When God calls us to do his work he equips us with all we need.

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The most important message I picked up from today’s readings overall is when God calls us to do his work he is fully aware of all of our limitations and equips us with all we need to get the job done. 

My primary takeaway from each of the passages was this:

• Exodus 3, 4  – God reveals his name to Moses as “I Am” because he is eternal and ever-present. Additionally, when God calls us to do his work he is fully aware of all of our limitations and equips us with all we need to get the job done.
• Matthew 27 – God’s purposes will always be fulfilled and completed, even if we don’t understand them.
• Psalms 27 – Seek God, hide in his shadow, call on him, and he will have mercy on us.
• Proverbs 27 – Tend your “flocks”! Know the status of your “flocks” at all times! Be a responsible steward of all the resources God gives you, and frugal in their consumption, but generous in the application of them to the work he gives us to do.

That’s what I got out of it. What did you get out of the readings today?

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