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              Do you ever experience serious doubts as to the extent that God could

              use you to change the world? Whether you are hesitant to count

              yourself as valuable to the Lord because of your age, popularity or

              knowledge of the Bible or your sins be encouraged to know that God is

              not interested in any of those stipulations. He is only interested in

              your faithfulness to Him. He is more interested in you starting a

              journey to know him than reviewing your past for faults, No man

              regardless of stature is or will ever be without sin.  Someone once

              told me, “God doesn’t call the qualified, He qualifies the called.” As

              cliché as this statement may be, it has always remained close to my

              heart. Once we realize that God is interested in our faithfulness more

              than our abilities or our past, even the world is not too large to

              overcome.

               

              I challenge you to ask the Lord where He could use you the most; don’t

              wait any longer to begin His work. The misconception that we will

              begin our service to the Lord tomorrow is one of Satan’s best tactics

              in slowing down this vast army of God (James 4:13-14). Finally, I

              challenge you to remember the example of Paul. He was the “chief of

              sinners” yet God developed Him into the greatest evangelist and

              missionary the world has ever known. Through his unwavering

              faithfulness and obedience to Christ, Paul was used by God to spread

              the Gospel from Asia Minor to Rome. The book of Acts paints what

              should be an inspiring picture to us all. Paul was abused physically,

              emotionally and spiritually yet pressed on in His faithfulness to God.

              Nothing could separate Him from the Lord’s call on his life, not

              acceptance, hatred, physical injury, shipwreck or age hindered Him

              from delivering the Gospel to the “ends of the earth.” You may be the

              only Gospel of Christ that your friends and family will ever have the

              opportunity to see. May I ask you what’s stopping you from being used

              by the Lord today? I imagine you will find neither physical nor social

              barricades, but only the condition of your heart in the way.

              I could expound on the Social barricades for 1,000 pages but the key

              theme is our journey to be Accepted by our peers and our internal need

              for validation from man.  I think validation is great but the desire

              for constant validation usually ends in disappointment.  The

              disappointment comes from the carnal nature of validation for tangible

              things, such as hitting a game winner, making a great album, and/or

              breaking a corporate sales record. At the end of the day it’s the

              inward matters that count the most. The things in LIFE the matter the

              most are not tangible……the ability to be Humble,  the ability to Serve

              and the ability to be at PEACE with who you are as a MAN are purely

              sustained by building up your inner man through JESUS CHRIST.

              For God sees not as man sees, for man looks at the outward appearance,

              but the Lord looks at the heart (1 Samuel 16:7).

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