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A Compass in Times of Testing
by Sister Joela
15 pages
Sister Joela focuses on the love that does not fear the cost of preparing for the final phase of world history. As we make the pursuit of first love our choice, we will receive the most precious gift of all: Jesus! The Lord must take us through a process of purification. She shares Mother Basilea conveyed to us from her own testimony that 'God's greatest love is tough love!' At a time of deepest darkness, she prayed: 'My Father, I do not understand You, but I trust You.' He wants to teach His disciples that in the last days we may get the impression that God is not listening, or that He no longer intervenes. He is like the unjust judge who seems to take no interest in me and does not want to help me. Jesus is asking us today, 'when I come, will I still find faith within you?' We are already living in a time when His word in Luke 22:31 is a reality in our lives: 'Satan has asked to sift you as wheat, but I have prayed for you...that your faith may not fail.' The question is how can we find our way in the darkness of our times? Jesus says: 'I am the way.' This is the way that we as His disciples must follow.
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A Compass in Times of Testing
by Sister Joela
15 pages
Sister Joela focuses on the love that does not fear the cost of preparing for the final phase of world history. As we make the pursuit of first love our choice, we will receive the most precious gift of all: Jesus! The Lord must take us through a process of purification. She shares Mother Basilea conveyed to us from her own testimony that 'God's greatest love is tough love!' At a time of deepest darkness, she prayed: 'My Father, I do not understand You, but I trust You.' He wants to teach His disciples that in the last days we may get the impression that God is not listening, or that He no longer intervenes. He is like the unjust judge who seems to take no interest in me and does not want to help me. Jesus is asking us today, 'when I come, will I still find faith within you?' We are already living in a time when His word in Luke 22:31 is a reality in our lives: 'Satan has asked to sift you as wheat, but I have prayed for you...that your faith may not fail.' The question is how can we find our way in the darkness of our times? Jesus says: 'I am the way.' This is the way that we as His disciples must follow.