"HIM WHO LOVED US"

     "Yet in all these things we are more conquerors through Him who loved us"

                                                 ROMANS 8 : 37

      The supreme reason that you can should trust God and that the believer is made secure is at verse 35 "say who shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine, nakedness, or peril or sword? The 21 days fast is another victory for us for those who obey. You must come on time never be late at the Lord appointment. The word that being spoken of the prophet there the anointing is. As we learn and communion to Him that obedience is found at calvary, for no better argument can be voiced apart from the cross. Nothing you could ever experience, no matter how terrible or frightening, could ever separate you from the love of God. Famine might starve you of food, but you will never hunger for the father's love. Poverty cannot strip you of God's compassion, just as even death itself is incapable of robbing you of your heavenly Father's infinite love.

       The greatest love scene in the world happened when Christ hung and bled on the cross. It was God saying, "look , see, this is how much I love you!" What's amazing is that He played out this love scene while we snubbed Him in cool, callous indifference. Who would want to escape that kind of love, or ignore or denied it? Sometime after I've snapped at a friend or chipped in my two cents' worth of gossip, I catch myself thinking, "Oh, God, these are the things that nailed Jesus to the cross... I am so sorry." Human logic tells me that He should turn away from me.  And " Yet in all these things we are more than conqueror through Him who loved us. Waking up to see another day is a blessing. Don't take it for granted. Make it count and be happy say it we, I, you are alive through him who loved us.

        Often we twist God's arm for the "reason why" before we 

        decide to trust Him with our circumstances. We want the 

         blueprint spread before us. But the bruised and battered

         Apostle paul who probably had every reason to wonder

         " why," never said, "I know why all these things are happ-

         ing rather, he  said, I know in whom we have believed,"

         the Love of Christ was enough.