Saturday August 28, 2021
No dream is too big !
Hebrews 11:24 and 25 - It was by faith that Moses, when he grew up, refused to be called the son of Pharaoh's daughter, preferring to be mistreated with the people of God rather than to have the enjoyment of sin for a time.
Moses had been saved from the waters and raised at the court of the most powerful kingdom of the day : Egypt. A brilliant career was open before him and finally, was it not the Eternal who had led his destiny so that he found himself there ? Yet, day after day, a frustration, dissatisfaction, a deep desire for something else was born in his heart...
From birth, Moses had a call on his life : to be a deliverer for the Hebrews ! Some might think that being in a key position he could have influenced the Egyptian government to give more privileges to the Israelites and sometimes God does so, but not in this case. In fact, there was a strong “contentious” between Pharaoh and God and He wanted to show all His greatness and His power : a kind of lesson to this king imbued with himself to the point of defying the sky.
God prepared His servant through difficult trials and when he was ready, in His sight He sent him. My reflection is : have we ever "meditated" on our destiny, and if so, have we entered it or are we experiencing frustration in our being ? I sincerely believe that we will not be satisfied until we enter into the why God created us ! We may be in a very comfortable situation, but happiness seems to be slipping away all the time. We have everything to be happy but, deep inside ourselves, we are not !
My beloveds, if this is your case, do not wait another day. Of course following your destiny will come at a price, of course you might leave the comforts of a palace for the harsh life of a desert. Probably those around you will say that you are crazy but... no dream is too big if it is from God, no dreamer is too small if it is sent by God ! Let’s think carefully about this verse : “Why do you weigh money for that which does not nourish ? Why do you work for what does not satisfy ? Hear me therefore, and you will eat that which is good, and your soul will delight in delicious food” (Isaiah 55.2). However, we advise you to be extremely careful ! It is imperative that our dream comes from God and that we are commissioned by Him, and Him alone !
Good reflection.
Source (Ezekiel 37 Ministries)