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God’s Provision

God’s Generous Gifts to His Children

by Lauren Koch July 17, 2022

Are you contending for God’s provision in your life? Surrender your needs to the Father. In His perfect timing, He meets you with exactly what you need. I’ve been completely shocked by God’s generous gifts in my own life. Read on for one of my favorite stories.

God’s Generous Gifts Come Right on Time

When my husband and I were newly married, he drove a car that we knew was in it’s last days. His commute was far and he needed reliable transportation. We weren’t sure what we were going to do with the car, but continued driving it until God showed us otherwise.

“And God is able to bless you abundantly, so that in all things at all times, having all that you need, you will abound in every good work.” (2 Corinthians 9:8)

One Saturday afternoon, my husband emerged from our bedroom where he was napping. Holding his phone up, he showed me a message from an old family friend. A woman had messaged him saying she felt led from the Lord to gift us a vehicle, and she wanted to drive 2 hours to us that night to drop it off to us. She even insisted to pay the fee to transfer the title to our name! We couldn’t believe the goodness of God’s timing.

“And my God will meet all your needs according to the riches of his glory in Christ Jesus.” (Philippians 4:19)

Where Can You Be Generous?

“Remember this: Whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows generously will also reap generously.” (2 Corinthians 9:6)

If you are looking to increase your faith in God’s provision in your life, choose one place you can be generous in your giving. Is it paying for your co-worker’s lunch? Maybe it’s something more extravagant. You will never regret generosity in your own life. In it, you will encounter God’s generous gifts.

July 17, 2022 0 comment

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Four Truths About God’s Provision

by Matt Brown August 29, 2021

written by Matt Brown

When you put your faith in Christ, God commissions himself to protect, provide, and care for you (Philippians 4:19). God always provides for his children, though often it is not in the way we expect or hope.

The challenge is for us to see his provision and care, even when it is different than we expect. Because God is God, his ways are higher than our ways (Isaiah 55:9). But he graciously gives us insight into what he is doing in the Scriptures.

John Piper says, “God is always doing 10,000 things in your life, but you may be aware of three of them.” Over and over again, Jesus’s disciples missed what he was doing right in front of them. They missed the point of the miracles. They missed the lessons. Which should give us hope for our own lack of clarity today. Here are four important encouragements about how God provides and cares for you.

1. God May Provide Differently Than We Expect

The Israelites escaped captivity in Egypt only to face the challenges of the desert. One of the biggest challenges for such a large group of nomads was enough food to eat. Over and over again God provided supernaturally for his people. If God could provide for many thousands of Israelites in the middle of a desert, he can surely provide for you and your family’s needs. One of the precious testimonies of Scripture is, “I have been young, and now am old, yet I have not seen the righteous forsaken or his children begging for bread” (Psalm 37:25).

But even with God’s supernatural provision, the Israelites still complained and grumbled in the desert. They longed for the food they left behind in Egypt. God was literally providing bread from heaven — enough for each day — but they wanted his provision a different way. They wanted it their own way.

This lesson has spoken to me over the years. Ask God to provide for you in whatever way he deems fit. Don’t grumble against God’s supernatural, unexpected ways.

Maybe you are at a job and doing work different than what you had expected or hoped for. Don’t always wish for something different. Don’t constantly dream about being somewhere else, doing something else. Be present. Give your all to your current job, and always be thankful (1 Thessalonians 5:18). This doesn’t mean you can’t move towards the job of your dreams, but it might inspire the faith to stop complaining about the way God has provided for you in the current moment, and instead invest yourself fully wherever you are.

2. God Provides More of Himself

Our greatest need is for more of God, and this is something he gladly gives us.

“Which one of you, if his son asks him for bread, will give him a stone? Or if he asks for a fish, will give him a serpent? If you then, who are evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father who is in heaven give good things to those who ask him!” (Matthew 7:9–11)

Scripture tells us to make the pursuit of God the primary function of our lives. Matthew 6:33 says, “Seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.” Psalm 37:4 says, “Delight yourself in the LORD, and he will give you the desires of your heart.”

John Piper has asked, “What is the deepest root of your joy? What God gives to you? Or what God is to you?” God graciously guides us into a greater realization that our ultimate need is for more of his word, more of his ways—more of him.

3. God’s Ultimate Provision Has Already Been Given in the Gospel

We ask God for many things, but the greatest thing we could ever receive from him has already been given. What God has given us in the gospel is light-years ahead of every other provision and care we could ever seek from him. When we trust in Christ, we have decisively secured for us every ultimately good thing from him. It’s just a matter of time.

James 1:17 reminds us, “Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of lights with whom there is no variation or shadow due to change.” Every truly good thing in our lives comes straight from the Father. The ultimate good he provided us, through whom much of the other good things come to us, is Jesus. Jesus is the ultimate treasure.

4. God Provides Finally in Eternity

Hebrews 11 gives us two different perspectives on God’s provision and care for us. Some, by faith, came through this life victorious, while others lost their lives. Both are commended for their mighty faith.

God does not always provide and care for us in ways we might expect in this life. The Bible does not promise this. Peter, James, John, and Paul gave their very lives for the gospel. They viewed the gospel as a treasure not to be lost at any cost. They suffered gladly because they had something in the gospel that had far more worth.

This life is fleeting. This life is fragile. This life is but a vapor’s breath. The next life, the age to come, is where all God’s provision and care for us will ultimately make sense and come together as a whole.

We may not receive healing in this life, but we will receive perfect healing in eternity. We may not see answers to our greatest prayers in this life, but we will receive fully in eternity. Some days God’s provision and care may seem distant, but it will be ever-present in eternity. We long for our world to stop raging and be at peace, but ultimate peace will only come in eternity.

Our hearts ache under the pressures of this life, but it is only because we were made for another world. We are sojourners and aliens on this earth. “But you are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people for his own possession, that you may proclaim the excellencies of him who called you out of darkness into his marvelous light” (1 Peter 2:9).

Matt Brown (@evangelistmatt) is an evangelist, author, and founder of Think Eternity. Along with his wife, Michelle, and the staff and volunteers of Think Eternity, millions of people are impacted with the gospel each year online and through live events. We also minister to more than two million followers on social media daily.

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August 29, 2021 0 comment

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God’s Provision: His Blessings in Disguise

by Jeff S. Bray May 23, 2021

written by Jeff S. Bray

Life has been a whirlwind of busyness. I take it as a blessing from the Lord, though. I pray for work, He sends it. I am a Full-Time Freelance writer. When I’m not writing, I’m not providing for my family. So, any job I receive is God’s provision. It has been this way for about a year and a half now since my Epilepsy diagnosis.

How I Got Here

In October 2019, I woke up on the floor of our restroom. I had a seizure. I wasn’t completely sure where I was or how I got there. I didn’t know it at the time, but I hit my head on the commode. We really didn’t think too much of it, and to be honest, I did have a couple of drinks that night. We figured I stumbled, hit my head, and that somehow caused it.

About a month later, I was in bed, without a drop in me, and had another seizure. This one my wife witnessed, and we knew it was time to see a doctor. Unfortunately, none of the tests revealed anything of worth. None of them to this day have shown anything revealing.

God Placed Thorns

Today I am under a doctor’s care, and my seizures are controlled by medication. I still have seizures, but they are less severe. Occasionally I have a bad day, but it’s something I deal with now. My wife does all the driving. I could if I want to, but I just don’t feel safe behind the wheel because I never know when the next one will hit.

I tell you all of this not to gain pity. I tell you because we never know how God’s provision is going to work in our lives. Remember Paul? He had a thorn in his flesh. We’re never told what his thorn is. Some speculate it was a speech impediment. Others say it was the hardships he constantly faced. Whatever it was, God placed it there. If you recall, when God is talking to Ananias about Saul, he says, “many things he must suffer for My name’s sake.” (Acts 9:16 NKJV) Paul’s thorn turned into his ministry.

This is My Thorn

I feel that my ‘thorn’ is my Epilepsy. I lost my job as a truck driver after my Epilepsy diagnosis. I wasn’t fired, but I was sidelined because my CDL was placed “on hold” until I met certain stipulations. I also no longer drive personally. Since I don’t drive, I cannot get to a regular job.

There is the silver lining of God’s provision through all of this. I am a writer. I have been a Freelance Writer for the past five years. I began while I was trucking. I would pull loads during the day and write after I parked my truck. That little bit helped establish me in the writing world. God used that little bit, and when I was unable to drive, He allowed it to explode into the writing career it is today.

Be Careful What You Wish For

You know the saying, “be careful what you wish for because you just may get it?” Well, the same goes for prayer. I’ve always prayed for the opportunity to write. God’s provision gave me the opportunity through what I was doing in my spare time. Then I was praying for the ability to write Full-Time. I prayed that prayer for a year. I don’t mean as a tag onto my prayer. I mean heavy-duty prayer for it. I wanted to be a Full-Time writer.

Then this happens.

Wishes Granted

Some will discount me saying that. That ‘why would a loving God allow something so bad happen?’ I cannot answer that. I just know when I was diagnosed, I had to give up driving. Driving took up 14 hours of my day. That left 10 hours off-duty, most was sleeping because I needed to be up again to drive. There wasn’t time for serious writing. I did it though. I held a part-time writing job—and still prayed for the opportunity to write Full-Time. So, when I was ‘forced’ to give up driving it freed up my time. A blessing? An answer to prayer?

The result was not immediate. Things were tight at first, but not for long. God tested my resolve. But I trusted His plan. In a little less than three months, I signed a long-term contract with one company writing a blog. I had two other companies I regularly wrote for, and I was still an editor for a copywriting firm I had been working for while I was a trucker.

Blessings in Disguise

God blesses us in ways we cannot imagine. Although, getting there may not always be sunshine and rainbows. I’ve learned sometimes blessings are precisely what we pray for, but they can come through adversity. Hardship may be the only way we can fully appreciate the blessings we receive. For me, I had to be put into a position where I had no choice but to work my tail off to get the next writing job, or rent was not going to get paid. But today, I work comfortably because I have a solid client base, and I am confident in my ability.

I prayed for the opportunity to write Full-Time, and now I am doing just that. God’s provision has given me the answer to my prayers and the opportunity to live my dream. But I’ve only talked about my career. I’ve not even mentioned that I’m also a published author. I have two published books, am working on my third, and have four Children’s books as well. God has led me down the path that I prayed for. I am blessed. It all came through what I feel is the ‘thorn in my flesh’ of Epilepsy.

God’s Provision: Answered Prayers

The success God has allowed me to have is proof that He answers prayer. It is also proof that we never know how He is going to answer prayer. We serve an awesome God. We just need to be willing to answer the call He presents us, in whatever fashion He presents us. I don’t know where my Epilepsy will take me. I feel fine today. I still experience seizures now and then, nothing serious, but I know the Great Physician. If He chooses to heal me, then I will be grateful, but if I suffer, then like Paul, I will bear it gratefully. And like another amazing man of God, I will say, “The Lord gave, the Lord has taken away, Blessed be the name of the Lord.” (Job 1:21b)

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May 23, 2021 0 comment

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Jesus Made MORE Than They Needed

by Seth & Lauren Dahl December 30, 2020

written by Seth & Lauren Dahl

In John 6, there is an amazing verse immediately following the feeding of the 5,000, which says,

“Therefore, when Jesus perceived that they were about to come and take Him by force to make Him king, He departed again to the mountain by Himself alone.” (John 6:15 NKJ)

Of course they wanted to take Jesus by force and make Him king – He’d just bypassed the entire process needed to prepare the amount of food needed to feed a multitude of people. No sowing, watering, weeding, or reaping were needed. No threshing wheat to make dough, no baking the loaves. No one took a boat out; there were no casting of nets to catch the fish. No cleaning or cooking the fish. This miracle changed everything instantly.

They had to be thinking that if Jesus were king of Israel, never again would their children go to bed hungry. No one would ever starve to death in the entire nation. No drought would ever have an effect on their country again. A bad fishing season wouldn’t decide the food supply in the region. Not only that, but because Jesus made more than they needed, they could sell the excess to the surrounding nations and never have a rough economic season again.

When Jesus received the five loaves and two fish, it is not recorded that He thanked the boy for being so generous with his lunch. Instead, He thanked God. Jesus recognized that what this young boy brought came from God Himself. I doubt the little boy knew this. In fact, I’m pretty sure he felt very insignificant as he handed over his lunch. He only realized what he had after he gave it to Jesus.

How important was the little boy that day? How significant was he in Jesus’ ability to feed the multitudes? Because a disciple found out what a child carried (five loaves and two fish), the nation wanted Jesus to be king. I believe our children are carrying something from heaven and, if they share it, it could change the course of entire nations.

Have you ever had a child say something to you about God that absolutely changed your life? If not, find a child and ask him or her to tell you something they know about God.

Ask them to share something He has said to them or shown them. Then, share that with someone else…
Pass out the bread and fish you get from the child to someone around you.

December 30, 2020 0 comment

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Couple Has Debts Paid Off By Grandparents And Receive Extra Money For Christmas

by Increase December 25, 2020

written by Increase

“My husband and I came to attend Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry in August, 2012, with minimal finances and $1,000 of medical debt. Even though we found jobs, our paychecks didn’t cover our expenses. We prayed and felt God tell us that if we paid our tithe and our bills, we could put what was left over onto the credit card. Additionally, I felt God say that the debt would be paid off at the one-year anniversary of the surgery.

In early December 2012, we got a call from my grandparents, who asked if we had any credit card debt. We replied that we owed $6,000 on our credit cards. They then informed us that they wanted to pay off both credit cards.

A week later, my grandparents called again asking about any medical debt. They decided to include a check for $1,100, meaning the debt would be paid off by the anniversary date. After that phone call, we couldn’t help but dance all around the house, thanking God for His goodness. We had planned on spending $300 on each other for Christmas, but after God fulfilled the promise of our debt being paid off, we decided it would not be wise.

I got the letter from my grandparents in the mail on December 21, 2012. In it were the two checks to pay off the credit cards and the medical debt. But in addition was a surprise check for $300! My grandparents had included, with no prompting from us, an additional “Christmas gift money” check.”

– Libby A.

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Do it again Lord!

December 25, 2020 0 comment

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Ministry In Dumps Leads Government To Provide for Workers

by Increase October 18, 2020

written by Increase

During our mission trips to Nicaragua, we make surprise visits to the dumps. One day we went to a dump outside the town of Masaya. When we arrived, we noticed a procession of vehicles with news cameras and many official-looking people. We didn’t pay much attention to this group because we knew that Jesus was wanting to do something great that day.

Our team spread throughout the dump and began loving people, praying for healing, singing songs with messages from God over people, working in the trash with them, and even washing the feet of some people who had just finished their work for the day. Four of my teammates and I prayed for a man named Juan Marcos, who had been blind in his right eye for ten years. After we had prayed for him four times, his sight was completely restored.

That day, many people on my team said that they’d been giving people messages from God predicting they would get better jobs. The officials and news cameras left after about 45 minutes. I found out later they were from the Department of Health and Safety for the government and had come to investigate the dump to close it down. This made me a bit sad because the people who worked there would be displaced, and the meager jobs they did have would be taken from them. Yet God was at work!

That next Sunday, April 14, as we were ministering at a friend’s church, the man running sound called me over to share a testimony. He said then when he and his wife were watching Channel 12 News the night before, there was a report about the Masaya dump. They showed our team in the dump and even included a shot of me doing flips into the trash.

The report said the government was going to close the dump, but because of the way our team had loved and noticed the people who had been overlooked by society, they were going to create new jobs for all the people working in the dump!

October 18, 2020 0 comment

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The Sparrow Knows!

by Corine Channell September 23, 2020

written by Corine Channell

Matthew 10:29-30 says, “Are not two sparrows sold for a cent? And yet not one of them will fall to the ground apart from your Father. But the very hairs of your head are all numbered.” Since I was a child, I have felt a kinship to the tiny bird named Sparrow. Today I was reminded why.

Sparrows are tiny birds that can squeeze themselves into tight spaces all at the same time being able to fly high above the tallest of trees. Their smallness in size and frailty in the body does NOT stop them from being THE bird that God speaks of in His word. he says they are the ones He cares for and knows when they fall. THIS right here had always comforted my broken soul. When I would feel alone or fragile or afraid or inadequate, I would remember the sparrow. “So do not fear; YOU are more valuable than many sparrows.” (Matthew 10:31)

His Eye On The Sparrow

My mother’s favorite song was, “His Eye Is On The Sparrow.” The song was written in 1905 after the songwriter Civillia Martin met a bedridden and crippled couple, who shined bright for Jesus – in spite of, and maybe because of! When asked their secret to their unwavering joy, the simple response was, “His eye is on the sparrow and I know He watches me.” (Heart drops in my throat.) How powerful is THAT?! And the rest is history. From that couple’s pain, came purpose for generations to come. It is a song for the ages; a song for my mother; a song for me. “I sing because I’m happy. I sing because I’m free. His eye is on the sparrow, and I know He watches me.”

“The bird also has found a house, and the swallow a nest for herself, where she may lay her young, Even Your altars, O Lord of hosts, My King and my God.” (Psalm 84:3) These verses speak of a God caring and providing for the needs of – a bird. Amazing tender loving care. God is not too big to be mindful of the small.

Tiny Bird With Big Significance

Yesterday I was having a freak out worrisome moment which was threatening to drag me under. And at that exact moment, a current Christian song came on the radio, appropriately titled “Sparrows” by Jason Gray. The irony of all of it was NOT Lost to me. That the tiny bird that gave me hope way back in turbulent years when I needed to know my value, is the SAME tiny bird reminding me NOW that my value has NOT decreased. He still holds my tomorrows, like He held my yesterdays. God is STILL watching over me.

He who knows when a tiny bird falls, surely will NOT forget me. Nothing catches Him unaware. He has no forgetful moments. (Luke 12:6) “Are not five sparrows sold for two cents? Yet not ONE of them is forgotten before God.”

“If He can hold the world, He can hold this moment; not a field or flower escapes His notice. Oh- even the sparrow knows…” (Jason Gray, “Sparrows”)

What I love most about sparrows is the simplicity of how they relate to God and He relates to them. They know. They just know. I want that active in me, to just “be still, and KNOW.”

September 23, 2020 0 comment

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Testimony Changes Everything

by Heather White October 1, 2019

written by Heather White

Revelation 19:10 says, “For the testimony (witness) of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy.” Doctrine and power come together and impact those who don’t know Jesus when we share testimonies. It also increases faith for other believers.

Financial Testimony

Several years back, my husband and I found ourselves newly married, freshly out of college, financially broke, and experiencing the loss of a job at no fault of our own. We wondered where our next meal would come from and how we would pay our expenses. I laid awake many nights during that year, watching the clock for the stroke of midnight for my paycheck to deposit in my bank account. No deposit would mean no bills paid by the deadline. Those were frightening times.

My husband and I didn’t know where to turn in an earthly sense, but we knew God recognized our needs. We prayed for His protection and provision. We asked Him to cover our bills because we didn’t know how to do it on our own. Not only did we have regularly monthly expenses, but we had debt from our honeymoon. If God didn’t come through, we knew we’d find ourselves financially devastated.

Our situation looked dark, but that’s often the way things seem before God steps into our situations. Casseroles appeared at the front door in the arms of church acquaintances who had heard our family’s name when they prayed. It was amazing to hear them say, “I was praying about who to cook a meal for and your family came to mind, although I don’t know why. But if God put you in my head, you must need a casserole!”

Over the months that followed, checks appeared in the mailbox down to the dollar that covered food and basic living costs. We never went hungry. Most of the people who helped provide food and financial resources had no idea how dire our situation actually was. We didn’t tell anyone how much we struggled. I think we were just ashamed and afraid, but the God of mercy provided everything we needed even through our pride and pain.

Will You Share Your Story?

I like to tell this story to anyone who is going through financial difficulties because it’s hard to explain how we got through that nightmarish season of life unscathed. Only God, the Provider (Philippians 4:19), could use people who didn’t know our family or our needs to help us. His hand is undeniable, and it still makes me fall to my knees in thanks when I think about His goodness during those formative days.

I firmly believe sharing testimonies have a deeper, longer-lasting impact than pushing religion. They demonstrate that an encounter with the God of the Bible has the power to transform a life or a situation in real ways. I hope my story of hope will compel you to tell a testimony of God’s grace and goodness in your life.

To quote the popular leader Blake Schellenberg, “He who has the most hope, has the most influence.” Share your testimony, the witness of Jesus, and change a life.

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October 1, 2019 0 comment

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This Mom Only Had $20 Left But A Miracle Check Appeared On Their Doorstep After Her Son Prayed

by Rhoda Gayle May 16, 2019

written by Rhoda Gayle

A broke mom had only $20 left in her bank account when her son prayed for money to buy them ice cream. Right after his prayer, they found a miracle check right on their doorstep!

Only $20 in her account

Sarah Moore Gruver is a mother of three children and has to tightly budget her money each week. She took her children to the grocery store with her but they began to ask for ice cream. With just $20 left to last her for the rest of the week, Sarah couldn’t afford to give in to her children’s request and told them about their financial state. She also explained that they had enough good food at home and didn’t need ice cream.

Her kids were disappointed and Sarah was heartbroken with their situation. But instead of giving up, her eldest child, Josh, said a prayer to God.

“We know you can”

“God, we’d really love some ice cream. Is there any way you can give mommy some money so we can get some ice cream tonight? We know you can. Thank You,” Josh prayed.

Sarah scolded her son for praying such a selfish prayer as it was also the time when Hurricane Harvey hit Texas.

“God isn’t going to drop money on our doorstep so you can get ice cream. He’s BUSY right now with natural disasters,” she said to her son.

But Josh has a lot of faith in Jesus and he was confident that God would hear his prayer.

“Nope, God said you’ll have plenty of money for ice cream and to give some to the natural disaster people,” he answered as if he had personally heard back from God!

$123 check

The mom of three was silenced upon returning home, there was a surprise waiting for the family! There was an envelope on their front porch that contained a check for $123! She eventually learned that it was from an over-payment of a student loan from many years ago.

Josh’s prayer was answered and Sarah did everything as her child prayed.

“The kids were not surprised. God was not surprised. They got ice cream. The Red Cross got a donation. And mom remembered, yet again, what it means to have the faith of a child.”

This story is a reminder to us all of what our prayers and faith can do! Share this to bless others!

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May 16, 2019 1 comment

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A Season of Transition

by Brian Taylor December 7, 2018

written by Brian Taylor

It has occurred to me that many people today are in the midst of a transition. Children may be changing to a new grade in school or changing schools entirely. Adults may be transitioning from one economic status to another, one job status to another, or moving from one city to another. Some are changing churches while others are changing the way they think about a given situation as they approach a certain stage of life. Whatever the cause of the transition, one thing is for certain: the transition is often an uncomfortable place filled with many unknown factors.

When Joshua heard the word from the Lord that, “Moses My servant is dead,” it presented a moment of transition for him that must have been quite unsettling. Sure, Joshua had been a great warrior, a right-hand person to Moses as he led the people through the wilderness. He was a great friend to Caleb who, like himself, believed that they could do anything if God asked of them. However, this moment of transition was different for him. This was the first time he was the elder in the community, as everyone other than Caleb was a generation younger than they were. He had not known what it would be like to lead a people without being able to turn to Moses for confirmation. He was solely leaning on the Lord.

Like Joshua, as we are going through whatever transition that we are facing, we have to remember that we do not face it completely alone. We have a God who hears and will keep us in peace as we lean on Him at times of uncertainty. While the ground beneath us may feel unstable, He is our rock of stability and a sure foundation that will sustain us when everything else around us is shaking. He is our light when all around us looks dark and uncertain.

Take a page from the book of Joshua and “Fear not!”

Let this be a time where you become courageous. Dare to step boldly toward the place of God’s leading. He has never failed you before and He will not leave you on your own. It is a new day and a new opportunity to see what lies ahead.

When Christ came on the scene, it marked a great moment of transition once again for the people of Israel. It not only signified that God was with them, but it also signified that the Kingdom had indeed come. When Christ arose from the dead, it too signaled a transition for them. They were invited to have a part in the God’s Kingdom agenda restoring the operation of God’s Kingdom on Earth wherever they went. On the day of Pentecost, that invitation extended beyond the people of Israel to the nations.

Since that day, we have all faced a transition of one sort or another. With each transition, it is an opportunity to go higher, dig deeper, stand taller, be bolder, be more courageous, and become more fearless. Wherever you are in your life’s journey and whatever God has called you to during the transition that you are facing, know that God is by your side and ready to lead you through it as you show forth His kingdom in all you do.

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