“My son, forget not my law; but let thine heart keep my commandments.” Proverbs 3:1 KJV I just “saw” this scripture, and that phrase, “let your heart keep my commandments,” spoke volumes to me. When God’s commandments are in our heart, they become a part of who we are. They’re no longer just a list […]
Similarly, God has an expected end for each of us. We must therefore trust the process. Between the promise and its manifestation lies a season of growth, testing, and refinement.
Like Moses, we often bargain with God, looking for an escape from the assignments He gives us. Fear, self-doubt, and uncertainty about the future are some of the very things that hold many believers back from stepping fully into their calling.
Spoken words do not simply vanish into the air; they leave lasting imprints that affect us emotionally, physically, and spiritually.
The Israelites’ partial obedience to God’s commands led to struggles and delayed blessings. Like them, we should trust and obey wholeheartedly.
God Directed Steps 