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! Does God Give Us More Than We Can Bear?
In the midst of trouble and heartache, we often hear people say
"God won't give you more than you bear."
Is that true?
Good Question!
God never says He won't put more on us than we bear.
Then why do people say it?
It is often confused with 1 Cor.
10:13, a wonderful promise of God that says we won't be tempted beyond what we can bear.
But that promise is different from saying "God won't put more on us than we can bear."
Why does God put more on us than we bear?
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To teach us to *depend* on His *presence*.
Example: Jonah (Jonah 2).
"Never let the *presence* of the storm cause you to doubt the *presence* of God."
2. To teach us to *experience* His *power.*
Example: Paul (2 Cor.
12).
3. To teach us to *rely* on His *people*.
Example: Early Christians (Acts 2:45, Philippians 4:14).
Our struggles come from *God, ourselves, Satan, sinful world.*
But regardless of where they come from, God promises to use our struggles for our good.
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