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"Many
individuals compromise their capacity of significant
relationships by settling for 'nice' instead of 'sent.' " |
The first step in maximizing
significant relationships is to set your mind free from the 'clutches of
what is nice.' Many individuals compromise their capacity of significant
relationships by settling for 'nice' instead of 'sent.' My wife would
always ask women, "Do you desire a man of God, or a godly (good)
man?"
Many have given up on being 'found by
a man of God.' Now mind you, a man of God 'is not merely a preacher, nor
is it only a preacher.' It is a man who has discovered 'how to be a
Bride unto the Father.' When a male discovers how to be a bride, he will
also know how to 'be a husband!'
Many emotions are attached or
connected 'to the niceness of an individual instead of the maturity of
an individual.' If you do not possess the power to discern between what
is nice and what is sent, your emotions will continually take you on
roller coaster rides in the mind, and the 'continual motions of
recycling your emotions will cause you to become nauseated and on the
verge of throwing up (giving up)!
You must first discern between what
is nice, and what is right. 'Nice' is not always 'right,' and 'right'
does not always 'feel nice!' |
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You cannot
expect a 'nice person' to embrace the righteousness of your
predetermined purpose in your generation. Now, I know that 'purpose' and
the inner need for relationship and companionship 'seems as different as
night and day.' But in truth, one's purpose 'does initiate the
parameters and discernment within the confines of one's companionship
and relationships.'
When one is on the verge of giving up
'being found,' they will be tempted to be drawn 'by their emotions,' and
settle for 'what is nice' over what is right. 'Nice' is more easy to
come by 'than right.' 'Right' takes a long time to bake, while nice 'is
already wrapped and ready to go!'
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"A
stirred explorer, 'will look for the missing piece of his
heart.' He is too stirred 'to sit back and let the Treasure come
to him.' " |
When a woman sees herself as
treasure, she must understand that only 'a wealthy mentality' has the
capacity to lose treasure. Treasure 'never asks to be found.' Treasure,
as a matter of fact, 'doesn't even see itself as lost or misplaced.'
Treasure 'is simply where it is.' The one who is searching for it,
however, realizes the value of his search, and knows treasure when he
sees it.' Treasure never makes an effort to be discovered. Treasure
never speaks.
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Treasure is
sought after, but never speaks. Even though Treasure is silent, It makes
it presence known 'by the stirring within the heart of the one who is
searching for it!'
A stirred explorer, 'will look for
the missing piece of his heart.' He is too stirred 'to sit back and let
the Treasure come to him.' Explorers 'seek after, while Treasures are
sought after!' Get it? Are you a Treasure 'that is seeking after the
explorer?' If so, you are indeed 'messing up the order of seek and
find!'
Are you being 'searched for?'
Treasure will never scream out to the explorer, "I'm over
here!" The challenge of the search, within the hearts of 'a true
explorer,' always determines the value of the Treasure. The challenges
and intensity of one's search will always create an equal depth of
appreciation of the thing that is discovered.'
Appreciation is determined by the
Challenges that were met to achieve the discovery.
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