They will forsake you But God

They will forsake you BUT GOD…

Genesis 37

Joseph was 17 years old when God gave him not one but two dreams, not just any dreams but dreams that meant something. a dream that one day his loved ones would bow down before him. A dream that one day he would rule.

How many of you have dreams? How many have dreamed that you would have had a different life but due to circumstances out of your control something has gotten in between that dream?

Many will not believe your dream never the less than the dream God gave you.

God only chooses a few to make those dreams come true the Bible teaches me that Many are called, but few are chosen. Matthew 22:14

And when you are the chosen one, you will go through some obstacles in your life.

For example:

You’re going to be left out You’re going to feel as if you don’t belong The enemy tries to tempt you to do the things the world offers * Don’t fall into his trap At time hurt because you can’t comprehend why you are set aside

There is a reason why you are set aside and not part of the crowd, and that’s okay.

Stop wanting to be a part of that crowd or a part of where God took you out of. There was a reason those people were removed

It is simply that God is taking you where they merely can’t go.

God allows certain situations in your life that will make you better. It won’t break you. It makes you stronger for the next challenge.

For the Lord will never forsake you. For his plans are better Thant the plans you have for yourself? Jeremiah 29:11 says

He knows the plans he has for you. The plans to prosper you and not harm you. Plans to give you hope and a future.

The same way the hand of the Lord was always over the life of Joseph is the same way he will have his hands over you.

You might stumble across your path and you might feel like you have hit rock bottom and you probably have. But know the Sometimes God allows youth hi rock bottom so that you can see that he is your rock.

God will equip you . Te va ha capacitar

. 8Do not gloat over me, my enemy! Though I have fallen, I will arise; though I sit in darkness, the LORD will be my light.

Joseph, like Jesus, was his father's well-beloved son, the best of brothers, yet hated and rejected by his own; was sold from envy for a few pieces of silver, endured a great temptation, yet without sin; was brought into a low estate and falsely condemned; was the greatest of forgivers, the forgiver of his own murderers; and was in all things the son and hope of Israel.