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How I Cured Morgellons Forum Response

NOTE: This is a discussion list reponse to Tracy's Devotional


Tracy

9/7/2019
8:46:00 PM
MAGNIFICENT PRAYER by NICK HARRISON

And when He had removed him, He raised up for them David as king, to whom also He gave testimony and
said, 'I have found David the son of Jesse, a man
after My own heart, who will do all My will.'
Acts 13:22

God is looking for a man, or woman, whose heart will
always be set on Him, and who will trust Him for all
He desires to do. God is eager to work more mightily
now than He ever has through any soul. The clock of
the centuries points to the eleventh hour.
The world is waiting yet to see what God can do
through a consecrated soul. Not the world alone, but
God Himself is waiting for one who will be more fully devoted to Him than any who have ever lived;
who will be willing to be nothing that Christ may be all; who will grasp God's own purposes; and taking His humility and His faith, His love and His power,
will, without hindering, continue to let God do
exploits.
There is NO limit to what God can do with a man, providing he does not touch the glory.
Charles E. Cowman

PRAY ABOUT IT: In our humanity, we are still prone to pride. God seeks to find men and women who will work with Him without any thought to personal gain or glory. When God finds such a person, miracles happen.
The wonderful thing about being an intercessor is
that all our work is done in secret. There is no cause for glory. As for what we pray for, our lips are sealed to the outside world. When God answers, inwardly we beam with the knowledge that God has allowed us to participate in His work. But all the glory goes to Him. We must not touch it in any manner.

I have committed myself and my all into God's hands and He has accepted the offering. Life henceforth can never be the same. Charles E. Cowman