Exodus 3:11, “But I’m not the person for a job like that! Moses exclaimed.” In looking at great assignments, we always will look at our human abilities and inabilities…in doing so we miss out on one divine truth… God is … Continue reading →
Exodus 6:1, “Now you will see what I shall do to Pharaoh, the Lord told Moses. For he must be forced to let my people go; he will not only let them go, but will drive them out of his … Continue reading →
Exodus 7:7, “Moses was eighty years old and Aaron was eighty-three at this time of their confrontation with Pharaoh.” Has it ever dawned upon you that you still may be too young for the great assignment that God has for … Continue reading →
Exodus 7:7, “Moses was eighty years old and Aaron was eighty-three at this time of their confrontation with Pharaoh.” There is no age limit to great usability before the Lord. Moses and Aaron both were eighty and above. Yet, God … Continue reading →
Genesis 50:20, “…God turned into good what you meant for evil, for he brought me to this position I have today so that I could save the lives of many people.” You are lied on, falsely accused, and your character … Continue reading →
Genesis 39:17, “…That Hebrew slave you’ve had around here tried to rape me, and I was only saved by my screams.” (LB) Has your character ever been attacked? Has someone ever told lies about you and you knew that where … Continue reading →
Genesis 39:9, “…How can I do such a wicked thing as this? It would be a great sin against God.” The fact of temptation will be a reality in our lives until the day we leave this world. Why? Because … Continue reading →
Genesis 39:7, “….Potiphar’s wife began making eyes at Joseph and suggested that he come and sleep with her.” The strategies of Satan are not accidental or haphazard, they are intentional and focused. In the life of Joseph, he came face … Continue reading →
Genesis 39:7, “One day at about this time Potiphar’s wife began making eyes at Joseph, and suggested that he come and sleep with her.” You are minding your business at work, when all of a sudden another person makes advances … Continue reading →