Suffering to comfort (Part 2)
Suffering to comfort (Part 2)
By Pastor Raoul KAMGA
www.pastor-raoulkamga.over-blog.com www.lamanne.net
You’re the most qualified to go via the situation you experience or have experienced, for You are God’s solution to someone’s need, you’re an answer to a question, and that’s why you go via humiliating situations and think your disadvantaged by life.
Blessed be God, the God of all comfort; 4 who comforts us all in our tribulation, that we may be able to comfort them who are in any trouble, by the comfort with which we ourselves are comforted of God.6 And whether we be afflicted , it is for your consolation and salvation, or whether we be comforted, it is for your consolation and salvation, which is effectual in the enduring of the same sufferings which we also suffer.7 and our hope of you is steadfast, knowing, that as your partakers of the sufferings, so shall you be also of the consolation. 2 CORINTHIANS 1
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lore is a young lady whom I have converted to Christ when I was still on benches in school, in the secondary school. After my baccalaureates I loosed her of view and I met her few years later. She narrated her mishap: she has been raped, her family moved apart, her mother imprisoned for an offense and she failed her exams so many times. And she asked me the question why me? Why did God permit all this why am his child? If God loved me he would have not let me go through all this. I felt shacked!
You can continue to complaint about your situation, accuse, and put the blame on others, cry after God that he has done you bad or lift up your head and get instructions from your situation, get fortified and go forward.
- Make a source of motivation out of your difficulties to advance in life;
- When you fall, get up, and make sure that you get up with something you have gathered from the ground where you felt;
- Stop asking yourself questions on why and believe that your god’s answer to someone’s problem
- What you have learned and gotten in your difficulties is for people towards whom God will send you and for the glow and lifting of your destiny;
- These difficulties are unpleasant certainly, it fashions your character and tracing it on that of Christ, the one of a champion;
- What cant kill you makes you stronger, therefore be stronger
- Stop complaining, dwelling on yourself and looking at what you don’t have and what you are not;
- Lift up your head and contemplate the riches and experience brought to you by difficulties;
- Desire to succeed despite the unpleasant situations of life and you shall be a source of inspiration for a great number;
- Experience is not what happen to you but what you make out of what happens to you;
Your life should contribute and be at the service of others. God is not ignorant or insane to let you go through all these unpleasant situations. By leaving you to live in the area your born, in the family you have, education you have received, its because he knew the experience you will have in this situation will be profitable for you to accomplish the purpose and dream he have for you. Look at Jephthah he was a bastard and his situation made him to learn how to fight and thus forged in him the qualities of a warrior, so well that those who rejected him called on him to defend them (Judges 11:19). Stop hurting yourself and grudging about your parents for your education, what they weren’t able to give you. See how you can do with the least you have and invest it. Get rid of all feeling, hatred, and bitterness for such things do retard you in going towards your destiny, makes you spend your energy considerably and draws you away from divine grace. Forgive those who have hurt you. Do not leave your past experience hinder you to live fully the present and become the person God says you are. The champion puts into value past experience gotten via past sufferings, so that people like him acquire consolation and success.
Don’t forget: Keep growing in another dimension of anointing for the body and the world await the manifestation of the giant who lies dormant in you. You are blessed and the best is yet to come!
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Good week and see you next week!
Your servant,
Reverend Raoul KAMGA