The Lord reminds us to remember who has sent us. To speak to the Pharoah, to throw down the giant, to annihilate enemy camps, to cross uncharted waters and terrains, to continue in the hard place that we were planted, we weren’t sent on a whim or human fancy, but by a divine high call. He wants to remind us who has sent us to this difficult but high place.

Like we heard in the sermon last week, the Lord need not walk into the room introducing and re-introducing Himself every time we encounter Him, yet the God of the Heaven humbles Himself and talks to our weakness, at our level, does not ridicule or criticize, but comforts and gives us a break, let’s angels minister to us, because the journey is tough, He knows it.  The fight is tough, but it is good, He knows it.  He also knows full well, that He has elected the right person for the job, He knows that we have the fight in us, He knows that He is right to entrust us with His business.  It’s for us to remember that He is always right, and let go into His faithful hands.

Let’s make a commitment to tame our unruly hearts, and bring to submission our fickle minds to this truth – we are called and elected by His will to stand where we are and serve with all our strength, minds, our might and hearts. We have it in us to be this way, because our Savior was this way.

And this Savior, our Jesus, lives in us, and we too will speak knowing who has called us, the extent to which He went to make us stand strong in the fight and finish the job. To stand boldly like Moses did, and say to all who ask, that the Great I AM sent me!

We will sing, and also make the people sing, of this great God, this Great I AM, who has never ever let us walk anywhere without putting His foot there first.