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How much of what the Lord has called you to do is done by you in gladness of heart, and how much do you perform for His glory wishing, as it were, that you could be doing something else? If we are to do all we do for His glory, and we are, does that mean that we are to exhibit positive, uplifting emotions to all we meet continuously, as well as those emotions within ourselves at all times? In other words, are we to be happy, a smile plated upon our face and a cheerful attitude at all times, no matter what? “Be ye angry, and sin not: let not the sun go down upon your wrath:” (Eph. 4:26) That’s what those in this world expect from us, all the time, happy, smiling, cheerful people continuously, and you will find many who profess to serve the Lord Jesus Christ

It is beyond stupid for anyone to believe they can stand against the Living God. It is the epitome of foolishness to think that the strongest, most intelligent created being, Satan, can do any more than what is allowed by the Almighty. “Before the mountains were brought forth, or ever thou hadst formed the earth and the world, even from everlasting to everlasting, thou art God.” (Psalm 90:2) I have heard and read of people, even God-fearing men, who will use the word “cannot” in reference to the Most High, there are even places in the Scriptures where that word is used, and although I do not say there is an error in the translation of that word, I do believe that far too many people are interpreting it incorrectly. This misinterpretation poses a dangerous threat to all, especially to those who are hid in Christ, for if there is

Selfishly enabled. These are those who do not believe stop signs or speed limits are for them, who think being at the front of the line is their proper place, who in their mind deserve the place of honor. Until some form of authority is present. “Now consider this, ye that forget God, lest I tear you in pieces, and there be none to deliver.” (Psalm 50:22) I mean this in no disrespectful way, but the exhibiting of the authority of the Almighty, especially when in comparison to the times of Moses to the last of the apostles, is all but invisible. Violent upheavals of nature, catastrophic occurrences are about as close to what many might call “acts of God,” and because of this for almost two thousand years now, this verse when spoken to most people is indeed as foolishness to them. “It is a fearful thing to fall

“What did you expect? You smoked cigarettes for decades, ate fatty foods, you hardly exercised your body at all, took risks solely for the purpose of excitement. I didn’t want you to die at such a young age, I had plans for you to be used by me for my glory for at least a few more years. There was nothing I could do about it, by your own free will you chose to do those things in life, and now your life is coming to an end” Do you really believe that the Living God has ever said anything even remotely close to any of that above to one that He has chosen for Himself? If I modify a well-known verse just slightly, would you agree or disagree with it? “There is a time appointed for a man to die.” Can you do anything that you want to do,