But If Not
With the subject I want to talk about today, "if not" is implying that an alternative outcome will follow if the initial condition isn't met. In the Old Testament, man made promises to God that couldn't be kept, in the New Testament God made promises to man that He cannot break. We all pray prayers to God the best way we know how and sometimes those prayers are one sided, all about our desires and wants. What if God doesn't answer our prayers the way we think He should? The question is, can you or will you still trust Him? When we pray, "Lord Your will be done", we need to be willing to accept through faith that He knows what's best in every situation. Let's make a commitment through faith that we will trust God with our future no matter what. God has been searching for a generation of Christians who will trust Him and not on our terms but on His infallible Word!
