We don’t come up short, but we can come up not finished. It is not our way to come up short, or not finished with what we have started. Once you truly understand where we are together in our walk, then you will understand what is needed to be done to finish and not come up short. When it does come a time where it appears to you that we came up short, then you must see it for what it is. You have to ask yourself the question, did we come up short or did I come up short? You may have come up short because of your expectation being different from my expectation says Father. You must always be sure that you have come to me to do not your will, but to do my will. I will never leave you short or not finished; however, I will leave you for a time as far as you are able to come with me. My ear to you is given to you to say back to me that which I have already said. When I hear back from you what I have already said, then I know that we have agreement. Once you and I have agreement at the place where we are together, the rest must leave us.
When you begin to have my ear, it was because you had began to show your willingness to say to all else; now leave us. Yes, I hear all of the prayers that come before me; but, all the prayers that come before me are answered depending on where I am with the prayer sender in our walk. It’s always a climb up the stairway to the top floor, In the natural world, one does not just walk in the building, and go straight up to the CEO. There is first a climb process that one must go through, even if one has an appointment. It isn’t that the CEO doesn’t want to see your happy face, but what you need may be handled better by the staff of the CEO. I want you to remember that it was by your faith in which you have climbed the stair way to me. You have my ear because you have shown the faith to climb the ladder to where the rest must leave us. They do not leave us by choice, but they leave us because they can not yet come. Come my son let me hear more, for I have more that I want to show you.
Ear of Father,
Adopted son
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