Book: Exodus

We have the deepest conversations with our closest friends. God wants to have those deep conversations with us, too, and the strongest friendship we could ever know. God isn’t looking for us to be perfect, but to get closer to him and listen to him.

Even when we’re lost in an unfamiliar place, God will show us where and when our next step should be.

The crowd isn’t always correct or headed in the right direction. As Christians, we are called to pursue holiness – to be separate and act differently than the world does. To experience greater levels of the Christian life that God has for us, we have to do something different than the rest of the crowd.

Only a God-given vision can fulfill you, because only God knows why He made you. We must focus on our relationship with God to find vision.

We’ve all got a “there;” a place or thing we want to get to. We make plans of how to get from “here” to “there,” but God does things differently than we do. His plan might be longer and take more time than what we want, but we can also extend that journey with our own disobedience.

A lot of the questions we ask stem from a place of insecurity. Am I enough? Where do I belong? What am I here to do? We exaggerate and use our insecurities as excuses to avoid what God has asked us to do, but God wants to be our confidence, strength, and the answer to all our questions.

God knows us and can speak to us in a personal way. He knows every need of our lives and can speak to every area of our lives. We must remember that when God speaks, he often whispers.