Hebrews 12:6-8 NLT
6)For the lord disciplines those he loves, and he punishes each one he accepts as his child.”
7)As you endure this divine discipline, remember that God is treating you as his own children. Who ever heard of a child who is never disciplined by its father?
8) If God doesn’t discipline you as he does all of his children, it means that you are illegitimate and are not really his children at all.

We must realize that God is still looking out for us, even when someone or something brings hurt or disappointment. We often blame God and try to make him pay every time we feel hurt or let down, instead we need to realize that he’s saving us from something that would have hurt worst later down the line or may have even caused death physically or spiritually. Not taking heed to our father leads us into making things in life harder on ourselves. Not realizing that God’s chastisement is showing his love, causes us to suppress things he wants to manifest in us. We spend a lot of time going through turmoil that we wouldn’t have to if we had just accepted his love in the first place. Think about where you would be or how your life would be if you were never disciplined for wrongdoings. If you were never stopped from certain things that may have caused you to throw life away. Growing up, when parents would discipline their child(ren), they would say “I’m doing this because I love you”. As a child it’s something we don’t believe, but as you get older you realize that it’s the truth. This is exactly how it is with the father. He wants what’s best for us because he loves us. The great thing is that, not only does he want what’s best for us, but he “knows” what’s best for us, and knows what our destiny looks like. Accept his love, by allowing his rod and staff to comfort you. In other words accept his chastening.

Philippians 4-6

 Be careful for nothing; but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God.

Do not be thoughtless to give God all of your concerns. Though in the moment you may be weighed down and feel alone when you’re faced with life’s challenges, you’re an overcomer. You’re made for purpose through difficult times. Suffering happens on purpose to create a purpose that Glorifies God.Give everything to God and give praises to him during these times. He knows exactly what you need. As a reminder make your request made known to God, he wants to hear from you.

Genesis 3:5 KJV

 For God doth know that in the day ye eat thereof, then your eyes shall be opened, and ye shall be as gods, knowing good and evil.

To know good and evil was not essentially God’s plan. The serpent is a great conman. He uses our lack of knowledge/wisdom to cause us to go against God. How so? Just as God knows our desires the enemy does too. However; he tempts us with our insecurities. If we take time to examine this passage we find that Eve was alone. We also know that the tempter had to have said the right thing to get his prey to fall. In order to sin against God we have to already have the desire in our hearts to do so. But if we think about the long jeopardy of our sin; we realize that our children suffer from our Fall. Adam and Eve being our first parents caused our nation to know Evil. As for the people who may read this message, as parents we make decisions according to our hearts desires, which doesn’t necessarily align with God’s commands.This causes our children’s destruction. Along with this our children are exposed to things we have no control over. Generational curses are broken when deception is revealed, when the truth is revealed, more importantly when we seek God concerning our insecurities and not allow the enemy to come in during our alone season and speak damnation to our spirit. Stick to the plan of God no matter what it looks like. Never be eager to be greater or less than what God commands. Your greed or failure may alter your purpose and those after you. To know good is to know God. To know evil is disobedience.