When God Whispers

When God Whispers

By Lori MorganReligion & SpiritualityChristianity
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When God Whispers episodes

  • August 1 – Exodus 3:7-12

    How often does God ask you to do something and

    your response is surprise and denial you are capable?  If God asks us to do something, He will
    definitely give us the ability.  He knows
    what we are capable of doing and He knows our heart.  Our attitude about working for the Lord is
    much more important than our skills.  God
    is the one who gave us every ability we have, so He knows best what He can use
    us for in His Kingdom. 

    What might God be asking you to do today that is out

    of your comfort zone?  Pray for guidance,
    strength, and willingness to step out in faith and follow your Father.

     

    3 min
  • July 31 – Exodus 3:1-6

    We see here that Moses is afraid to look at God.  Is it because he fears he will die if he

    looks at God, or could it be he thinks he isn’t good enough to look at
    God?  Both are true, but I wonder what
    was going through his mind.

     

    Does God still speak today?

     

    I haven’t personally seen any burning bushes, but

    I do feel His prompting often and hear Him speak to me at times. 

    Why do you think He speaks to us differently

    today than He did in the Old Testament?

    If you haven’t heard God talk to you, don’t

    forget He talks through other people, circumstances, His Word and the Holy
    Spirit.  Don’t forget to listen for His
    still small voice.  Be sure You are
    listening for When God Whispers!


    3 min
  • July 30 – Exodus 2:16-25

    Over 400 years have passed since the children

    of Israel moved to Egypt.  And as we find
    them here, even in the worst of times, God is there and hears their cries.  He hears our cries.  He knows what we are going through, and He
    has a plan.  I know sometimes it seems
    that it takes forever to see Him move the direction we want, and sometimes He
    moves in a totally different direction, but when He moves, it is always in the
    best way, at the best time.  It might not
    be the easiest, as we will see as we continue in these verses, but God’s plan
    is always best. 

    Think about the things that are easy,

    though.  They are seldom worth the time
    spent.  It is those things that are
    tough, and the hard-won battles that teach us the most, and bring us to the
    best place.

    What are you battling today that you need relief

    from and only God can help?  Cry out to Him.  He hears you.

    4 min
  • July 29 – Exodus 2:11-15

    No matter who is around, our sins will be found

    out.  Even if we “get away with it”, God
    knows, and we will be called to account for what we do.  We are saved by grace, but that doesn’t mean
    we don’t need to ask for forgiveness and repent.  Moses ran. 
    How often do you find yourself running from God when you just don’t want
    to face what you’ve done?  I know I have
    done so in the past and it never pays. 
    It just draws it out and makes it much more difficult to face
    later. 

    Ask God to forgive you for things that are

    coming between you and God.  Don’t let
    your relationship with Him suffer because you don’t want to face the
    truth.  He is truly a loving and
    forgiving God and He already knows about it, so no use trying to pretend.

    3 min
  • July 28 – Exodus 2:1-10

    What an amazing story of God’s grace and how He

    took care of this child that He knew would free His people someday. 

    How many times do we think something is a

    coincidence when it is God arranging things for His plan and His glory?  I love it when God shows off and shows what
    an amazing God He is.  He does it every
    single day, but so often we aren’t looking and listening for miracles because
    of the noise of life. 

    Take time today to just talk to God and listen

    for His whisper.  He has amazing things
    to tell you and amazing ways He wants to use you. 

    Recently my 7-year-old granddaughter, Emma was

    staying with us and I heard her talking away while playing.  I asked her who she was talking to because no
    one was with her.  She said, “I’m just
    talking to myself.  No one has to listen.”  It made me wonder how often God is talking to
    me and I’m just not listening. 

    4 min
  • July 27 – Exodus 1:15-22

    We see here that the new king of Egypt feared

    the Hebrews as they grew in number to the point he was willing to have their
    male babies murdered. 

    What do you think he really feared? 

    Have you ever feared what you don’t understand?

    Or maybe its change you fear?

    Can you imagine fearing something or someone

    enough to murder babies?  Yet that is
    what we do daily, we just call it a medical procedure.

    3 min
  • July 26 – Exodus 1:1-14

    We see in these verses that things changed for

    the children of Israel and over time became almost unbearable.  This period of time was 430 years, which
    might seem like a long time, but for the changes that occurred, I’m sure they
    felt their lives had been turned upside down. 
    They were saved from death during the famine, but now they were facing
    slavery, forced labor, harsh circumstances and as we will soon see, loss of
    life.

    We are so fortunate in the US, that most of us

    won’t face these things, but there are many people in the world that face some
    of these same things today.  Thank God
    for how He takes care of you today.  Pray
    for those who are living in unbearable situations.  Praise God for something specific He has done
    for you that you know you don’t deserve.

    4 min
  • July 25 – Genesis 50:15-26

    Joseph had never given his brothers any

    indication that he would go back on his word of peace and forgiveness, but they
    feared he would do just that.  Where do
    you think these fears come from? 

    Why do we so often rely more on our emotions

    & feelings than on what we know to be true?

    How can we combat this tendency?

    4 min
  • July 24 – Genesis 50:1-14

    It doesn’t matter how long you know that a

    loved one is going to die, it is never easy. 
    We see here that they spent many days mourning for Jacob and followed Jacob’s
    requests for his burial.  It is
    interesting that Joseph is the one that carried out his father’s wishes.  Maybe because they had so many years without
    contact, these last years together were extra special.  They had a bond the first years of Joseph’s
    life and it doesn’t seem that changed with the time spent apart.

    Think about those that mean so much to

    you.  Tell them how special they are
    while you can.

    4 min
  • July 23 – Genesis 49:17-22

    Joseph assumed his father was confused when he was

    giving the firstborn blessing to the second born son, but Jacob knew what he
    was doing.  He wasn’t confused at
    all.  God revealed enough to Jacob for
    him to change the order of blessing. 

    We can’t always know how God is going to use

    our children and how our children might glorify God, but God does. 

    What can we do other than raise our children up

    to truly know Jesus and see Jesus living in us? 
    Pray.  Pray without ceasing.  Not only for our children, but their
    children.  Pray for the ones they will
    marry and how God will use them and pray they will choose to glorify God with
    their talents and gifts that God Himself gave them. 

    Prayer is the one thing we can always do.  It doesn’t matter if we are sick, disabled,

    sad, busy, no matter what our circumstances, we can pray without ceasing.

    4 min

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