Your perspective on life baffles me.

You are homeless.

All you had was a broke down car, didn't even work.

Somebody in the Starbucks allowed you, there's a Starbucks right,

they allowed you to say, all right, we'll let you keep your car here.

Then a customer says, why is this car sitting here and why she here?

Gets you towed, gets your vehicle told, you have to get all your belongings out, but then you say your perspective is that had to happen so that you could pray for the 100 people that you are now forced to be in front of quote onon-quote because you have no car to go, how to weigh in?

Yeah.

Did Jesus not have to go to the cross so that we could be saved?

Did not Joseph have to go to prison so that he could save much people alive?

Did David not have to build an army out in the middle of nowhere?

You see, we don't want to suffer. We don't want the path because we have been jaded by the

fabricated world that everything is roses and cherries and ice cream.

But that's not so.

Even with your roses and your cherries and the ice cream,

you are in constant stress.

You're in constant turmoil of trying to figure out,

is this deal going to work, is that one going to work?

And some of the deals that you're trying to figure out,

they're not even what God told you to do.

But you try to make it happen.

Okay, so when I turned my life over to God, it was about, what does he want me to do?

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