The Precision of God, Blog 1
Let's go to scripture then. In Matthew 26:34 Jesus says to Peter a disciple, "Truly I tell you, this very night and before the rooster crows, you will disown me three times. In this scripture, the Lord shows that there was no love equal to the one he was about to demonstrate. The Lord also shows that the magnitude of faith needed not to disown Him was not yet ready even in his disciples. Today, we take up our faith and exert our power over the scriptures, but what about Matthew 26:34? Are we yet equipped? In Zechariah 4:6 it reads, "Not by might (will/faith), nor by power (world interference), but by my spirit" it will be done.
Therefore there's a great precision to the Lord's might. There's also a precision to the word of the Lord spoken. In scripture, we learn that Jesus' faith is perfect when he bravely walks into Jerusalem. However, what have we heard about our faith? If we look at scripture, then we know that he who begins a good work in us will bring it to completion. Scripture also says, "Perfect love cast out all fear." The Precision of God then and the test we've been given is to complete our love. For believers in Christ, perfect love is the test not perfect faith; for perfect love is perfect faith. Here in The Precision of God, we learn to take a budget to our faith by noticing whether it's still reaching or whether it's dead with nothing in its sight.
Remember to go within that you may never go without. The God within you awaits you. Until our paths collide again, I wish you... Peace, Love, Life, and Complete Hearing in Christ.
In Service,
NaTisha Renee Williams
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