Never Not Precious

What happens on Monday?

We continue to remember...

We walk with resurrection power...

🎶 On the first day of fasting, my true loves (yes, my Lead Pastors) shared with me—and the congregation—the story of the beach ball ~

My takeaway? Relationships are so important!

You see a different color depending on your vantage point. Just as we all see the beach ball differently, God’s perspective is different from ours, He sees differently from us, but so do other people sometimes.

God often uses relationships to expand our view. Through those with different perspectives, He reveals what we might have missed. The people God places in our lives can offer direction, correction, and wisdom for our journey.

But, unfortunately, we can be prideful. We might argue against what someone else sees, but that won’t change the color of the part of the ball they’re looking at.

The goal is...

"I may see blue, everything bright, everything good. How about you?"

I’m choosing to step into your perspective too. My prayer is for humility—to embrace insights that challenge me, knowing wisdom is precious and must not be wasted.

As Pastor Jocel said,

"Allow God to move you so you can see things differently. There are always new angles to consider."

May we be willing to see beyond our own vantage point and learn from the wisdom God provides through others.

Thank you for the wisdom, Pastor Mye and Pastor Jocel!

Lord, I’m so tired. Everything’s too heavy, nothing is going my way. There are too many blockages. I don’t have enough - not enough strength, not enough resources, not enough wisdom.

“Precious, you are not meant to carry those loads alone. Have I not told you in My word to come to me, and I will give you rest? My burden is light, lean on Me. (Matt 11:28-30)

When you feel like nothing is going your way and that your labor is fruitless, remember that nothing is too difficult for Me, but you have to know that it’s not by your might or your efforts, it’s through My Spirit. (Zechariah 4:6)

Always remember My Child, no lack can ever overpower you, for My grace is sufficient for you, and in your weakness, remember that my strength is with you. (2 Corinthians 12:9)”