God is attracted to many things; however, what is the one thing that initially attracted God to us? It was our brokenness. Our very brokenness is what motivated the Loving Father to sacrifice Himself in the person of His Son, Jesus Christ. The Savior of the world allowed Himself to be broken for us, so that our brokenness could be healed through Him.
One of my pastors, Pastor Felix Okoroji, very recently returned from Uganda where he was ministering as part of his international ministry “Faith Rocks in Him Mission International Ministries.” Prophet and Pastor Felix is so much more than just a pastor to me, as I consider him a close friend and mentor.
When Prophet Felix returned, He shared a letter with me (with permission), which brought me to my knees. I asked him if I could run this in my Daily Word column, because I felt the leading of the Lord to do so; as it would bless my many readers who come to read God’s Word, through this syndicated column, across 54 countries and growing. I am honored and privileged to be a vessel with which this powerful testimony passes through. Thank you, Prophet and Pastor Felix, for entrusting me with this account of a most Divine Appointment.
Click on the link below to read this Divine encounter, which will touch and transform you immeasurably:
God is attracted to our brokenness
May God Bless you and keep you always.
With warmest regards,
And, in service of The Most High King,
Matthew
Matthew.Gargano@HMDMinistries.com
© 2013.
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