Quote by Eric Butterworth

God can only do for you what He can do through you.

God can only do for you what He can do through you.

Summary

This quote implies that individuals have agency and are responsible for their own actions and outcomes. It suggests that while God may offer support and guidance, ultimately, it is up to individuals to utilize their abilities and be active participants in bringing positive change in their lives. God's assistance is limited to what individuals are able and willing to accomplish through their own efforts and choices. It highlights the importance of taking personal responsibility and harnessing one's potential to achieve desired outcomes with the help and guidance from a higher power.

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By Eric Butterworth

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