This morning’s verses speak of our assignments. The Lord will speak to us if He wants us to stay where we have been placed or move on. When we hear of others trying to take our place, He will speak to us of our next steps. The key here is not to get so caught up in protecting our position but to focus on growing in character to become more like Christ (See 2 Corinthians 3:18), because protecting our place or position is not His eternal plan for us (See 1 Corinthians 13:13, H

This morning’s verses speak of taking responsibility for our choices. Are we being responsible for the consequences of the choices we make? In the long term, this will manifest in our sowing and reaping. What are we sowing for our future, including our time in heaven? Are we frustrated because we are not seeing positive results on this earth from our consistent sowing? Because the Scriptures are Spirit-breathed, which has eternal significance, we don’t need to be disappointe

This morning’s verses speak of His assignments for us. What if His promised plan for us did not include ourselves? Moses saw His vision for the Israelis’ future, but was told by the Lord not to go to the promised land. It was a better place for Moses in the natural, but He was led to an even better place at age 120. Are we bound to what we would like to accomplish on this earth, not trusting in His everlasting plans for us? If this is the case, we need to do a self-assessment