One of the greatest challenges we face, after a lifetime of learning to “hold on” and labor faithfully, is to recognize and respond to the season of “letting go”, trusting the fruit of our labors to God and to those we have led and influenced.
It’s not either-or, it’s both-and.
We have the incredible privilege of access to God’s presence at any time and in any place!
Check it out and think it through before making a judgment, forming an opinion, or arriving at a conclusion.
Like Paul, my “citizenships” sometimes bring me into conflict.
How differently decisions were made in the wilderness under Moses’ leadership and in Jerusalem as the gospel spread to the Gentile world!
It’s time to receive forgiveness and get on with my life. My fresh, new, forgiven and cleansed life!
When we don’t know what God wants us to do next, the proper action is worshiping, seeking, and waiting.
We must be clear about the things God is specific about. We’re free to be creative about the things God is not specific about.
Everyday items that by themselves have small value or little meaning, when put in God’s hands, can become priceless instruments of service and worship to God.