Discerning God’s Leading
2 Corinthians 2:12
Now when I went to Troas to preach the gospel of Christ and
found that the Lord has opened a door for me.
When I first read this passage I was amazed by the strong and
very simple message that it had.
Doors are for us to open, close or to be. They are
opportunities. They can be of any
shape and size. They are there for us to walk through, to receive something, teach
us lessons, challenge us, spread the Word to others, and draw us closer to Him.
We need to keep looking for doors. The more in tune we are the easier the
path will be and the more doors will open or close. The wider our eyes and
ears are to his presence the more we are able to see and hear the Lord. It is our job to search and seek out
doors through service and worship.
In researching Troas, it was referred to as a city to carry the
gospel from Asia to Europe. In other words, it is door to share God’s Word with
others. God puts doors in our paths everyday that we can choose to walk through
or not, close doors that were previously open, and use us as a method of
communicating to others as we walk with the Lord.
This is reflected beautifully in the following song lyrics:
“With Every Act of Love” by Jason Gray.
God put a million, million doors in the world
For His love to walk through
One of those doors is you
An "Open Door" by Circleslide
The open door for me...
you are the Way, you are the Truth, you are the Life
You're the open door for me...
Be adventurous and keep your eyes and ears open wide during your
journey. Stretch and challenge
yourself to grow closer to God.
Amanda lives in Wilton. She has been attending Hope Church since 2006. She has been involved in children's and woman's ministries for many years. Teaching in children church and helping with events and hospitality.
Amanda lives in Wilton. She has been attending Hope Church since 2006. She has been involved in children's and woman's ministries for many years. Teaching in children church and helping with events and hospitality.
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