Moses did what he did with such assurance and flair it made a world spectacular. He walked into Pharaoh’s throne room straight from the sheep-field with his crook still in his hand, and in his stained shepherd’s coat. Time after time he passed through the guarded gates and studded palace doors into the glittering splendor of the presence of Pharaoh, a nobody whom God made a somebody with a peremptory, uncompromising message “Let my people go!” Pharaoh and his court would stare at this daring man who was no diplomat. I expect they laughed. But God was on the war path and the most powerful ruler on earth stood no chance against Moses - and God. The God of deliverances sent Moses and sends us. “Let my people go!” Our witness and evangelism are efforts the world despises and pretends to ignore but we attract the backing of God. Paul said he was “Unknown yet well known”. He could tell King Agrippa ‘it was not done in a corner’. Let’s be bold in the name of Jesus. God bless, REINHARD BONNKE.
Posted on: Wed, 26 Feb 2014 11:41:45 +0000
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