Many underestimate the need to seek God 's consent before getting into anything or start something but are quick to running to him when they hit the wall. Everything started with God so there is a great need to seek His consent in whatever we want to get into.

Seeking his consent gives you the rare privilege of his permission and that guarantees his backing on that which you seek his consent for .


Moses the only man who saw half of God, had his 'backing ' with him at all times but the absence of Christlike patience presented him from entering the promise land —many of us see our blessings, others are on the path to it but our anger and other negative attitude prevents us from them.


Christlike patience helps you to deal with the negativity in you, it subdues the brewing of anger. Orpah Naomi 's second daughter in-law left because of the absence of Christlike patience in her life but Ruth having it, helped her deal with her Mother in-law' s bitterness and claved to her even when she insistently told her to go. Today Ruth has a chapter in the Spiritual book —Bible because of her rarely immense dedication to her husband, even in 'death'. How many women 's dedication to their husband "as he is alive" today can be likened to Ruth' s?


God 's consent reminds his permission that causes his backing to make a way when there is no way in that which you seek him for before getting into it like he did for Moses when he parted the Red Sea. In addition, his consent connects you with the knowledge of the Holy.


Having a 'Christlike patience' and 'God' s consent' brings to fruition the existence of peace come what may. It sustains what God says should be and causes one to do the impossible, like it caused Ruth.

Having God 's consent and the existence of Christlike patience makes ' His Love ' to hold on to you —love for us surpasses greatly our love for those in love with us let alone our love for him. To succeed in loving or being loved, you need his grace because he is not only the 'true origin' of love, He is Love.

Everything except evil is tolerable with a Christlike patience but we use 'prayers' to deal with evil.

By Godfrey Times