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Posted by Dion Todd February 2nd, 2015 3,249 Views 0 Comments
These wineskins were new when we filled them, and behold, they have burst. And these garments and sandals of ours are worn out from the very long journey. So the men took some of their provisions, but did not ask counsel from the LORD. Joshua 9:13–14 ESV
Joshua and the Israelite leaders had believed a lie and now were betrayed. Some strangers had came to them pretending that they were from a faraway land, when really they were from a nearby town. Now they had made a deal with the enemy, and God let them do it without saying a word.
The Israelites took the time to go through the strangers supplies and check their bread, but they did not take the time to pray about it, and they ended up being deceived. The examples provided for us in the Bible tell us that the Lord will not always intrude on our lives, but that He will let us live our life just as we want. With, or without Him in it.
Include the Lord in the decisions of your life everyday. Invite Him to be a part of it, and He will. He would have gladly answered Joshua if they had taken the time to ask. Always inquire of God when making a big decision.
Post from Dion Todd
2 hours ago
Good morning, everyone! Did anyone have an email abnormalities this morning or are we back to normal out there? It has been a busy week here with a lot of equipment upgrades as the new fiber internet was faster than our network switches and firewall could handle. That has led to a lot of configuring and conflicts, but I believe we have finally smoothed it out. Please let us know if you are having any technical problems and thank you for being a part of RHM! 😀🙏
Comment from Cathy Webb
15 minutes ago
No abnormalities at all, Pastor Dion! Praising God for the successful upgrade and for all the work you do with the configuration adjustments to make everything function smoothly and properly. ❤️
Comment from Mark Williams
1 hour ago
Everything has been normal since the first day,at least,for me. Thanks for all that you do.