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A New Faith

The obedient always obey God when He first speaks. They are the ones whom God will use to make the world know Him.

You really cannot talk about things that you have never experienced. Therefore, God has a process of training us.

We cannot take people into the depths of God unless we have been broken ourselves.
We must have a brokenness to get into the depths of God. And beautifully, " _the Lord is near to those who have a broken heart_"😊.

If God definitely tells you to do anything, do it. But be sure it is God who is telling you🌝.

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