07/09/2017 - DON’T MAKE EXCCUSES TO THE LORD

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So the anger of the Lord was kindled against Moses, and He said: “Is not Aaron the Levite your brother? I know that he can speak well. And look, he is also coming out to meet you. When he sees you, he will be glad in his heart. Exodus 4:14

Everyone should know the Lord to do His will.  With no knowledge of the Son of God or any faith in Him, we stumble over each and every obstacle that the enemy sets before us.  Surely this displeases God.  We were saved to take the Lord’s sweet fragrance to the world and not to scandalize to anybody by our behavior. Our victory is real and eternal.

The Most High is never confounded because He knit us when we were still unformed.  Therefore we should execute faithfully His orders and believe in what He says that we are, trusting that the Savior will always be with us to the end of time.  In Jesus we share infinitely more because we are His sons and daughters and He created and controls all things by His Word of command.  In Unity with Him we become a blessing for all mankind.

By saying he was never an eloquent speaker, Moses grieved the Lord inadvertently because in His plan and His action Moses was made as the Hebrew God wanted, the way He wanted him to be His agent and ambassador before the arrogant Pharaoh.  Likewise we shame the Creator when we allege we have no condition to execute His commands!  His ability prepared us for the purposes He chose us.  When He appoints us to a mission, God takes over the reins of all conditions and the entire situation so that we are successful in defeating the enemy.

Sometimes a particular characteristic in your appearance, your personality or your demeanor will make everyone take note and listen to you.  When you make up an excuse from that detail to not carry out the task, you offend the Creator.  Regardless of what He ordains to be your mission; He Himself will oversee and confirm the viability and success of the execution of the task.  God needs people who want to be His instruments.  Be His servant always and your Master He will gladly always be.

The Sovereign told Moses He would not accept any excuses from him, because it was He who had created all human beings: the deaf, the mute, the blind, among others.  He, Moses should go because he would be instructed as to what he should say and do. Those who chose to not obey the divine plan see that they made the worst choice.  In order to love us, the Father places us in the best places according to our capabilities that we received during our conception.  There is nothing lacking in the Lord’s plan, project and execution of your life.

Be careful not to provoke the Omnipotent by listening to the devil’s arguments.  This will only make you miss your great opportunity. As to what might happen to you in the battle, be brave.  God is a shield for those who fear Him.  He opens all the necessary doors and at the same time closes the doors that Satan opens to draw and lure you away from your position in Christ. Fear not!  You are a member of the Body of Christ.

Moses pleaded and was granted that Aaron could go with him and be his spokesman but after forty days fasting before the Lord, he saw that the people had become corrupted and Aaron was the one who cast the golden calf for them to adore.

In Christ, with Love,

R. R. Soares