Grabbing the Grapes 2

Hello Everyone,

The Bible doesn't say who the two men were that were caring the grapes, but I think they were Joshua and Caleb, because they were the only two who agreed on the promises of God and who believed that they could possess their inheritance.

All 12 spies, announced: it truly is a land flowing with milk and honey (and here is some of the fruit).

The 10 spies went on to say (nevertheless) or in our lingo. What they said was, (but).
Oh man. As soon as I see (but) I know trouble is brewing that one little word has robbed people of so much.

That word but has robbed people of their faith stolen their health robbed them of their dreams, kept them from their miracle and slammed the door shut to the promises of God.

I know God can heal, but.
I know God can deliver, but.
I know God can save, but.
I know God can open the door, but.
I know God can bring water out of the rock, but can he give us a table and put meat on it here in the wilderness.
I know God can, BUT! 

How many times have we stood on the border of our promised land, and failed to take possession. Just because we couldn’t believe God was able?

Every time you add a (but) to the promises of God. You limit God, and disqualify yourself from His promise and from His provision.

Greater Things Are Still To Come!

Pastor Phil