Sometimes we can be so ungrateful for what God has given us. Sometimes we can be real "but" people. You read that right, "but" people. "Thanks God, I really appreciate what you've done for me, but....." Haven't we all wished that God would've done things different or wish He had moved faster or added in one detail. This is the story of the Manassites. They've finally have their promised land and with that the promise that God will help them clear the land of all the people, yet....they are "but" people. They go to Joshua, complaining that they don't have enough land, because the people don't want to get out. Instead of obeying God, they want the situation to be fixed. So here's the question: Are the Manassites being good stewards of what they've been given? Are we being good stewards of what we've been given?
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