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Good morning Beloved Brethren,
Date: TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2018
Topic: GOING FORWARD
Text: Read: Hebrews 13:6
Daily Bible Study: Ex. 9-10; Ps. 15

“So that we may boldly say, The Lord is my helper, and I will not fear what man shall do unto me” (Heb. 13:6).

Do you find yourself stuck and unable to move forward with God's vision? You are not alone. When Moses led the Israelites out of Egypt, they faced the same apprehension as we do today. On reaching the Red Sea, they faced mountainous obstacles; a vast sea in front and a powerful Egyptian army behind (Ex. 14). The people cried out in fear and anguish against Moses and wanted to turn back and remain in the past life of slavery that they were used to. But Moses, filled with hope and faith declared: “The LORD shall fight for you, and ye shall hold your peace” (Ex. 14:14).
God wanted them to move forward into a better future, hence He told Moses to speak unto the children of Israel to go forward (Ex. 14:15). God helped His people supernaturally by parting the Red Sea.

 Sometimes we want to turn back in fear because of the great obstacle we see ahead. Other times we may want to keep the status quo and wait for God to act for us. But God wants us to move forward with the vision He has given us. He will always be there to give His guidance, provision, and strength, but first we must be willing to step out in faith and follow His plan.
Going forward is not always simple. You will face disappointments, setbacks, oppositions and hindrances. But no matter what you face, God will see His vision for your life accomplished as long as you remain a willing instrument for Him to use.

Prayer: Heavenly Father, please remove fears from me and give me the courage to move forward with the vision You've given me. I pray in the name of Jesus Christ – Amen.

(From The Voice of Christ Today, 2018 Edition Daily Inspiration for Personal and Family Devotion, page 30. A Publication of The World International Sacred Peace Movement)

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