Coming up on the Potter's Touch.

When we come to recognizing God's answers, often the only image we have in mind is what was in our head.

So when God answers and he delivers something that is different than what we saw in our

head, sometimes we don't know how to handle it because the answer doesn't look like the

prayer. Miss place rage makes you a victim of something that you had nothing to do with. Oh, my.

Now, tonight I'm talking about recognizing God's answers.

Because to a large degree, God's answers don't often look like our prayers.

Recognition could be defined as the brain's ability

to identify stimuli or lack situations, places, people, objects, etc.,

are all recognition that you have seen before.

And so recognition, in the word recognition, is cognitive.

Your brain's ability to relate what you see to something you have seen.

Recognition is a cognitive ability that makes it possible to recover stored information

and compare it to the information being presented in front of you.

Like you look at somebody and you say, oh, that's Freddy, I didn't recognize you.

How you doing?

Recognitive.

Recall cognitive because I saw you before, but I didn't recognize you.

So I can't say I cognize you. I have to say I recognize you before, but I didn't recognize you. So I can't say I cognize you.

I have to say I recognize you because I have a previous experience as a reference to have

recognition.

I have a terrible problem with names.

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