MGD: Building According to the Pattern - 2

Shallon. Beloved God, bless you for connecting with us here

and have a starpled international commercy for our morning glory devotion.

We are glad that you are able to join us.

This is Pasta and Missus Almasa facilitating today's episode. Let

us pray, Lord Jesus, we thank you for this opportunity

to hear your word. We pray that you open our

hearts to receive your word and grant us the faith

to go out there to practice it in Jesus name,

Amen beloved. Let's take our confession from Joshua chapter one,

the verse eight. This book of the Law shall not

depart out of my mouth, but I shall meditate in

it day and night, that I be observed to do

according to all that is written in it. For then

I'll make my way prosperous, and then I will have

good success, Amen beloved. The topic for today is building

according to the Pattern Part two, and our scripture readings

will be taken from First some More chapter fifteen the

verse twenty two and Proverabs chapter three the verse five

and six. First sam Will fifteen the verse twenty two.

As the Lord Great delight in burned offerends and sacrifices,

being the voice of the Lord. Behold, to obey is

better than sacrifice, and to heed than the fact of

Walms Proverabs Chapter three, the verst five to six. Trust

in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not

on your own understanding. In all your ways. Acknowledge Him,

and he shall direct your path. Amen. Building according to

the pattern Part two. In our previous episode, we lend

that God is a master builder. We examine that God

assigns tax to each of us, providing the perfect blueprint

for its completion. Success hinges on our faith, trust, and

obedience in executing his divine plan, as exemplified by Noah

and Moses. We concluded that we are stewards, not co designers,

and that we should submit our understanding to God's in

finite wisdom. Today's lesson will focus on the warning not

to do things our we and the rewards for doing

things God will the idea that we cannot save God

on our own terms. Beloved, we are all tempted to

think that we can manage and execute the divine assignment

our we or modify certain features to suit our wishes.

We look at the divine pattern, which often requires faith

patience and great humility, and then we decide that we

know better, a faster and a more efficient way to

get it done. But be beloved, God is not a

god of short cuts. This temptation to substitute our methods

for God's clare instruction is real, and the consequences, as

seen in the scriptures, it can be profound. Think back

to the beginning. The first man was given a simple directive,

but he made a choice to defeat, which led to

the loss of Paradise. Later we read about Cain and Abel,

two brothers who offered sacrifices, but only one adhered to

the Lord's required method. Even the great leader Moses, who

was destined to deliver a nation, learned this lesson through

forty years in the wilderness. He had initially tried to

achieve God's purpose through his own military mind and power,

but the Lord completely rejected his approach. In the Lord's mind,

the nation's liberty had to be accomplished by his methods.

As we have learned, all things God has committed into

our hands, our projects designed and owned by Him. When

we attempt to do things using worldly advice or self

centered ideas rather than the law's instructions, the structure, and

the assignment feels. As believers and as ministers, we cannot

turn our calling into a platform for personal fame trying

to import worldly ideas into what we have been called

to do. We may get some kind of results, but

they will not bear the fruit God is looking for.

So a king chosen by God learned this painful listen.

Listening to the voice of the people over the clear

commandment the Lord had given resulted in his rejection, a

man who started so well but failed in the end. Beloved,

when we choose our way over his, we are essentially

saying God, I think I can do this better. We

must remember the tragic examples of those who tried to

save God with methods he did not endorse. The message

is clear, as success is tied sorely to his prescribed way.

Jesus followed God's script to the last detail. In the end,

he was crowned and he was rewarded. When we choose

God's way, we grow in intimacy and fellowship with him.

We grab wit through different levels of success, and ultimately

we prove God's good and perfect will. Beloved, be determined

to do things God's way, just corporate and receive good

success in everything you do. Amen. God bless you. Let's

take our memory verirse for the morning from Proverbs chapter three,

the verse five. Proverbs Chapter three, the verse five. Trust

in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not

on your own understanding. Trust in the Lord with all

your heart, and lean not on your own understanding. Amen.

Let us pray, Father, we thank you for calling us

into this great assignment. We pray that will continue to

cooperate with you and do things just as you have

access to do, so that we can have good success. Amen.

God bless you for connecting and listening to today's episode.

We know that you have been blessed. Encourage you to

stay connected for more spirit filled episodes of our Morning

Glory devotion. Shaloon and have a blessed day, Amen,