Fasting doesn’t change God

Fasting doesn’t change God – just us…

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fasting doesn’t change God
fasting changes us…

44 Comments

  • Reply January 5, 2019

    Guest;

    AMEN !!!

  • Reply January 5, 2019

    Guest;

    Amen

  • Reply January 5, 2019

    Guest;

  • Reply January 5, 2019

    Guest;

    It makes us very hungry

  • Reply January 5, 2019

    Guest;

    Nothing we do changes God…all we do changes us. Closer to or farther away.

  • Reply January 5, 2019

    Guest;

    What?! God changes all the time in response to our prayers. It is completely reasonable that prayer with fasting impacts God more than player alone.

  • Reply January 5, 2019

    Guest;

    Why did Esther fast?

  • Reply January 5, 2019

    Guest;

    Agreed! And fasting doesn’t grow our faith. It destroys our unbelief.

  • Reply January 5, 2019

    Guest;

    I agree that fasting doesn’t change God…..but it certainly moves Him.

  • Reply January 5, 2019

    Guest;

    i have a q- what if your a diabetic and can’t fast very much?

  • Reply January 5, 2019

    Guest;

    “Behold, his soul which is lifted up is not upright in him: but the just shall live by his faith.”
    – Habakkuk 2:4

  • Reply January 6, 2019

    Guest;

    Fasting is a mine game. Changes nothing. God changes. Things. That’s trying to prove something. God knows.

  • Reply January 6, 2019

    Guest;

    The fact that God changes His treatment of us in response to our choices has nothing to do with His character. In fact, because God does not change, He must treat the righteous differently from the unrighteous. If someone repents, God consistently forgives; if someone refuses to repent, God consistently judges. He is unchanging in His nature, His plan, and His being. He cannot one day be pleased with the contrite and the next day be angry with the contrite. That would show Him to be mutable and untrustworthy.

  • Reply January 6, 2019

    Guest;

    Funny how some people actually think that God is impressed by our hunger when we fast…

  • Reply January 7, 2019

    Guest;

  • Reply January 10, 2019

    Guest;

    How can you have free will outside of Open Theism?

  • Reply January 11, 2019

    Guest;

    Amen.

  • Reply January 31, 2019

    Varnel Watson

    true that Joe Absher Robert Borders Daniel J Hesse

    • Daniel J Hesse
      Reply January 31, 2019

      Daniel J Hesse

      Troy Day and feasting does? Is 58?

    • Daniel J Hesse
      Reply January 31, 2019

      Daniel J Hesse

      Fasting-what did it do for Jesus? What were the effects spiritually, physically, and emotionally? Do young pastors fast?

    • Reply January 31, 2019

      Varnel Watson

      feasting?

    • Daniel J Hesse
      Reply January 31, 2019

      Daniel J Hesse

      Troy Day the Master calleth Come and Dine! You just sang that last Sunday??

  • Bishop Bernie L Wade
    Reply January 31, 2019

    Bishop Bernie L Wade

    Interesting. I wonder if they knew that in Ninevah?

  • Joe Absher
    Reply February 1, 2019

    Joe Absher

    “Change is the only constant in life.”
    -Heraclitus

    • Daniel J Hesse
      Reply February 1, 2019

      Daniel J Hesse

      Joe Absher we can thank Him, Joe for the constant and abiding power of His presence!

  • Reply February 1, 2019

    Varnel Watson

    IF God changes … well I will stop right there

  • Reply May 29, 2019

    Varnel Watson

    believe it or not Edmark Makmak Requinto

  • Neil Short
    Reply May 29, 2019

    Neil Short

    Mat 6:17 — Mat 6:18
    But when you fast, put oil on your head and wash your face, so that your fasting may be seen not by others but by your Father who is in secret; and your Father who sees in secret will reward you.

    • Reply May 29, 2019

      Varnel Watson

      Jonah – cite Jonah

  • RichardAnna Boyce
    Reply May 30, 2019

    RichardAnna Boyce

    Matthew 6:17-18. Jesus told his listeners they were to fast privately so that their “Father who sees in secret will reward [them] openly.” After giving, praying, and fasting are done in secret, God rewards openly (vv 4,6,18). To lose sight of the meaning of any one of these disciplines by playing to the crowd was regarded by Jesus as hypocrisy (6:2,5,16). Those who work for the praise of the crowd may receive it, but that is all the reward they will have. Divine recompense is guaranteed by the close of the age, if not before (cf. Matt 24:45-46; 25:14-23; 2 Cor 5:10).

  • Reply May 30, 2019

    Varnel Watson

    Joe Absher I guess people will have to comment first how often and how long they fasted to change GOD

  • Joe Absher
    Reply May 30, 2019

    Joe Absher

  • Reply May 30, 2019

    Varnel Watson

  • Joe Absher
    Reply May 30, 2019

    Joe Absher

    Oops

  • Reply June 1, 2019

    Varnel Watson

    so they say

  • Reply December 9, 2019

    Varnel Watson

    Ricky Grimsley would say it does but it aint true Fasting changes US NOT GOD …

    • Ricky Grimsley
      Reply December 9, 2019

      Ricky Grimsley

      Troy Day don’t speak for me. Fasting only changes us. It weakens the flesh so we can hear god. IMO

    • Reply December 10, 2019

      Varnel Watson

      Ricky Grimsley The voice in the wilderness speaks for all of us GOD does NOT change… period

    • Ricky Grimsley
      Reply December 10, 2019

      Ricky Grimsley

      Troy Day his character doesn’t change. His essence doesn’t change but he didn’t always have a human body but now he does. Sounds like a change to me.

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