The Lord has a perfect will and a perfect plan, and He intends to use your life and mine to accomplish His will.  So tell me, since God accomplishes what He deems to be done, let me ask, wouldn't it be better to just go along?  

A wonderful truth is that God makes promises to us, and He is well able to keep all of them.  Would you like to hear 7 promises from God to you? 

Sometimes as I approach the Bible and read over one of Gods promises to us, the sense in my heart is thank you for reminding me, and please do it over and over again, because I need it.  Moses needed reminders of Gods promises and God gave them to him, listen in now to Gods loving repeat of promises made to Moses. 

It seems that many of us, well, more likely all of us, when things don't meet our expectations, or when things just flat out wrong, we ask God; why did You let this happen?  Perhaps even taking it to the next level in blaming God and move away from Him.  You may be surprised today when Moses starts down that same argument trail.    

There are highs and lows in everyones life, questions that come that are hard for us to answer.  Now hold on, but that is also true in following the will of God, there may be hardships ahead, judge success by obedience and know that God is the one who is over the outcome. 

What is left to do after God has given instruction and you have received His word?  How about this, now comes the doing of it!  When God has given you what to do, the one thing left to do is to do it. 

It has been said that the word random is not in the Believers dictionary, because when God is working in your life, a so called random occurrence can have the hand of God behind it. 

I wonder how many objections the Lord has to listen to every day?  It might be interesting to know that.  Well as far as giving excuses to God are concerned, Moses is pretty good at it.  Now, what might be the actual bottom line when we hand God our excuses for disobedience.  

Ever found a direction for living, or specific instructions on things you should say or do from the Bible?  But the instruction seemed somehow beyond your ability to do it?  This is where we find Moses in his conversation with God. 

I'll bet all of us at one time or another have responded to God with questioning and doubting and asking What If...?  Would you be surprised that Moses did that very thing?  Well, he did and let's see what we might learn from that.