to prosper in the long run.
Take the lesson from Elijah:
1 Kings 18:41-44
41 And Elijah said to Ahab, “Go, eat and drink, for there is the sound of a heavy rain.” 42 So Ahab went off to eat and drink, but Elijah climbed to the top of Carmel, bent down to the ground and put his face between his knees.
43 “Go and look toward the sea,” he told his servant. And he went up and looked.
“There is nothing there,” he said.
Seven times Elijah said, “Go back.”
44 The seventh time the servant reported, “A cloud as small as a man’s hand is rising from the sea.”
So Elijah said, “Go and tell Ahab, ‘Hitch up your chariot and go down before the rain stops you.”
Akala mo wala nang katapusan ang tag-tuyot, katulad ni Elijah who knew and has faith that rain is near kahit na pinagtatawanan siya ni Ahab na para siyang tanga to keep on asking him to go back and look at the clear sky and scorching sun for a rain.
Face between knees- In prayer position is totally surrender and of total grace and mercy from God. Can also mean, not listening to the negative opinion or remarks of others, or Ahab, who keeps on returning because he doesn't see any cloud from a scorching heat of the sun.
Seven times Elijah said, “Go back.” - Seven times is like infinity, walang katapusan na paulit-ulit na pagdarasal.
The seventh time the servant reported, “A cloud as small as a man’s hand is rising from the sea.” - Take note of the small sign of value no matter how small it looks at the beginning.
Maaaring a sign ng pagbabago sa anak mo, after continued prayer for his transormation.
Maaaring business opportunity that is going to be a big break for you.
Maaaring an invite to attend church activites or bible study to learn and hear God's word.
Take note of the small sign of value no matter how small it looks at the beginning.
Share ko ang aking favorite Feast song below, Enjoy!
The above blog post is brought to you by Rowena Yap, who enjoys helping people get an additional source of income through the internet. For more information, please visit http://www.viloria.net/swa-pinoy/swa-rowenadyap.html
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