In our minds, it doesn’t make sense that a man would build a house on sand.  It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out what the outcome would be when you build on such a weak base.  I am not an architect or builder, but even I know that if you want your house to stand you certainly don’t build a house on sand. 

We don’t really know why God chose Moses. But I imagine that there must have been an honest, sincere hunger and desire in Moses’ heart to know this God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob that he had heard so much about because it was in the desert that Moses would have an encounter with the Holy God of Israel.

Have you ever had a random word or phrase come into your mind out of nowhere?  And, you literally stop and think, “Where did that come from?” This happened to me this past week. The phrase that popped into my head was “the road less traveled.” 

You are not forgotten by the One who knows it all – the One who sees exactly where you are and the state you are in.

“…I want to encourage you and cheer you on. God sees and knows what you do every single day. He sees your acts of service, your humanity and kindness that you do in the name of Jesus. God has a record of it all. You are reaching and accomplishing more than you know…”

I could tell you story after story of how in the heart wrenching, devastating, and the most helpless moments of my life when I didn’t know or understand the plan of God that I knew He never left me.

The enemy does not approach us with a red suit and pitchfork to entice us to sin. He knows exactly how to draw us in. He examines and listens to us verbalize all our weaknesses, frustrations, and desires.

Today, God still wants a relationship with us through His Son, Jesus.  He invites us to accept Jesus’ forgiveness for our sins and receive the gift of eternal life. 

No matter where you are, it is never too late to make a change in the trajectory of your life. Seek wise counsel to help guide you in the right direction.

It is easy to quote the scriptures from the Bible and say we trust Him until He asks us to do something that we don’t understand or takes us out of our comfort zone.