My Twitterbot – @votd – sent this verse out today -
- and when I saw it it gave me a bit of a nudge. The reason I endure certain problems is so that I am forced to call upon the Lord for help. Backed into a corner, I can’t solve the problem myself, so I pray upwards.
This Scripture passage is saying that we will be delivered from those problems specifically so that we can glorify God. A neat reminder.
Dave Travis: Thanks for all the comments. We appreciate you and the church being a part of SAGE. Good reflections above. Probably the best I have seen. Dave Travis... Dave Travis: Thanks for watching and being a part of SAGE today. And for interaction here through your blog. Dave Travis Managing Director Leadership Network
Rose: WOW, you’re swifter than a speeding bullet! 
Thanks for this great synopsis. (BTW, “No Name” near bottom of your list was Mel Lawrenz, Elmbrook... Dave Travis: That was Mel Lawrenz with the 10 things. Thanks for blogging on SAGE
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It’s amazing how God is able to take every circumstance and redeem it. When we create problems for ourselves, or when problems happen to us, God can be glorified even through those trials. Nothing goes to waste in God’s economy.