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Editor's Message
What Problems Are You To Solver?
When I heard this, I sat down and wept. In fact, for days I mourned, fasted, and prayed to the God of heaven… With prayer to God of heaven… your servant, send me to Judah to rebuild the city where my ancestors are buried. Nehemiah 1:4; 2:4-5
Your purpose in life is not about you but to solve someone else's problems. Our success and happiness in life depends on you helping someone solve their problem. Successful people generally solve problems. A successful comedians make people laugh. A mechanic solves car problems. A preachers solve spiritual problems. An attorney solves legal problems. You get the picture. Jesus solved people’s problems wherever He went. I consider myself a Problem-Solver, as each of you is called to be problem-solvers.
People a trouble every day because of their problem(s). People are hurting, burdened, starved, and frightened because of their circumstance, the economy, or lack of knowledge. As Christians, we are to offer our services by doing good in the area we are called and praying for those oppressed by devil and lacking faith. Like Jesus, we are called to solve people’s problems by pointing them to trust in God and the importance of building a relationship with other people. Part of building relationships with others is learning to forgive and love others as you love yourself. In doing so, you’ll have joy, peace, and the blessing of God. Forgiveness brings healing, health, and freedom to your body, mind, and emotions. A spiritual cleansing.
You are not born by accident. God planned by birth; As God informed Jeremiah, “I knew you before you were in your mother’s womb…” Jeremiah 1:5, the same applies to us. Everything God creates is a solution to a problem. You and I are no exception. God created the heavens and earth and everything in it because He wanted a relationship with people, beginning with Adam. Since God didn’t want Adam to be alone, He created Eve for him, which linked the start of creation. As Eve was created as a helper (problem-solver) for Adam, our calling is that to which we have been assigned (a person or a people). Your assignment is always to solve a problem. It is your responsibility to discover it, so you can help those who need you, and what you have to offer to solve their problem. Word Up! Seek, to live your life on purpose as Nehemiah did.
Marilyn "Platinum" Franklin
All Scripture is from the New King James Version or New Life Translation unless otherwise indicated. © Copyright 2023 by Marilyn C. Franklin. All rights reserved.
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