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God's Order

When we follow the steps that God orders for our life, our life will be so much better. I know that for a fact, because finally I had to let go and let God instead of trying to make everything fit into my life. And it's paying off.

It's paying off, because God is a God of order and discipline. He does things in excellence. He's doesn't do things in an unorganized, chaotic, haphazard, sub-standard fashion. That means He's not going to bless a mess. He's not going to put His stamp of approval on the things we want that He knows aren't good for us. It doesn't matter how much we plan and how hard we work. It doesn't matter how much blood, sweat, and tears we shed to get it. If God didn't ordain it for our lives, it's not going to work for any considerable amount of time. It doesn't matter how much we get accolades and even the money we may get for it. If it wasn't sanctioned by God, it's not going to have any leverage and we will probably find ourselves miserable. 

So, getting what God wants for us and what He has planned for our lives involve waiting on Him to tell us when to move. He orders our steps and He will never go out of order. Now keep this in mind: Although His order may be different than ours, He can allow us to skip many steps that will leave people scratching their heads and who may be thinking how unfair it is. But listen, we can't help it when God catapults us to stratospheric levels. That's His choice and it's always the better one. So be encouraged as you stay on your a-game and know that God will do things in His timing and in His order, not ours. For "the Lord makes firm the steps of the one who delights in him; though he may stumble, he will not fall, for the Lord upholds him with his hand" (Psalm 37:23).

 Follow God's order. 
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