We often say that God can do anything. Or is it so? Definitely, God canNOT lie, He cannot sin nor go against His Own Words. In fact, there are quite many things God will NOT do until and unless we have done our parts. In Exodus 17:6, it is recorded that God stood  before Moses on the rock in Horeb but water would only gushed out AFTER Moses struck the rock. I am sure that God CAN cause the rock to produce water  for the Israelites to drink BUT He WILL not so until Moses did his part to strike the rock. Similarly, God Himself could cause victory to the Israelites against the Amaleks in Exodus 17:11-12 . BUT, He needed Moses to hold up his hand. We further could see the teamwork and help rendered by Aaron and Hur to support Moses' hand that saw to the complete victory over the Amaleks. Henceforth, spend some quiet moments NOW to seek God and ask in what areas that you need to do your part or you need to render that assistance required whereby God is still waiting before He gives you the complete victory or deliverance. Read Philippians 2:12-13. https://twitter.com/EstherOngHC

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