hmmm is God's anointing over our lives for a special purpose? or is it like a general anointing that can work for everything.. What if someone is called to and is anointed for a special role and purpose in God's house, and decides to do something else instead which he really likes and loves doing.. does the anointing that is over his life still work? Simple example i can think of.. Person A is called and anointed to be a great evangelist(or whatever role), but he really loves doing something that is different like singing(plus the fact that he is good at it, and has a sincere passion for it). I know you can be good at both at the same time, but what if you focus more on the thing that your not called and anointed to be.. does it matter? will the same anointing still be there?
Bottom line, can u be anointed to do something that you have not been called to do?
Day 125.
Interesting how the first thing David asked the messengers when they came running back with the good news was if his son Absalom was all right. To think that Absalom, the son who rebelled agianst David, who stole his title as king, publicly disgraced David by sleeping with all his concubines, and even made David to flee from his own home, that David who was the king and had everything, would still care for such a son. King David had many many sons, but still he loved them as a father. It's pretty amazing..any normal person would be glad that the person who was after their life is now gone, and that they would be able to return to their kingdom! But David turned the day of celebration because of the battle's victory into a day of mourning. When David learnt that his son had died, he was deeply moved and went into his chambers to weep. David was even willing to die in the place of his son Absalom. If this isn't a father's love and forgiveness, i don't know what it is. After all that Absalom his own son, flesh and blood, did to him, David was still able to forgive him.. That seems like such an impossible thing to do.. David must have a really really big heart or something, either that or a really high tolerance level..
Bottom line, can u be anointed to do something that you have not been called to do?
Day 125.
Interesting how the first thing David asked the messengers when they came running back with the good news was if his son Absalom was all right. To think that Absalom, the son who rebelled agianst David, who stole his title as king, publicly disgraced David by sleeping with all his concubines, and even made David to flee from his own home, that David who was the king and had everything, would still care for such a son. King David had many many sons, but still he loved them as a father. It's pretty amazing..any normal person would be glad that the person who was after their life is now gone, and that they would be able to return to their kingdom! But David turned the day of celebration because of the battle's victory into a day of mourning. When David learnt that his son had died, he was deeply moved and went into his chambers to weep. David was even willing to die in the place of his son Absalom. If this isn't a father's love and forgiveness, i don't know what it is. After all that Absalom his own son, flesh and blood, did to him, David was still able to forgive him.. That seems like such an impossible thing to do.. David must have a really really big heart or something, either that or a really high tolerance level..
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