God lives and works today.
If you don't experience His reality in your
life, maybe it's because you need a change
of scenery.
Listen to today's program by Basilia Schlenk called
The Revolving Stage.
It was my fault.
Nothing can express the tremendous effect these seemingly
insignificant words can have when they are written
or spoken.
They change God's heart, they change people's hearts,
they change situations, and they change our hearts
too.
These four words bring us riches, peace, unity
of love, efficiency, joy, God's presence and answers
to prayers.
A heaven-like atmosphere at home, at the
office, or at our place of work depends
on whether or not we can say these
words.
We have experienced in our sisterhood that the
Father does not tolerate any strained relations.
Time and again He drills into our hearts
when they are about to harden.
This is how the Father's love works.
At first it was the dump cart during
our building period which always jumped the tracks
when we were not at one with each
other.
Later it was the other machines which stopped
working.
Although the mechanic couldn't find any defects, they
didn't work again until those words had been
spoken.
It was my fault.
And then they would work at once.
Whether you believe it or not, we are
eyewitnesses.
God is at work today.
But how can we actually come to the
point of saying, it was my fault, and
mean it with all our heart?
Through a personal testimony, Mother Materia gave us
the remedy.
Periods when we cannot admit our mistakes and
our sins are the darkest times in our
life.
But if the Lord in His great mercy
turns our life around, just like a revolving
stage in the theater, then a new scene
begins.
That means I let the light of God
fall upon me.
The light that reveals my sinful ways in
practical everyday life.
I'm no longer so quick with my excuses.
I learn how to keep silent so that
I can pray about what is said to
me.
The Holy Spirit performs miracles.
He changes the situation so that we no
longer need to defend ourselves, but can accept
the accusations as just.
Having confronted the holiness of God, we humble
ourselves in the dust.
But we're not left alone.
Jesus is there.
With our tears, we can bring our sin
to Him.
In spite of our sadness, we're also filled
with joy.
Of course, I've become uglier in my own
sight and in the eyes of others.
But when I look to Jesus, the Lamb
covered with wounds, I become fascinated by His
amazing love and long to give Him mine
in return.
My heart is filled with peace and joy.
Then the amount of guilt that the other
person had becomes insignificant.
He, the lowly Lord, laden with disgrace, awakens
the yearning in me.
I want my ego to be extinguished so
that I can be very close to Jesus.
It was my fault.
Yes, it is indescribable what marvelous results these
words have.
God will hear our prayers and turn the
revolving stage as soon as we ask Him.
You have been listening to a program written
by Basileus Schlink of the Little Land of
Canaan.
To learn more about how God lives and
works today, visit us at our website, www
.canaan.org.
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God bless you!