The book of James begins with the encouragement to consider it all joy when we encounter various trials, knowing that this testing of our faith produces endurance, and if we will let endurance have its perfect result, we may be perfect and complete, lacking in nothing...

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I am currently reading a book called The Apostolic Ministry by Rick Joyner. I can't rephrase his words, so I am going to copy it straight from chapter two.

"What would the church look like if it were built, not to attract people, but to attract God?

A quote from Ed Underwood, the Senior Pastor at Church of the Open Door, Glendora, California (from the January 18^th podcast):

“If you are not struggling with unbelief, you are probably not asking God for big enough things. If you are asking God to do stuff, and you know how you can do it- that’s not a prayer; that’s a plan. That’s just asking God to validate your plan. But when you are on your knees begging God and fasting and skipping meals because you are so preoccupied with what you want Him to do, that’s a prayer that is powerful at the throne of grace. If your heart isn’t resisting fear and doubt you need to ask yourself if you’re really totally dependent upon God, if you’re asking Him for things you can’t figure out.” 

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