So Now Go
It’s easy to get angry about injustice. It’s harder when God says, “So now go.” Moses had every excuse in the book—and God had an answer for every one. Maybe the things you think disqualify you are exactly what God intends to use.
It’s easy to get angry about injustice. It’s harder when God says, “So now go.” Moses had every excuse in the book—and God had an answer for every one. Maybe the things you think disqualify you are exactly what God intends to use.
God is always doing something new—but it rarely looks how we expect. In Mark 2, we’re challenged to release control, shed old thinking, and make room for true spiritual transformation.
We’re quick to divide—right from wrong, worthy from unworthy. But God doesn’t divide the way we do. He multiplies. What if Christian humility and charity are the very things we’ve been missing?
What if the peace you’re chasing isn’t found in solving your problems—but in trusting the sovereignty of God? When everything feels unstable, there’s still one place to anchor your heart.