Welcome To The Red Sea?

We all go through situations that seem difficult or even impossible to overcome.  How we respond in those situations is important.  How we think, and maybe how we feel, are significant also.

Take a look at how you feel as you face a current challenge.  Are you afraid?  Happy?  Concerned?  Worried?  Depressed?  Not worried?  What?

I just learned to have a new outlook with changes I am facing.  Here's a short story.

You know the Old Testament story where the Israelites left slavery in Egypt under the leadership of Moses.  It was not long before they reached the Red Sea, and it was not long till Pharoah and his army were pursuing the Israelites.  Where were the Israelites going to escape to?  There was the Red Sea on one side and Pharoah's army on the other.  No place to go.  Well, you know the story.  Charleton Heston raised his arms to God, the Red Sea parted, and they walked across on dry land.  The Pharoah's army followed and you know what happened.

Sometimes in life, we find ourselves in Red Sea situations with seemingly nowhere to escape, no apparent defense to protect us or deliver us, and time is running out.  How do we feel at those times?  You know the answer for your situations.  If you don't feel peace, or if you are worried, or you see no way out and are extremely concerned, let me say this, "Welcome to the Red Sea".  You say, "Oh yea right, welcome to the Red Sea.  That makes no sense."  Well it can make sense when you realize that the Red Sea is where miracles happen.  If you are not at the Red Sea, maybe you don't need a miracle.  But if you are there, you need a miracle, and that miracle is going to take you to the next location in your journey, the next step in reaching your destination, which is your destiny.

So, the expectation of God doing a miracle in our lives can be a paradigm shift in our thinking.  Do not worry, help is on the way.  Raise your arms to God and trust Him.  The Red Sea is going to part.

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