“And
the Lord said unto him, What is that in thine hand?” “Cast it on the ground.”
In
the front of one of my old Bibles, I pasted in the fly-leaf a little saying: “LET
GO AND LET GOD.” I have come to realize through the years that to God it is not
what we have given up that is so important, but, rather, what we are holding
to. How we love to keep back something for ourselves. We are like little children, who, when a
parent reaches out to take something from them, clutches it to their bosom,
turns away, and says, “MINE!”
Moses
found what God could do when one is willing to let go of something they’re
clinging to. You will remember his rod was supernaturally changed by simply
letting go of the natural. The one thing that could be hindering our relationship
with God may be that person or thing we are unwilling to let go of. If we
seriously long to see a real transformation in our lives and ministries, then
we must, at this very minute, “LET GO AND LET GOD!”
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