Today’s #Snippet

Scripture Anchor:

“So Ebed-melech went forth out of the king’s house, and spake to the king, saying, My lord the king, these men have done evil in all that they have done to Jeremiah the prophet…” Jeremiah 38:8–9 KJV

Apostolic Insight:

Courage is sometimes using your voice when someone else’s voice is not being heard.

Jeremiah had been thrown into a dungeon and left to die.Then Ebed-melech stepped forward. He was an Ethiopian servant in the king’s house;not the person we might expect to challenge powerful officials.

But he saw injustice and spoke.

His intervention helped save Jeremiah’s life. Later, God sent a personal word to Ebed-melech promising his own preservation because he had trusted in Him.

What a hidden treasure.

Courage is not always standing before crowds. Most times it is standing against what is wrong.

Refinement develops a conscience that is not governed by convenience. It teaches us that silence is not always neutrality. There are moments when love, truth, and justice require a voice.

Ebed-melech used his.

Ponder This:

When God gives me an opportunity to defend what is right, am I willing to use my voice wisely and courageously?

Declaration:

Fear will not silence conviction. God gives me wisdom, courage, and grace to stand for what is right.

#PrayerofAgreement:

Father, thank You for giving me courage without arrogance and conviction without cruelty.

Help me recognize moments when silence would abandon someone who needs a voice.

Let truth, compassion, and wisdom govern every stand I take.

In the matchless name of Jesus Christ, Amein.

Shalom,

Hephzibah Christly
#TheSpiritualWarrior