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As you go throughout the week reflect on these takeaways:
- Stay focused on God the Father in the face of fear: Esther didn't use prayer as procrastination. After three days of fasting, she acted in faith, putting on her royal robes and approaching the king uninvited, ready to die for others. Prayer should fuel action, not delay it.
- Stay focused on God's plan when presented with prosperity: When offered half the kingdom, Esther refused the detour. Satan often funds our distractions with attractive offers that derail God's assignment for our lives. Don't confuse progress with completion or accept partial blessings that compromise your calling.
- Bitterness is a prison, not power: Haman had wealth, sons, honor, and rank, yet one man's refusal to bow stole all his joy. Bitterness blinds us to our blessings, keeps us angry, exposes our pride, and makes us receptive to ridiculous counsel. Guard your heart against making an idol out of what you lack.
By Jerome Gay Jr.5
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As you go throughout the week reflect on these takeaways:
- Stay focused on God the Father in the face of fear: Esther didn't use prayer as procrastination. After three days of fasting, she acted in faith, putting on her royal robes and approaching the king uninvited, ready to die for others. Prayer should fuel action, not delay it.
- Stay focused on God's plan when presented with prosperity: When offered half the kingdom, Esther refused the detour. Satan often funds our distractions with attractive offers that derail God's assignment for our lives. Don't confuse progress with completion or accept partial blessings that compromise your calling.
- Bitterness is a prison, not power: Haman had wealth, sons, honor, and rank, yet one man's refusal to bow stole all his joy. Bitterness blinds us to our blessings, keeps us angry, exposes our pride, and makes us receptive to ridiculous counsel. Guard your heart against making an idol out of what you lack.

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