God will start giving you some real answers

Joyce Meyer Online said That whatever happened to just being committed to be somewhere whether you actually feel like being there or not? Whatever happened to convenient or inconvenient, in season or out? Amen!: Sacrifice is not a cuss word. Amen! We’re having fun today already, I can tell! Amen!: I think that we need to get bold enough to ask some questions. One of the questions that I asked myself many years ago that changed my life was: What is wrong? What is wrong?! I’m going to church. I’ve gone to the seminar. I learned how to rebuke devils. I know all about spiritual warfare. I’ve got the tapes. I bought the tee-shirt. I’ve got the bumper sticker. Why is the devil still in control? Why am I not happy? Why am I not happy?

According to Joyce Meyer that God, show me the real reason why I’m not happy! If you begin to ask some real questions, God will start giving you some real answers, like the day when I was praying for Dave to change. I tell you, I was praying so hard for Dave to change! I mean, I was into one of these real intercessory prayer times or so I thought and I mean, I was pounding on the floor with my fists: Oh God, you gotta change Dave! God, you gotta show him the truth. God, we’ve got the word now and it’s time for us to go forward in ministry, and God, you’ve got to change Dave! He’s just so selfish!

According to Joyce Meyer Ministries that the Lord popped my little bubble and I heard the voice of the Lord say: Dave is not the problem. Of course, he’s been rejoicing ever since. We always think it’s somebody else and we always love putting the blame for our unhappiness on somebody else. You know what I figured out? My personal joy is not somebody else’s responsibility. Amen!:

Joyce Meyer Online – If I’m not happy, it’s not because I need another one of something I’ve already got too many of. It’s not because Dave is watching too much football and playing too much golf. It’s not because my kids aren’t doing what I want them to. It’s not because the bank account’s not fat enough.