Jeremiah 1:5
Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were
born I set you apart; I appointed you as a prophet to the nations.
As it was with Jeremiah, so it is with each of us. God created us and has a plan for our
lives. He has set us apart to serve Him
in a way that only we can do because of the unique nature and capabilities that
He has given to each of us. God draws
each of us into a relationship with Him so that we can understand what He has
prepared us to do. We do the things that
we are called to do in response to the outpouring of love and forgiveness that
we receive from Our Creator.
As we seek our place in God's kingdom, we must be careful
not to think too highly or too lowly of ourselves. We should maintain a keen sense of our
weaknesses and our insufficiencies, but we should not let our weaknesses keep
us back from our calling. We should fear
no man and go about our work humbly as we grow in our relationship with Our
Heavenly Father. Our primary focus needs
to be on seeking God's will for our lives and discovering the appointment that
Our Creator has set aside for us. Once
we confirm our appointment, we need to respond accordingly.
The good news is that we do not have to discover our
appointment or respond to it on our own.
Our Heavenly Father has given us a Helper to guide us through the
process of finding and accepting the calling that He has placed on our lives. As long as we set aside time to be in the
presence of Almighty God and surrender to the urgings of the Holy Spirit, we
will discover our appointed role in the kingdom and rejoice in our opportunity
to serve Our King.
Let us first seek an intimate relationship with Our Savior. Then let us earnestly seek the aid of the Holy Spirit to reveal the calling that Our Lord has set aside for us. Under the guidance of Our Counselor, let us move in faith one step at a time toward our
appointment.
Prayer
Heavenly Father, we thank You for creating each of us to
fill a specific need on this earth and in Your eternal kingdom. We thank You for providing the Holy Spirit to
help us separate our own carnal desires from the will and plan that You have
for our lives. We pray, Lord, that the
Holy Spirit will help us to dig deep into our relationship with You. We ask, Father, that the Holy Spirit teach us
how to be vessels of Your perfect love and forgiveness. We ask all these things in the name of the
One who makes it possible for us to become Your good and faithful servants,
Your Most Faithful Son, Jesus Christ.
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