Devotional: Pride often stands as a barrier between us and God's will for our lives. As we read in Proverbs, "Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall." Just as Pharaoh's pride led to his downfall, our own pride can prevent us from fully surrendering to God's plan. Today, reflect on areas in your life where pride might be hindering your relationship with God. Ask Him to soften your heart and help you trust in His wisdom rather than your own understanding. Remember, true strength comes from humility before the Lord.


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Devotional: God's patience with Moses is a powerful reminder of His love and grace towards us. Despite Moses' repeated excuses and doubts, God continued to encourage and equip him for the task ahead. In our own lives, we often feel inadequate or unworthy of God's calling. Yet, like Moses, we are called to step out in faith and obedience. Reflect on how God has been patient with you in your spiritual journey. How can you respond to His patience with greater trust and obedience today?

Devotional: Paul reminds us that we are "letters from Christ," known and read by everyone around us. Our lives should reflect the transformative power of the Gospel. Just as Moses and Aaron were to represent God before Pharaoh, we are called to be God's representatives in our daily lives. Consider how your actions, words, and attitudes reflect Christ to others. Are there areas where you need to allow God's Spirit to work more deeply in you so that others might see Him more clearly through your life?

Devotional: Moses felt inadequate due to his "faltering lips," yet God chose to use him powerfully. Similarly, Paul learned that God's power is made perfect in our weakness. When we feel insufficient for the tasks God has given us, it's an opportunity for His strength to shine through. Reflect on your own perceived weaknesses or limitations. How might God want to use these very areas to display His power and grace? Ask God to help you embrace your weaknesses as opportunities for His strength to be revealed.

Devotional: Moses was 80 years old when God called him to lead the Israelites out of Egypt. This reminds us that it's never too late to be used by God or to start a new chapter in our spiritual journey. God's plans for us don't have an expiration date. No matter your age or past experiences, God can use you for His purpose. Spend time in prayer, asking God to reveal His purpose for your life at this moment. Be open to new beginnings and trust that God's timing is perfect, even when it doesn't align with our expectations.