Saturday, February 05, 2011

Don't Rush The River by Ray Pritchard


Years ago I ran across this statement that applies to seeking God’s will in the big decisions of life. “You can’t rush a river. You’ve got to let it flow.” God’s work in your life is like a river flowing steadily toward its appointed destination. Right now your “river” may seem to have taken a detour and you may feel like trying to push the current along. It can’t be done. Ray PritchardYears ago I ran across this statement that applies to seeking God’s will in the big decisions of life. “You can’t rush a river. You’ve got to let it flow.” God’s work in your life is like a river flowing steadily toward its appointed destination. Right now your “river” may seem to have taken a detour and you may feel like trying to push the current along. It can’t be done. Ray PritchardYears ago I ran across this statement that applies to seeking God’s will in the big decisions of life. “You can’t rush a river. You’ve got to let it flow.” God’s work in your life is like a river flowing steadily toward its appointed destination. Right now your “river” may seem to have taken a detour and you may feel like trying to push the current along. It can’t be done. Ray Pritchard

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