Wednesday, June 24, 2020

WHY YOUR DEEP FRUSTRATIONS ARE A SIGN GOD WILL USE YOU MIGHTILY - Desperate hunger from God can test us to the maximum - we look for signs that our hunger will be fulfilled. Desperate hunger is a great gift - although, when you first get it, you will be convinced you are being punished. Your deep frustrations are a sign that God is going to use you mightily - because they create desperate hunger - God is carving out your soul to create a greater capacity for His power - God is creating special kinds of people to be used in special kinds of ways. We picture bold, assertive, natural born leaders taking the stage. We assume the Holy Spirit would instill great confidence and audacity in those He has selected for special service. In fact, the opposite is true. He inflicts those He chooses with deep frustrations. They are restless, they are weakened by confusing emotions. Often, they don’t feel very spiritual at all. The greatest gift He gives them is a desperate hunger. In fact, your deep frustrations are a sign that God is going to use you mightily… because they create desperate hunger. Yes, desperate hunger is a great gift. Although, when you first get it, you will be convinced you are being punished not blessed. You are getting desperate for something — your appetite for that one thing is increasing. It seems cruel but it makes perfect sense: God wants you to want something you can’t have. It is in the not having it, that your desire intensifies.

Learning to Seek What Matters Most | Joyce Meyer- Everyday Answers
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DESPERATE HUNGER: ONE OF GOD'S GREATEST GIFTS | Mario Murillo ...Why Your Deep Frustrations Are A Sign God Will Use You Mightily
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.Desperate hunger from God can test us to the maximum - we look for signs that our hunger will be fulfilled. We yearn for proof that we will not die from disappointment. Desperate hunger is a great gift - although, when you first get it, you will be convinced you are being punished. Your deep frustrations are a sign that God is going to use you mightily - because they create desperate hunger - God is carving out your soul to create a greater capacity for His power
by mariomurilloministries



We face a new kind of evil. We have never faced a threat like this before. 
“You intended to harm me, but God intended it all for good. He brought me to this position so I could save the lives of many people.” (Genesis 50:20) You may not be disabled in the same…That is why God is creating special kinds of people to be used in special kinds of ways. What do these people look like?
We picture bold, assertive, natural born leaders taking the stage. 
We assume the Holy Spirit would instill great confidence and audacity in those He has selected for special service.
In fact, the opposite is true. 
He inflicts those He chooses with deep frustrations. 
They are restless, they are weakened by confusing emotions. 
Embedded image permalinkOften, they don’t feel very spiritual at all. The greatest gift He gives them is a desperate hunger.
In fact, your deep frustrations are a sign that God is going to use you mightily… because they create desperate hunger.
Yes, desperate hunger is a great gift. Although, when you first get it, you will be convinced you are being punished not blessed.
Jesus said “blessed are those who hunger and thirst…” 
ELLEN G. WHITE @E_G_WHITE  ·    The more a patient can be kept outdoors,the less care he’ll require..Shut up inhouse..he will grow fretful &gloomy.MHIt seems a contradictory statement but a closer look reveals eternal wisdom.  
God is carving out your soul to create a greater capacity for His power. 
You are getting desperate for something — your appetite for that one thing is increasing. 
It seems cruel but it makes perfect sense: God wants you to want something you can’t have. It is in the not having it, that your desire intensifies.
The Bible says, “But to Hannah he would give a double portion, for he loved Hannah, although the Lord had closed her womb. And her rival also provoked her severely, to make her miserable, because the Lord had closed her womb.” - 1 Samuel 1:5,6
Look at that! God is creating unbearable frustration. 
In His Own Words: Longing for God - The Billy Graham Library BlogBut, by depriving her of children, it increased two things in her soul: Her willingness to sacrifice and her appreciation for the blessings when they come. 
In other words, she will be an amazing example of willingness and appreciation.
God didn’t want Hannah to get over wanting children. 
He wanted her to yearn for them even more. The end result is one of the most powerful women in history — the mother of Samuel the prophet. 
In Jewish tradition, Samuel is second only to Moses as a prophet.
Hannah’s total reward often goes unnoticed. 
True, she surrendered her firstborn to God but it says in 1 Samuel 2: 21 – “And the Lord visited Hannah, so that she conceived and bore three sons and two daughters. Meanwhile the child Samuel grew before the Lord.”
It was Elisha’s insatiable hunger for the anointing that made him ask for a double portion from Elijah.  
Many, of today’s leaders ask for just enough to get by. 
They will never destroy the strongholds of Satan. They fold at the first sign of resistance. 
Not so, the vessel born of desperate hunger. 
When they finally get their chance, they will never stop, and they will never corrupt their God-given stewardship. 
Your frustration and desperate hunger is qualifying you for something astounding.
All of this is well and good but it is not a great comfort when you are in the depths of frustration. 
Desperate hunger from God can test us to the maximum. 
We look for signs that our hunger will be fulfilled. 
We yearn for proof that we will not die from disappointment. 
Well beloved, the proof is right under our nose. In fact, the hunger itself is the proof of the fulfillment.
Jesus said, “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness for they shall be filled.” -Matthew 5:5 
In other words, if you hunger, you are blessed because that is the proof you shall be filled.
Alexander MacLaren the great Bible Commentator said this, “that hunger is the sure precursor and infallible prophet of the coming satisfaction.”

Mario Murillo. Everything about Mario Murillo defies the odds. He is a native of San Francisco, a city not known for producing international evangelists. His ministry was born in the drug obsessed, occult saturated 70s, in the epicenter of violent student revolution - Berkeley, California.
His gift seemed doomed to fail on an atheistic campus. Mix in persuasive Gospel messages with the raw healing power of Jesus. The unexpected result was a vibrant army of 2,000 students.
Mario’s international ministry began in San Jose, with a four-day crusade that was extended to six months and reached 250,000 people in an Azusa Street-type visitation. Mario impacted San Francisco in 1986, with the largest Christian gathering in a decade. He returned there in 1989, to preach for 30 days at the world-famous Cow Palace as 5,000 people flooded the altar. Also in 1991, Mario preached in Los Angeles to a packed-out Shrine Auditorium. In a historical two-day crusade, he watched 1500 gang members give their lives to Christ. In 1999, after six months of IMPACT to the city of San Francisco, Mario returned to the Cow Palace for five nights of power where thousands received Christ.
Mario annually conducts approximately 50 outreaches which are noted for the presence of God and exuberant worship. His preaching pierces the heart and unravels modern evil. His IMPACT meetings are designed to be a power point to draw people together in unity for the purpose of prayer, worship and winning souls. With careful, strategic preparation in unity under the anointing of the Holy Spirit, cities can experience a fresh fire of revival like never before.
Mario has authored several best-selling books such as Critical Mass, Fresh Fire, Fresh Impact, I Am the Christian the Devil Warned You About, and his most recent release Edgewise.
Are You Really Hungry for God? — Charisma Magazine

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