Reading Verse: Numbers 7:1-89
However, as it is written:
“What no eye has seen, what no ear has heard, and what no human mind has conceived” the things God has prepared for those who love him
1 Corinthians 2:9
One day a hunter was lost in the middle of a jungle, and he bumped into a group of tigers. As a result he became nervous and spontaneously took out his rifle and shot it towards the tigers. Unfortunately, he didn’t shoot it right and he was out of bullets. The tigers then came towards the hunter who then jumped out and ran as fast as he could. But he slipped and almost got into a gorge. Luckily, he still got a chance to grab a branch of a tree at the edge of the gorge. He was crying out for help but nobody answered. Then, he gave up and begging God to help him. God answered his prayer by asking him to let go of the branch he was holding on to. But, the hunter didn’t believe it and wouldn’t let go.
Similarly in life when we experience a problem we also ask God for help, but oftentimes we doubt of His power to help since most of us want to see the real help from Him on our own ways. The truth is that God has various ways to help us. Although we can’t see it, Jesus is always working in all things to bring goodness for us (Romans 8:28). It is written in 1 Corinthians 2:9 that what no eye has seen,
what no ear has heard, and what no human mind has conceived the things God has prepared for those who love him.
So in this life, Jesus is always working for each of our lives. Keep in mind that He always plan goodness; His plan is always a beautiful and prosperous plan. Never doubt in times of troubles, because it’s just a process for us. Be strong and face it until we see goodness in everything. Nothing happens in coincidence.
Until today God is always working in our lives. No matter what our problems today, have faith and believe that He will never leave us. Wait for His beautiful work, because His hand is knitting a good thing in our lives that will be revealed according to His time. Amen.
Jesus always works in all things to bring goodness
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