The sermon from The Old Path just reminded us that prayer is not just a substitute for action, but God hears us when we ask, but He also expects us to move, to seek and work.
This explained that blessings does not simply fall from the sky. We must align our efforts, our prayers. Asking God for daily bread is like expecting a house to descend from the clouds, and that may not happen.
Brother Eli meditations are very particular, biblical, to which God opens the door, but we must walk towards them. Faith is active, not passive. When we pray for opportunities, we should be prepared ourselves to recognise and pursue them.
When we ask for provision, we should be willing to walk hard for it. When we look for a place for our next life, we should make daily choices that are going to lead us to our perfect destination. Ask. Seek. Knock.
These are our sequence, not just from the Bible. When we pray, then act, and we trust God. Then move our feet. This teaching really begins that balance to light.
