Divine intervention

Divine intervention is the interference of a deity in human life, popularly extended to any miraculous-seeming turn of events.

“Divine Intervention”- the phrase many of us know so well, but hate to hear. Many times, a divine intervention does not come as a pleasant…

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An abstract representation of hands gently cupping a glowing orb of light. The image conveys a sense of divine presence and spiritual blessings, resonating with the theme of intercessory prayer as mentioned in James 5:16. The orb symbolizes the power of prayer and the divine intervention it can invoke. The background is soft and ethereal, enhancing the spiritual and mystical quality of the image, aligning with the concept of praying for friends in a Biblical context.

everything in your life will propel forward. I will receive a big amount of money this month. Love yourself a little extra right now. You are gong to be telling a different story very soon. …

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📍Only our actions, not GOD or your prayers, that determine our outcomes. ✨Life often feels like a series of ups and downs, and when things don’t go our way, it’s tempting to hope that something greater will step in to help. Whether through prayer, rituals, or seeking divine intervention, we sometimes look outside of ourselves for answers. But what if that help never comes? ✨ “God Won’t Help” tackles this exact sentiment by challenging the notion that external forces—whether God or the…

Godfidence = Faith x Trust x Hope x Action + Faith: Belief in God’s promises and power, seen or not seen. + Trust: Relying on God’s word, guidance, and supplying. + Hope: Anticipating God’s goodness and blessings. + Action: Stepping out in obedience and doing the work to give God something to work with. Notice I didn’t say be perfect or #Godfidence is being a perfect Christian because there is no humanly perfect Christian. IJS

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