“By faith Moses… esteeming the reproach of Christ greater riches than the treasures in Egypt… looked to the reward.” (Hebrews 11: 23, 26)
No man has ever made a greater contribution to the work of God than Moses. He gave the people of God their freedom when they were not free. He gave them the one thing newly emancipated people need more than anything else: law and government. Spiritually, he gave them the Word of God and worship.
A famous spiritual heavyweight named Dwight L. Moody summarized the life of Moses this way: “He lived 120 years in three periods of 40 years. In the first 40 years he learned that he was nobody. In the second 40 years he learned that he was somebody. In the last 40 years of his life Moses and the whole world learned what God can do with somebody who has learned that he is nobody!”
Moses faced his greatest challenge when God called him to deliver God’s people from their awful slavery in Egypt. Moses had tried to do this on his own and failed, but God told him as He appeared in the burning bush: “You are not the deliverer. I am. You can’t deliver them but I can.” When the greatest miracle in the Old Testament happened God did not need to tell Moses: ”You didn’t do that. I did!”
Have you ever tried to be the conduit of God’s deliverance from the slavery of addiction or sin in the life of another person? When you do you simply must learn this definition of humility: you are not the deliverer. God is. You can’t deliver them but God can. And if deliverance happens God is the Deliverer.
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Hey Mr. Woodward, It’s me, Kitty. I started listening to your 4 SS last night and one thing led to another and now I am officially signed up to receive your posts each time! Official !! Riding out the storm and appreciating the chance to be home and tending to the hearth. and heart. Much love to you and your family.
Dick…I just scanned several recent posts and am so grateful for the wisdom that God keeps pouring through you! And the Mini Bible class continues to challenge and bless on Sunday mornings at the Chapel! Much love, Rob Smith
I love this. It is such a miracle to be used by God. I’m constantly amazed by what a wretch he saved. God be the glory…
Janet