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...the reason why they [Israel] did not gain full possession of the land was because of that unbelief which made the sword necessary; for it is absolutely impossible that the heavenly country which God promised Abraham can ever be gained by men with swords or guns in their hands.
E.J. Waggoner, Everlasting Covenant p. 420

Praying for a Door of Opportunity

Posted Oct 20, 2015 by Adrian Ebens in Testimonies and Stories
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Withal praying also for us, that God would open unto us a door of utterance, to speak the mystery of Christ, for which I am also in bonds: Col 4:3 

Over the weekend my asosciate and I were visiting some believers in another town. After a time of blessing we returned to the airport. When we sat in the departure area we had a seat between us. Shortly after a young person asked if they might sit in the seat between and we welcomed them to sit down.

I began to have thoughts of how I might share with this person as they were brought to sit down right next to us. I began to ask Father for a door of opporutnity to speak to this person that our Father and Lord Jesus love so much. Shortly after I glanced down and saw that they were holding a passport from Canada. Immediately I found a door and I said "I see you are from Canada, I was visiting there earlier this year." I then shared my reason for the visit there and produced a copy of the book Identity Wars as the focus of my work and ministry. I gave the book to them and said you are welcome to read it. She asked what it was about and I explained that it portrayed Self-worth from a Christian perspective. "Do you believe in God?" she said. "Yes I surely do," I replied. I was then able to share a little of my testimony of how Christ had brough so much peace, joy and a sense of purpose and direction into my life. She said she would read the book as she had a long flight back to Canada.

I thanked Father for opening a door to share some of the joys of the life of a Christian.

Father please grant me a door of opportunity today to share of the love of Christ and our Father's wonderful gift in giving His Son.