Following God In Transition

Faith is choosing to believe the unknown.

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You wouldn’t need faith if everything was clear. You wouldn’t need faith if you knew what was going to happen next. You wouldn’t need faith if everything was certain. Faith is choosing to believe the unknown. It’s choosing to walk with God, even when you don’t know where He is taking you. The question is can you serve God even when you’re disappointed? Can you still serve him even when His vision doesn’t align with your vision? You become a disciple when you choose to discipline your vision and submit it under God. One of the hardest things to do is to follow God in transition. In transition there is confusion, stumbling, uncertainty, because all you have to draw from is past experience. Although that is true, transition can also be educational, maturing and development. It’s all about perspective and being able to shift your mind into a new mentality. That’s the beauty of two truths which leads how you learn, grow and empower yourself and then others. Transition starts in your home, like way back when, but it’s up to you to make something out of it. God is using this time of transition to change who you are to who you are going to become. Can you serve God even when you’re disappointed?  Becoming is your current understanding. Remember things that are seen are temporal and the things that are not seen are external. God is trying to shift your perspective, dwell in it. 

Message: Following God In Transition 

Scripture: John 16: 1-11 KJV ⁣

Speaker: Bishop T.D. Jakes