Devotional Thought: Excuses and Provision-Exodus 3:11-4:17

Exodus 3:11 - 4:17

How do you identify? Slaves to children of God.

Calling: God's invitation to His purpose for your life

*Common Calling: To be adopted into God's family and to then be an ambassador.

*Specific Calling: Where and how you live out your ambassadorship.

God doesn't give you all you need at once. He will teach you what you need over time.

What is the theme of this passage? Reliance on God.

Matthew 21:28-32 Does action follow your yes?

Where do you make excuses or justifications for neglecting your walk with God? If you were honest, are there aspects of your life with God with which you are totally disinterested, or have even secretly rejected? Why is that?

Be completely honest with God and ask Him to change your heart. Admit that you want to be more like Christ, but that part of you is resistant. Share this insight and struggle with a trusted believer who can pray for you.

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