Some assignments come disguised as an interruption.

Scripture Anchor

“And who knoweth whether thou art come to the kingdom for such a time as this?” Esther 4:14 KJV

Apostolic Insight:

Esther had not planned the crisis, nor did she create the political situation threatening her people.

Yet suddenly, her position became relevant to a problem much larger than herself. Mordecai helped her recognize the moment.

We often think purpose is something we map out years in advance. Sometimes it is, but sometimes purpose interrupts the plan.

A need appears, a door opens, someone asks for help, a crisis develops, and suddenly the experience, access, wisdom, relationships, or position God has allowed us to acquire becomes useful.

Esther still had to decide.

Position created opportunity, but It did not guarantee obedience.

Refinement prepares us so that when the moment arrives, we have enough courage, humility, and discernment to recognize: This is bigger than me.

You do not have to chase every opportunity, neither should you sleep through the one God prepared you to meet.

Ponder This:

Could something I presently consider an interruption actually contain an assignment?

Declaration:

● I will recognize God-ordained moments.

● I receive wisdom to distinguish distraction from assignment, and courage to respond when He calls.

#PrayerOfAgreement

Father, thank You for sharpening my discernment.

Restrain me from chasing opportunities You did not assign and from ignoring those You have placed before me.

When my moment of obedience comes, I receive courage to stand, speak, act, or serve according to Your will.

In the matchless name of Jesus Christ, Amein.

Shalom,
Hephzibah Christly
#TheSpiritualWarrior