Based on Joshua 2:1–7 ‘Necessities For Elevation’ calls listeners to reflect on the deeper matters of life. It lays out the following questions: What if the most embarrassing chapter of your life was actually a divine assignment? What if the situation you are most ashamed of was not a mistake, but a necessity? In this episode we journey into one of the most extraordinary stories in all of Scripture, the story of a woman the Bible does not shy away from describing plainly: a prostitute named Rahab. By every human standard, she was disqualified. By every divine standard, she was chosen. Her story challenges everything you think you know about how God selects His vessels, positions His people, and fulfils His purposes. Because God did not use Rahab in spite of where she was, He used her because of where she was. It is my prayer that this message blesses you and that your necessity may be closer to your elevation than you think. Shalom!
Credits
Background music: Portraits of Hope: Carry Me (Instrumental) Featured
Music: You are God | Scott Underwood
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