Your Calling Is Still Intact

• One of the things I’m realizing about  each and every human being I speak to   is that your potential is a mystery. Not to God,   but to you and to all of us who are  watching you, your potential is a mystery. It is a mystery that will  be revealed with maturity.   So, the more you decide to grow into and go  forward in what God speaks to you, the more   we will see what was there all along.
• This is why  it’s very important that you never limit God by   speaking about your potential from the point  of view of your past. Moses was a great man of   God. He went on to be one of the greatest leaders  the nation ever knew, but he was also a murderer. Moses had a great passion to lead God’s people,   but he also had a past.
• That’s why I thought  he was a good example for us to talk about the   God of also. Moses was born as a Hebrew,  but he was also raised as an Egyptian.   He was called to lead people forward, but he was  living in Midian in the mistakes of his past. Have you ever been called to something but  caught in something at the same time? Like,   I know God is calling me forward.
• I know  God is speaking to me about my future,   but I’m also caught in something. I believe all of  that, that all things work together for the good. I believe all of that, that God has a  purpose for me. I believe all of that,   that God is great and he can be anything. I’m  called to this, but I’m caught in that. The   beautiful thing about it is God knows exactly what  he called you to, and he knows exactly what you’re   caught in. God knew what you would be caught  in when he called you to what he called you to.
• All of the people who have some  funky stuff in your life right now,   make some noise and praise God. He knew what  I’d be caught up in. He called you up even   as he saw you caught up in the things you’re  walking through in your life right now. So,   the truth of it is you’re here today, and  you’re praising God because “I am forgiven.
• ” You are forgiven, but it is also true  that you may be frustrated. Although   you are forgiven of certain things, you  are not free of those things yet. So, I’m   forgiven, but I’m also frustrated, because  although I’m forgiven completely by Christ   and I know that’s done and he knows I’m  his and he knows what he has called me to… He knows what he has called me to, but I  don’t, so I’m frustrated because I’m forgiven,   but I’m not completely free yet. So, God says,  “Moses, I’m sending you to do a big work,