Bible Verse of The Day – 9-6-23

Ephesians 2:10 (NKJV) 10 For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them.

I don’t know about you, but I frequently marvel at the human body and the way God made us.

We truly are His workmanship, intricately and wonderfully made.

Every cell, every organ, every bone, every muscle, and every piece of our DNA all point to God, our Giver of life.

But let us take it one step further; look at why He made us.

The scripture above says it was for “good works which God prepared beforehand”!

So, He has something for each of us to do; a path or a plan for us.

And what are we supposed to do?

We “should walk in them”; do the good things that He has planned for us to do!

So many times, we tend to overcomplicate this concept of doing what God has for us to do.

We often get stuck and wonder what grand plan has been laid out for us to complete.

We try so hard to figure it all out. And then we end up doing nothing because we put too much thought into it and scare ourselves right out of it.

You see, God has made us each unique individuals. He created us to be us, not someone else.

He does not want us to walk someone else’s path, emulating what we have seen in the lives of others.

So, how do we walk on the path that God has created for us?

We press in to Him, we draw near to Him, and we learn of Him.

Those three things will cause us to want to learn to obey Him, thereby leading us down His path for us without us even knowing that we are doing so until we look back years later. And then it becomes clear that our obedience led us to the exact place that He wanted us to be.

Pastor Curt & Pastor Ellie

Seven Seas Ministries
49 N Lamplighters Walk
Hampstead, NC 28443

401-439-3780

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