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When God says so, do so.

I am a stone-head. If you could have any other superlative for hard-headed, please tag it to me. I never wanted to yield. When some rules are implemented, I always want to go against it because I don't want to go with where people are. I always wanted to be in white when everybody are in black. No dictation.

God has told me to surrender "what-I-want-to-hold-back" back then. I tried to ignore the red flags and went head on. Consequences reaped. I don't want it to happen ever again.

So, how do you follow what God says? When we don't do what we know we should do is the greatest tragedy. What's the sense of spending time in God's word listening to Him when after listening we won't do what He says.

First, humble ourselves to God that we cannot do it on our own. Great news is that His grace is available and is perfect and sufficient for us.

Next, repent and break off from the bondages that you were in by rebuking the spirits you believed that weren't true.

Follow Jesus completely. Know His truth and spend more time with Him because He is the Truth so that when the lies of satan comes knocking, you will not fall into his lies. Don't entertain his lies by filtering what you input in your mind, eyes and ears.

Pray. Know that you're always in His presence. That even when I'll be with Jesus alone forever, I would rather choose it than be with my dream and know that God is grieving. Oplan: Make Him Smile

Say no to sin. Say Yes to Jesus! Moment by Moment Surrender.




In His Pursuit,
Michelle Aquino

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