dennis j adams

Through prayer and many nicks on my shins for failing God, I have come to the most important conclusion: I cannot walk worthy of my calling without His Holy Spirit leading me at all times. If I am going to live in the Spirit I must walk in the Spirit. If I am going to walk in the Spirit then I must live in the Spirit. I must surrender all that I am to Him and hope that He will have mercy on my prideful and unworthy soul. Coming into His presence in prayer knowing that I have failed Him in some way, always gives me the uneasy feeling of that I have been thinking above what I ought to think! I owe Him so much for what He has done for me! Not just for me but for this world of sin and despair. He could have started all over again and who would have argued? Adam and Eve? The devil, himself? The angels? The heavens? No, not even amongst the One True Godhead! He is so just and loves us so much that He has given us chance after chance to repent and ask for forgiveness. I have decided to make forgiveness the focal point of my ministry! I want to forgive and I want to be forgiven. I want to see mankind in heaven! This is a tall order! But my prayer is that I would see the God miracles in this San Francisco/Monterey Bay Area! I have no rhyme nor reason why God called me to do what I do, but I must walk worthy of that calling! So I invite the Holy Spirit, again, to walk by my side and keep me from being ignorant about God’s will!

I saw the movie “Coal Miners daughters” today. One line stuck in my spirit: I may be ignorant but I am not stupid (This is a paraphrase so I do not use the word that segregates a certain community of people). I laughed at this!

Then I saw this in my spirit: I do not want to be ignorant of God nor do I want to be stupid in my ways serving Him!

Peace

Dennis

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   steve wright said...
   8:27 am - December 28th, 2007

   Big D,
   You are one of the best men of God that I know. Walking in your footsteps would be a privilege for anyone. I’m just not sure many could hold up under the pressure you deal with on a daily basis. Each step you take I’m sure God is picking up and putting it toward your reward in heaven someday. I am so proud of all that you do for Him and I’m glad to call you a true friend and a godly example.
   Peace,
   Steve