Isaiah 49:5
And now the LORD speaks--the one who formed me in my
mother's womb to be his servant, who commissioned me to bring Israel back to
him. The LORD has honored me, and my God has given me strength.
We learn three important things from the prophet Isaiah that
pertains to each of us:
1) God created us.
The entire human race was created to serve and glorify God forever. Through God's grace we were given life so
that we may be one of His servants here on earth. Through God's mercy we were granted eternal
life so that we may praise and glorify Him in His eternal kingdom forever.
2) He commissioned all of us to serve Him. While our calling may be different from the
commission of Isaiah, it is just as important in God's eyes. We have all been uniquely gifted to fulfill
the will of Our Heavenly Father and His plan for our lives. Our unique service to Him will be on earth as
it will be in heaven.
3) He will give us all we need to fulfill our
commission. Through Our Savior, Jesus
Christ, we shall have the strength and capability to do the work that we have
been called to do. We shall have the
protection that we need to overcome our enemies. We shall have the comfort that we need to rise
above our discouragements. It will all
be fulfilled according to His promises and His indwelling in us. Through it all, He will complete His work in
us so that we are prepared for our heavenly duties.
Let us seek the Holy Spirit to reveal God's unique plan for our lives. Let us cling to Our Savior who waits to prepare us, protect us and strengthen us so that our lives may glorify the Father.
Prayer
Heavenly Father, we thank You for the loving kindness, the
mercy and the grace that You have bestowed on us through Your Son, Jesus. We rejoice in knowing that You have a
wonderful plan for our lives that will bring praise and glory to You
forever. We pray, Lord, that You will
bring us to a place of repentance so that we may turn away from all the things
in our lives that displease You and turn toward all the things that Your Holy
Spirit reveals to us. May it all be for
Your eternal glory. We ask all these
things in the name of the One who strengthens us, Jesus Christ.
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