Moses?
Okay...so I'm in the process of reading "i am not but i know I AM" by Louie Giglio and it's a really good book. But Giglio is talking about Moses and when he was at the burning bush...here's what the books says...
When He said, "You go and bring them out," He wasn't thinking Moses was going to actually do the delivering. God wasn't counting on Moses' skill or power to break the chains of bondage that held His people captive. God was going to do all the work, He just wanted a leader with skin to speak on His behalf and lead the people to His promised destination. All along God was counting on Himself to pull the story off—not Moses. Definitely not Moses.
When God said, "You go," He was implying: "I am going to do this with or without you, Moses, but I've been searching for just the right partner, a regular guy who will believe that I am able to do exactly what I have said I will do. You just need to merge onto the highway of My agenda—My promised before, now happening, already in motion agenda—and watch Me go. Don't deviate from what I am saying. Trust Me. Follow Me without fear of any man. This is going to be amazing. Oh, and by the way, I could do it all by Myself, but I'm choosing to use a human vessel—a tangible, flesh and blood ambassador for the cause. And I am choosing you, Moses. So now you go!" (pg. 34)
All emphasis of underlines, italics and bolding have been my own.
Okay...so I'm in the process of reading "i am not but i know I AM" by Louie Giglio and it's a really good book. But Giglio is talking about Moses and when he was at the burning bush...here's what the books says...
When He said, "You go and bring them out," He wasn't thinking Moses was going to actually do the delivering. God wasn't counting on Moses' skill or power to break the chains of bondage that held His people captive. God was going to do all the work, He just wanted a leader with skin to speak on His behalf and lead the people to His promised destination. All along God was counting on Himself to pull the story off—not Moses. Definitely not Moses.
When God said, "You go," He was implying: "I am going to do this with or without you, Moses, but I've been searching for just the right partner, a regular guy who will believe that I am able to do exactly what I have said I will do. You just need to merge onto the highway of My agenda—My promised before, now happening, already in motion agenda—and watch Me go. Don't deviate from what I am saying. Trust Me. Follow Me without fear of any man. This is going to be amazing. Oh, and by the way, I could do it all by Myself, but I'm choosing to use a human vessel—a tangible, flesh and blood ambassador for the cause. And I am choosing you, Moses. So now you go!" (pg. 34)
All emphasis of underlines, italics and bolding have been my own.
