The Father has a complete plan for each of us, but it will be carried out on his time versus the time as we know it to be. You can think of it in the manner as you would most sporting events. There is the normal time in which we all basically live by; and we all know it to be for example, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The sporting events will play their game within a portion of that 24 hour time period of the day. However, the sporting event’s game has its own time in which it will play, and is generally known in the sports world by the name “regulation time:” this times includes all the unspecified normal time taken for all that happens doing the game to complete it. This will includes only having one injury time out, or having five injury time outs may God forbid, extra time, over time, extra holes, extra innings, sudden death, and whatever name is given by the particular sport to mean the additional time needed to complete the game, or event. The regulation time of the game will be played within normal time parameters, but not by the rules of normal time. Normal time will always have book ends where you start at a certain time, and you end at a certain time. However, regulation time changes the rules because it is a time for all things unspecified: this sounds just like a faith operation to me with all the unspecified stuff that will be going on to where you just don’t know what’s next! Therefore normal time will always try to book end regulation time by making a starting time and an ending time that will hopefully cover all the unspecified happenings in regulation time. You will hear from the broadcaster during many sporting events how the game will continue on another channel, or your regular programing will be delayed until after the regulation time of the game is over. And in general, the only time that normal time, and regulation time is ever running on the same time is when they both resynchronize for the break, or half time show for those sporting event games in which a period of stoppage is part of the game making it somewhat a part of the regulation time. It is good that father time has his priority on being there when time catches up to us because during primetime, normal time will never catch up to regulation time. We can only hope that the book ending skills for normal time continues to improve. Think Like Father God, Not Like Father Time.

So back to the Father having a complete plan for each of us, and how it will be carried out on his time versus the time as we know it to be. We know all about the normal time and how it tries to book end all that we do. In order to receive the plan that Father God has for us, versus the plan that father time has for us, we have to be comfortable with the Father in our own skin. We have to know that he is in control, and that there is the time needed to complete the operation. Similar to the athletes playing in regulation time. They have been doing it since little kids for most of them, and they don’t panic because the normal time running has in some cases more than doubled the time played in the regulation time. The playing time, and the running time has nothing to do with each other. When we are trusting the Father to bring to pass the complete plan that he has for us, we must not worry about the normal time running because the Father’s operation is being officiated on a whole different time basis: 2 Peter 3:8, “But, beloved, be not ignorant of this one thing, that one day is with the Lord as a thousand years, and a thousand years as one day.” The Father is not seeing it unfold in the same manner in which we are seeing things unfold. We have to take on the mind of Christ, and see things unfold in the way in which the Father is seeing things unfold. Galatians 4:6, “And because ye are sons, God hath sent forth the Spirit of his Son into your hearts, crying, Abba, Father.” Hey, first of all, do you really believe that the Spirit of his Son has been sent into your hearts, with the passion from the bosom? Well, do you, believe it? Nah, I don’t want to hear that it’s not that easy: I know that it’s not that easy. We have made it hard on ourselves by the time we finally come to play the operation out. Let’s forget about the great athletes who can play their game or event so well for a minute, and let’s talk about us. When you and I are at the picnic playing basketball with the relatives, and skying six inches above the pavement, we are not concern about how much time it takes for the first team to get to ten. We just play it out, and respond to whatever comes next, right? We don’t try to discern everything before it happens. I am not in meditation hoping for the other team to make a mistake, but if they make one, I will just know what to do. The shot that wins the games has not been preplanned so that I can be ready to take it, for it maybe taken by someone else as was forced by the defense. It may have taken each team five misses apiece before the next basket was made, but no one panic, gave up, or just decided to place blame during those five misses. Even with all the unspecified stuff going on, the game still went to ten; and with the normal time to play doubling on us, it just didn’t matter. The real time was being kept differently, and the game would not end by the amount time passed, but by the team being the first to ten. Okay, that should do it. Now take that Spirit of the Son over to the Father’s operation, and bring to pass the things that you hoped for. It’s not all that hard to just play the operation out. Think Like Father God, Not Like Father Time.

The Father Still Does Love To Do The Body Good!

Adopted son,