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Experience -vs- Expectation
At this time Israel was experiencing a Spiritual draught they had not heard from the Lord in a long time not in the ways they had in the past.
Experience had taught them self reliance…God no longer spoke, not really … Into this space into this time God chose to speak. he did not speak to Eli the one that was supposed to hear from God, the reason is simple if you go up one chapter we find Eli’s family being judged.
A little ground work.
Eli’s son’s had issues...
Samuel served.
Eli’s sons knew about the Lord, but didn’t know the lord.
Samuel knew about he lord…and knew the lord.
Voice Recognition.
In order to know the answer you have to prepare.
A trained ear.
The answer is up to you!
Samuel could have chosen to roll over and go back to sleep.. he could have ignored the call of God, he could have kept running to Eli because it made no sense that God was going to call him.
He chose to say Speak lord for your servant is LISTENING
This Weeks Challenge
Take time away.
Spend time each day quietly waiting, listening for the voice of God in your life.
No music, no open Bible, no prayer list.
Just you and silence, waiting on God to show you the things he wants to show you.
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