I was driving through Brisbane last night and my heart began to break for His lost ones. As I looked around at the cars moving by I began to feel overwhelmed by the sheer number of them and all the people (families, friends, neighbours, workplaces) they represented. Immediately, through my tears, I heard Jesus say, “I died once for ALL. My blood is enough!”
However I was challenged by His question to rely on Him in my areas of strength. In the things that feel like second nature and don't require a whole lot of thought. To "in all my ways acknowledge him" and invite his supernatural strength and reliance into every area, task or goal; difficult or not.
I was driving through Brisbane last night and my heart began to break for His lost ones. As I looked around at the cars moving by I began to feel overwhelmed by the sheer number of them and all the people (families, friends, neighbours, workplaces) they represented. Immediately, through my tears, I heard Jesus say, “I died once for ALL. My blood is enough!”
However I was challenged by His question to rely on Him in my areas of strength. In the things that feel like second nature and don't require a whole lot of thought. To "in all my ways acknowledge him" and invite his supernatural strength and reliance into every area, task or goal; difficult or not.
