Quit Wading Around by John Hagee

Philippians 3:14—I press toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus.

Quit Wading Around In The Bone Yard Of Your Past, Griping And Grumbling About How Pitiful Life Is.  Start Rejoicing In Your Salvation And Recognize That You Are A Child Of The King!
Go back with me in the theater of your mind and see two Hebrew men who are on their way to work to make bricks for Pharaoh.  They’re talking as they’re on their way to the mud hole.  Howard says to Herman, “Look, we’ve been talking about this promise of God delivering us from Pharaoh’s bondage.  But do you see any way God could possible get us out of here?  I mean, we’ve been here for 400 years.  Pharaoh has the mightiest army on the face of the earth.”  Herman says, “Yeah, I know.  It looks impossible.”  Howard agrees.  “How are we going to be fed?  There are at least two million of us.  That would take millions of pounds of food a day.  How are we going to be able to do that out in the wilderness?  It’s impossible.  And where are we going to get water for two million people and our cows?  It is impossible.  We’ll get out there and die, Herman.  You know it’s 120 degrees in the day and at night it’s freezing.  How are we gonging to ever be able to survive out there?

Some of you have that mentality.  You’ve thought, “There’s no way God can get me out of this mess.  I know God created the heavens in seven days, he spared the family of Noah in the flood, and he held the sun still for Joshua, but he can’t help me, bless God.  Poor pitiful me.”

Saints of God, nothing is impossible with our God.  Nothing is impossible in your job situation.  Nothing is impossible in your marriage.  Nothing is impossible in your marriage.  Nothing is impossible in your messed up finances, your health, and your addictive habits.  You may believe you have no reason to live, with every dream in your life shattered and crushed.  But today, you can be free —free because Jesus Christ has made us free…all you have to do is receive it in His name!

Source:  12 Sunday Mornings—Volume 2

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