In Touch Daily Devotions 3 April 2022 By Dr. Charles Stanley ||Sunday Reflection
Charles Stanley In Touch Daily Devotions 3 April 2022
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Sunday Reflection: How to Regard Our Future
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Following God can sometimes feel like a balancing act between a spirit of resolve and a spirit of deference. Consider Abraham, to whom God said, “Take now your son, your only son, whom you love, Isaac … and offer him there as a burnt offering” (Genesis 22:2). Abraham was so resolute and devoted to God’s instructions that he built an altar, tied Isaac to it, and actually raised a knife over his son’s body. Can you imagine being this sure of God’s plans, even when they appear awful? At the same time, Abraham remained open—the moment the angel of the Lord told him to stop, He yielded.
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As believers, we want to remain focused on the Lord’s call, and yet we must do so with both flexibility and sensitivity to His voice. By listening and responding to His Spirit, we can be sure we’re participating in building His kingdom on earth, no matter what path He chooses for us. At the end of the day, the goal is cling to Him, not to plans themselves.
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• Prayer can help us stay in tune with God’s plans for us. Take a moment to pray and listen for His continued guidance on the path set before you.
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THOUGHT FOR TODAY:The best way to stay on God’s path is by tuning in to His voice.
In Touch Daily Devotions 3 April 2022 By Dr. Charles Stanley. He is the senior pastor of First Baptist Church Atlanta and founder of In Touch Ministries, both located in Atlanta, Georgia. Dr. Stanley’s heart’s desire is to get the gospel to “as many people as possible, as quickly as possible, as clearly as possible, as irresistibly as possible, through the power of the Holy Spirit to the glory of God.