Wednesday, June 3, 2009

The process of progress



Moses was +/- 40 when he left Egypt as a fugitive prince, he followed his father-in-law's sheep until he was +/- 80, he bore the yoke of leading an ungrateful and misguided nation another 40 years - he is one of our heroes. Progress in God, and the work of God, is a process that covers many years and includes many experiences. You cannot make a tree grow any faster then its nature tells it to. Beautiful and functional architecture is a factor of time as much as design. Moses succeeded because he lasted. We celebrate extraordinary outcomes, often forgetting they invovled tedious and strenuous exertion. The submarine is an extraordinary feat of engineering and science costing millions of dollars and man hours. But, its still built one bolt and weld at a time...

3 comments:

  1. I think one of the greatest lessons we can learn from Moses is that it is never too late to do something for God. God never asked Moses to do anything he could not do, but to use what he had and trust in Him. Moses did that and God showed him tremendous favor.

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  2. What a great post! Keep it up! By the way, I like your blog.

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  3. What a great thought, babe! Awesome post. I'm glad you are blogging it will do us all some good.

    much love
    me

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