Similar to this, sometimes people's wilful opposition to God's demands of surrender needs to be broken down by the painful setbacks of life. The parable Jesus told in Luke 14 serves as a reminder that adversity can be a benefit if it prompts us to accept God's invitation. Only the impoverished and underprivileged, according to him, accepted the invitation to the banquet. The others were very independent and preoccupied.
Adversities are frequently required to help us determine what actually matters, whether our need is salvation or the growth of Christlike character. We pray that we will interpret them as God's tender invitation to join him at the "poor man's banquet."
By acknowledging our weakness, we make way for God's power. If we just believe, God will extend to us His immeasurable grace, but we won't be able to experience His love until we recognize our need.
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What was the significance of the North African Campaign in ww2?
What campaigns were fought in North Africa in ww2?
What was the North African Campaign summary?
Who fought in the North African Campaign?
Was the US involved in the North African campaign?
Did the Americans fight in North Africa in ww2?
Why did US invade North Africa?
Were Africans forced to fight in ww2?
Who won North Africa in ww2?
Who defeated the German army in North Africa?
What was the turning point in North Africa during ww2?
Did Germany invade North Africa in ww2?
Why did the Germans want Africa?
Who pushed German troops back in North Africa?
Where did the Germans surrender in North Africa?
How many Germans were captured in North Africa?
Where did the Americans land in North Africa?
What part of Africa did Germany control?
What is German East Africa called now?
How many countries did Germany colonize in Africa?
Who took over Germany's colonies in Africa after World War I?
What Battle pushed Germany out of Africa?
How did Germany lose its African colonies?
Do any African countries speak German?
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