Text : Mark 10:47.
And when he heard that it was Jesus of Nazareth, he began to cry out, and say, Jesus, thou Son of David, have mercy on me.
Today, our case study will center on the person of David. He was profoundly referred to as King David, but he definitely wouldn't ascend the throne had he missed his divine moment when it came knocking.
Divine timing always precedes divine moment. Once you missed your divine timing, you have missed your divine moment.
What people watch out for is your divine moment, that is, your time of glory and manifestation, but what you must watch out for is your divine timing.
It cannot be overemphasised that divine timing is always wrapped around seemingly unimportant assignments. *If you feel too big to do 'small tasks', you're obviously too small to be entrusted with big tasks.*
*And if ye have not been faithful in that which is another man's, who shall give you that which is your own?* Luke 16:12.
Just like Joseph, David's divine timing (which launched him to his divine moment) came as an assignment given to him by his father.
Jesse (David's father) told his son David, “Take this ephah of roasted grain to your brothers, along with these ten loaves of bread, and quickly take them to your brothers in the camp.1 Sam 17:17.
It was his prompt obedience to his father's instruction that eventually gave rise to his divine moment.
Note that when God wants to place you on the stage, He allows challenges to come your way. Don't run from challenges, rather receive strength and wisdom to overcome them.
*Bible reading* :
1 Samuel 17:12-58.
*PRAYER FOCUS*
1.) Father God, grant me the grace and wisdom not to miss my divine moment in Jesus name.
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