Walking in Divine Provision (eBook, ePUB)
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Sometimes we forget about God's goodness and focus on all of our sufferings and complaints about lack instead, forgetting that our human strength cannot provide for our sufficiency. In fact we live in an era of tremendous financial instability, with rising debt, regular economic crises, and a worldwide increase in unemployment, famine, and homelessness. Famine has broken out in many places of the globe. People are dying with hunger and malnutrition. A whole lot of economical instability grips many nations. Massive international debt and bankruptcy have paralyzed many nations. These difficult t...
Sometimes we forget about God's goodness and focus on all of our sufferings and complaints about lack instead, forgetting that our human strength cannot provide for our sufficiency. In fact we live in an era of tremendous financial instability, with rising debt, regular economic crises, and a worldwide increase in unemployment, famine, and homelessness. Famine has broken out in many places of the globe. People are dying with hunger and malnutrition. A whole lot of economical instability grips many nations. Massive international debt and bankruptcy have paralyzed many nations. These difficult times have brought the fear of the unknown to many people, including Christians, to keep what they have (such as money, food, and clothing etc.), rather than giving it away to others who are in need. In this book, the writer Dr. Benjamin Ayim Asare helps the reader to understand how to walk in God's abundance and gives them the dynamic principles to live under an open heaven, as they depend upon their Heavenly Father for His divine and daily provision: "So, then it is not of him that willeth, nor of him that runneth, but of God that sheweth mercy."
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