THE WORKING-FOR-GOOD PROMISE

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đź““Romans 8:28
_And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose. (KJV)_

God's purpose is to offer salvation to the world. He works in everything for our good. This doesn't mean only good moments will come our way. Evil is rife in this fallen world, but God is able to turn every circumstance around for our good over a great distance if we continue in fellowship with Him.

Actually, God isn't working to make us rich and happy here on earth as some people think but to fulfill His purpose. As soon as we accept His gracious invitation to Christ's family, He starts to work us to His divine purpose. Obviously, to them who are the called, thus, those who have come to believe in Christ Jesus enjoys God's working-for-good promise. Such people trust in God, seek God's Kingdom above all else and live righteously, and put their trust not in worldly treasures. They make the Lord their hope and confidence.

Beloved brethren, are you among the called? Accept Christ into your life now if you have not. If you have, then whenever your life seems chaotic, remember that God is working for your good, and His purpose for you can't be impeded, no matter what evil Satan may bring. Just trust Him and heed onto His Word, and He will turn everything around for your good including what the enemy means for evil.

_*Further Study: Ephesians 1:3-11, Jeremiah 29:11.*_

đź””REMEMBER, GOD IS SOVEREIGN; HE IS IN CHARGE OF EVERYTHING.
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