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God Is Good!


Have you notice that when something good happens in your life, such as a promotion or your favorite team win their game or you bowl a strike in bowling or you win a debate over an issue that's dear to your heart, you jump up in enthusiasm with fist balled up and make a upward motion with your hand yelling "Yes! God is good."

I hear that statement often and only when something great goes on in your life. Wasn't God good before that incident?  Wasn't He good when you were laid off from your job? You end up getting a better job and making more money. Wasn't He good when your house caught on fire? Your insurance claim paid out more than you could imagine and got your house fixed or better, received enough money to get another house?  Wasn't He good when you were robbed? He replaced what was taken and gave you more than you previously had? Wasn’t He good when you had no idea how to pay a bill that popped up on the radar and someone came along and just handed you money because you were on their mind? I could go on but I think you get the point.   Is God really good to you or you just excited in the moment.  God is good all the time. He sustains you through the good and bad times. God is good, period!  Next time you say, “God is good!” is it because God really is good or something good happened to you. God is good when bad things happen too. God is just good.

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Christian Women 4 Israel said…
All the true! From first hand experience and knowing G-d's truth!!!!
May 5, 2017 at 6:15 PM
Kitt Swanson said…
AMEN! All I can say is that God is GOOOOD! I'm a witness and so are you. Keep praising HIM!
May 5, 2017 at 7:58 PM
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