An answer from God.

Jesus told us to pray, "Our Father (Abba) who is in Heaven" which translates to Holy Father.  Our Father is not a man. He cannot lie to you nor hurt you.  Most of us pray that prayer believing that our Father is sitting in Heaven just watching and deciding whether He will do something or not do it. He hears us when we pray immediately and he answers immediately. He doesn't wait until he makes up his mind. He knows the beginning from the end. He is not sitting in Heaven watching and then making up His mind. He already knew what you would ask and He has already answered. Why is it that some times we do not see the answer immediately?

#1 He has chosen the time when He will reveal the answer to you.  However, the answer requires the angels in heaven to do battle and spiritual warfare for you. He has not revealed the answer yet, because the battle is not over. If the answer is going to bring down Evil (the kingdom of Satan) in your life,  then Satan and his angels will battle with the Angels of God to keep God from revealing the "Yes" answer. Your position in the battle is "Prayer without ceasing." Delay might just mean that the Angels are on the battlefield right now for you!

#2 He has revealed the answer, but you did not like it and you refused to accept it. You cannot continue to deny the "no"  answer and keep praying for a "yes" answer, just because you didn't like the answer the first time. Deep down in your heart, you know whether He said, yes or no. Unfortunately, when you refuse to believe the answer, you keep trying to make it a "yes" answer. Then you begin to  battle with yourself, and with God. This process can go on for many years, a short time, or a lifetime.  When Abba, our Father says no, it is because it will have negative eternal consequences, and He will not change his mind no matter how many times you ask. Search your heart, you will know. Ask yourself, do I live a life that reflects that I am waiting on an answer from God or do I live a life that reflects I don't know the Holy Father that I want an answer from.  Do your actions and faith align with who you say you are? It seems like today the name Christian, does not reflect the Christ who we love and serve. It reflects our own answers to life and that is never good and it will always get you a "no" answer from God.  Remember, God will not give us what Jesus has not died for.  Life today is eternity tomorrow. God answers will also help you get to Eternal Life, which we have through Jesus Christ.

With much love,
Pastor Patricia
Noblelight International Ministries
"True change only comes when a true heart confesses." 

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