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If He Parted the Red Sea... Dec 04 2008


"Then Moses stretched out his hand over the sea; and the LORD swept the sea back by a strong east wind all night and turned the sea into dry land, so the waters were divided." - Exodus 13:21

We all have times when we feel we have no options. Maybe we're in a job crisis and we feel there is just no way out. Sometimes we don't even have a job, money is rapidly running out, and we're beginning to feel despair. Or maybe you are a student with a 55 average going into a final exam in a course you must have to graduate. Sometimes it's in a marriage that seems hopeless. There are many possible scenarios, but they all have this in common: It seems like we've run out of options and we don't know what to do. We feel trapped in a hopeless situation with no possible way out.

We can learn how to face these crises by remembering the children of Israel. They faced a stormy sea to the front and Egyptian soldiers to the rear. Talk about having no options...they truly had no way out! But, if you'll remember, God led them from desperation to complete victory. Realize that the same God who parted the Red Sea is standing beside you whenever you think you're out of options. There is no lasting defeat for children of God; He always gives us the option of allowing Him to lead us, teach us, and build our faith.

If He parted the Red Sea for the people of faith, then through faith, no situation is hopeless.

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Bryant,
Thank you for your biblical perspecive on the real issues of life. I am a pastor and had the privilege of worshiping at Johnson Ferry this past Sunday. God bless you and may He continue to use you for His Glory.
Jeff Gongwer

 
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So, I remind myself, while things are going well keep trying to improve the relationship with God. When things get tough or go completely bad, it's harder to build the relationship. Maybe not hard for God, but harder for me.

 
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Is has really touched home today. I am in a job crisis and I really need to remember that God is with me! DCH

 

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