“Jesus said to her, “Daughter, you took a leap of faith, and now you’re healed and whole. Live well, live blessed! Be healed of your plague.” Mark 5:34 (MSG)
Great pillars of faith from Biblical times like Sarah and Hannah, through the ages with Susannah Muller and Susannah Spurgeon. To modern day times when women have been instrumental in the work of the Lord, whether single-handedly or alongside their husbands. When God wants to take you from ordinary to extraordinary for His name sake and His glory there’s a “rite of passage.”
These extraordinary women have testified to the struggles and suffering. The trials and tribulations that besiege and discourage trying to make us quit. Not to mention mockers and naysayer’s. I believe these giants of the faith would say “hold on” for after the journey comes the fruition of the visions, dreams and the promises of the Lord.
I’ve learned in my own relationship with the Lord there’s a rite of passage that is synonymous with the journey. A passage that builds dynamic faith when things look grim, equips us with bold courage to be obedient despite circumstances and gives us a steadfast trust in the Lord. If you’re in a season of “traveling” and it’s been years going from ordinary to extraordinary…your season is coming!
Be encouraged! If you are one of the ones like the hero’s of the faith who took that leap of faith and you are following the Lord in obedience. There will be a time and season when God says, “…you’re healed and whole.” But He doesn’t stop there! Because of your faith, because of your obedience, because of your expectancy you passed the test. God says, “Live well, live blessed!” And He says, “be healed of your plague” in other words your troubles and distress are over.
“Father, You are well pleased when faith births obedience and expectancy. Thank You for the harvest that awaits those who follow after You!”
For His Glory
Kim Lacey Schock(kimlaceyschock.com)
TRBC Women’s Life
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