What's going on y'all? Happy Thursday and happy new year. Welcome back to the

Galilee Dating 101 podcast. It's your host Tavaris. I want to thank you guys for checking out

the episode again for constantly rocking with us for subscribing for all the

shares for all the the nice comments the great reviews that you guys are

always leaving. I know Safa isn't on the episodes as much as she was in the past

but we're going to get her back on. So for all the ladies that keep saying we want

a woman perspective trust me I know sis I get it. I can't speak on behalf of everyone you know

but I thank you guys for constantly you know checking us out checking out the podcast

for listening and I pray that it continues to bless you you know because at the end of the day

you know we want this to be a way that the Cypher people want people to be drawn closer to God

so I pray that it continues to edify you. In today's episode you know I want to talk about something

that I think is very common. I think we've all said this at some point I know I'm guilty of

saying it but in reality I don't think this is biblical. You know the saying is what God has for

me is for me you know and that's true what God has ordained for you you know God is not going to

get bored and say okay well I don't like Susie today I'm going to give it a J or Tavaris

made me mad let me take it away I don't think God operates like that but I still believe that

that saying it's unbiblical because it makes it seem as though if something doesn't work out that

means God didn't want it to work out. When in reality that's not always the case I'm think a lot of

times you know we don't get what we want what be the first ones to be like well it wasn't God's will

I don't think that we can necessarily put that that way because there's times in scripture whereas

God wanted something to happen but the people were the reason why I didn't as we know in scripture

where it literally says that Jesus came to us own and his own received them not so he came here

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