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Divine assignments require alignment with God's purpose. The speaker contrasts knowing God's ways, the guiding principles, with knowing His works, the outcomes. This year you'll come to understand both.
Divine assignments require alignment with God's purpose. The speaker contrasts knowing God's ways, the guiding principles, with knowing His works, the outcomes. This year you'll come to understand both.
Because listen to me, because man of God, if it's an assignment, it needs an alignment. Yeah, right. So God is saying, I will make— see, the Bible says the, the woman with the issue of blood, people who are always saved but they are always sad, they discourage you from doing what God wants you to do. So they are called Sadducees, because the work of God sometimes hides the ways of God, but the ways of God exposes the work of God. You understand what I mean? Hallelujah! That when God shows you his way, show you shows you his way, you see what God is doing. But sometimes when God shows you his work, what he's doing, you don't know how he did it. But this year you will know the ways of God and you will know the acts of God.
