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Beyond the Weather: Standing in Divine Order Through Life’s Storms

 

Beyond the Weather

"The first angel sounded the trumpet, and hail and fire mixed with blood were hurled to the earth. One-third of the earth was burned up, as were one-third of the trees and all the green grass." – Revelation 8:7

Storm clouds breaking to reveal divine light beyond the weather


   Divinity operates through divine order. Nothing happens by accident. There are no coincidences everything unfolds exactly as intended within divine purpose. The steps of a good person are ordered by the Divine, and all things work together for good for those who love the Divine and live according to divine purpose. Even thoughts, words, and actions that were not the highest and best can be transformed for good. This is why we speak peace to the winds, waves, and weather of life. We declare divine order, align the human mind with Divine Mind, and function from this spiritual truth.

   Jesus encountered storms and severe weather, yet He spoke with authority: “Peace, be still.” That same authority lives within us. Two builders experienced the same rain, floods, and winds yet only the house built on the rock stood firm. The difference was not the weather, but the foundation. Revelation 8 reveals symbolic, eschatological weather hail, fire, and blood affecting one-third of the earth. Angels, as divine messengers, sound trumpets for clarity and awakening. Blood symbolizes life, indicating that not all endure these conditions. Yet notice this truth: only one-third is affected not all. We are invited to know the Divine beyond the weather.

Firstly: Conditions and Effects

   Conditions arise hail, fire, and blood and they produce effects: ground burned, trees destroyed, growth halted. These conditions shake foundations and consume manifestations. Yet not every area of life is affected equally. It may be health, relationships, or wealth but never the whole. The condition of consciousness determines the effects experienced. Thoughts (Thinking), words (Theology), and actions (Treatment) shape outcomes. The Divine governs sunshine and rain, joy and pain. Know the Divine beyond the condition.

Secondly: Not Universal

   The impact is limited only one-third. Not everyone experiences loss in the same season. In shared conditions such as pandemics, economic shifts, or family patterns, some prosper while others struggle. The same weather affects people differently. Just because something shows up in a family, community, or bloodline does not mean it must touch everyone. When it rains, some play. Conditions are real but they are not universal.

Thirdly: Temporary

   Weather passes. Snow melts. Rain stops. Winds settle. Trouble does not last forever. When life is built on Divine Principle, one stands firm after the storm. Just because something happens does not mean it will remain. Build life on what endures not on temporary things that rust, decay, or fade away. Stand on the rock of spiritual truth.

   Know the Divine beyond the weather. Speak divine order into every circumstance. Align thoughts, words, and actions with truth, and remain unshaken. Storms pass but the foundation remains.

📖 Reflection: What area of your life is asking you to trust the Divine beyond present conditions?

💡 Action Step: Speak aloud today: “I stand beyond the weather. Divine order governs my life, and I remain firm on spiritual truth.”

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