CALLED TO BECOME

Don't Birth An Ishmael

God gives promises to each one of us, but His plan to fulfill them will require faith, which means His fulfillment isn’t going to look like what makes sense to us in the natural. We must surrender our natural understanding and plans to follow His leading, because only His leading will fulfill His promises the right way. If we work in our own strength, we will produce a fulfillment that actually wars against God’s intended purpose.

Developing A Strong Spirit

God will not test us beyond our current strength but works to grow our strength through wilderness seasons. We need the strength we gain through the wilderness for future assignments we are not currently ready for. These assignments are part of God’s plan for us, and we will be accountable before Jesus for them someday, whether we were prepared to fulfill them or whether we weren’t ready for lack of enduring the wildernesses.

Trusting God's Process Before the Promise

We begin a process as soon as God gives us a promise every promise will have a process. This process refines and tests us to develop in us the character we need to successfully steward the fulfillment of the promise when it comes. While the promise ushers us into a season of refining, it also propels us through those seasons, knowing God will be faithful to accomplish what His word has spoken.

Purpose in the Wilderness

Knowing the purposes of the wilderness helps us recognize these seasons and work in agreement with God. These purposes are to mature, strengthen, humble, and purify us, while also revealing more of both our heart and God’s heart. Focusing on these purposes helps protect us from discouragement or distraction while we press on in God toward His promises.

Testimony: The Wilderness Season

Have you ever felt like everyone else is moving forward... and you're just waiting? Are you in the wilderness season? A season of silence, uncertainty, or feeling overlooked?In this Episode, we're reframing the process and embracing what this season is producing in you: strength, character, clarity and deeper faith. What feels like delay may actually be divine development. This is actually my testimony!