Moses was betrayed by the very people he was called back to liberate.

David was betrayed by the very king he had fought for.

Joseph was betrayed by the very brothers he was called to save.

And Jesus was betrayed right before the cross.

What if we've looked at betrayal incorrectly? What if we've seen it as something to avoid instead of seeing it as an initiation into our destiny? Maybe God uses betrayal to prepare us, expose our hearts, and squeeze every ounce of bitterness and offense into the light where it has to heal?

Betrayal is a gate Jesus had to walk through -- that we all have to walk through. Let's find out it's purposes where we use it to become the version of ourselves God always intended.

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