NO NEED FOR DISILLUSIONMENT
ROMANS 11: 33-36; DEUTERONOMY 32: 3-4 In all things we must acknowledge the Sovereignty of God. We must remember that His nature is love, wisdom, knowledge, truth, justice, and power. We do not have access to all the facts. Therefore, we must trust His wisdom and His power. Even when it seems that everything has gone sour or has fallen apart, we must remember that God is still on the throne now just as He has been throughout history. Though now we see as through a glass very dimly, someday we will be given the divine perspective. We will understand then with great clarity that truly He does all things well. We have every reason to stand in faith and hope. For our God is the God who works all things after the counsel of His own will and who causes all things to work together for good to those who love him. LUKE 23: 38-43; 24: 21; Matthew 27: 63 It seems that a criminal was the only one not suffering from "disillusionment" when Jesus was hanging on the cross. Becau