I understand that it's over. They have received recognition and accolades. However, I promised to give God a "public praise. Therefore, I ask that you bear with me in giving ample praise where praise is due. Though the world bore witness, many may not fully grasp the Biblical truth linked to it. Manifestation—God will cause His Word to be acted out even within the realm of sports. Please note the sequence of events.
"Write, therefore, what you have seen, what is now and what will take place later."
Revelation 1:19 (NIV)
It is necessary to first confess a thing: Yes, they attacked their opponent's fans. But, their leadership immediately spoke out against their behavior. Subsequently, they faced humiliation at the hands defeat in game three. They could've gotten in their feelings and responded with resentment to God's chastening by escalating their attacks.
But, this I have also seen:
After loosing game three, they, like the prodigal son, "came to their senses." Recognizing what was at stake, they abandoned their former behavior. Then, much like the story of the "Prodigal Son," God took over. A notable change in their direction (attitude and behavior) was evident. That pivotal moment in game four, to me, symbolized the hand of God prevailing in the midst of our opponents—when we turn to His way. And as promised, He ran out to meet them where they were: He put rings on their fingers, clothed them in victory, and crowned them as champions.
All you have to do is turn in His direction; He'll do the rest. You can't keep attacking others (certainly not and elder woman of God), especially spiritually, and expect God to reward you.
I don't know about you, but just knowing that God is faithful to His Word makes me want to jump for joy.
"Write, therefore, what you have seen, what is now and what will take place later."
Revelation 1:19 (NIV)
It is necessary to first confess a thing: Yes, they attacked their opponent's fans. But, their leadership immediately spoke out against their behavior. Subsequently, they faced humiliation at the hands defeat in game three. They could've gotten in their feelings and responded with resentment to God's chastening by escalating their attacks.
But, this I have also seen:
After loosing game three, they, like the prodigal son, "came to their senses." Recognizing what was at stake, they abandoned their former behavior. Then, much like the story of the "Prodigal Son," God took over. A notable change in their direction (attitude and behavior) was evident. That pivotal moment in game four, to me, symbolized the hand of God prevailing in the midst of our opponents—when we turn to His way. And as promised, He ran out to meet them where they were: He put rings on their fingers, clothed them in victory, and crowned them as champions.
All you have to do is turn in His direction; He'll do the rest. You can't keep attacking others (certainly not and elder woman of God), especially spiritually, and expect God to reward you.
I don't know about you, but just knowing that God is faithful to His Word makes me want to jump for joy.
DIDN’T HE DO IT?!!!
