What Am I Supposed to do?

When the path right in front of me looks like its straight up hill.

When the issue confronting me is big

and confusing

and scary

and heart-breaking.

When I am threatened on all sides by more problems, more sadness, more darkness.

What am I supposed to do?

please-strengthen-my-hands

When Nehemiah found himself in this type of situation, he turned to God and prayed “Now strengthen my hands.”(6:9)

Nehemiah had groups of powerful people plotting against him as he led the Jews in rebuilding the wall around Jerusalem.  His enemies were trying to frighten the Jews so their hands would become too weak to continue to work on the wall.  But God answered Nehemiah’s prayers and the wall was eventually finished.

Is there something in your life that looks like its impossible to accomplish?  Impossible to fix?

Give it to God.  Ask him to strengthen your hands and then trust that he is answering.  He may use you like he did Nehemiah to actually orchestrate the answer.  Or  he may want your strong hands to be folded in prayer before him, admitting your dependence on him and remaining faithful while he works all things out for your good.

Either way,  God’s got this.

Please strengthen my hands, Abba Father.

2 thoughts on “What Am I Supposed to do?

  1. Cindy Moore

    That is my prayer in this morning and each morning to come…God, strengthen my hands as I love your people as you have called me to do.

    Love you, sister ❤ C.

    On Tue, Sep 28, 2021, 6:12 AM Come with me on a Journey through the Bible wrote:

    > Judy Glasser posted: ” When the path right in front of me looks like its > straight up hill. When the issue confronting me is big and confusing and > scary and heart-breaking. When I am threatened on all sides by more > problems, more sadness, more darkness. W” >

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