Hey friends! I know it’s been a while since I’ve posted a blog, but the Lord placed something so heavy and so powerful in my spirit that I couldn’t keep it to myself any longer.

Never let fear speak louder than your God-given purpose or the calling God has placed on your life.

So many people are walking around knowing that God has called them, but fear keeps them silent. Fear keeps them stuck. Fear keeps them questioning whether they’re “qualified,” “ready,” or “good enough.” But the truth is, if God called you, He already qualified you.

What has God called you to do?

Some are called to be pastors.
Some are called to be teachers of the Word.
Some are evangelists, missionaries, or prophets.
Some are called to be worship leaders, intercessors, or prayer warriors.

Some are called into places outside the church walls. Some are called to be the light in dark places, the encourager, the helper, the one who listens, the one who loves like Jesus when no one else will.

Your calling doesn’t have to come with a microphone or a pulpit to be powerful.

When you were formed in your mother’s womb, God already knew you. He already had a plan for your life. He already knew the people you would encounter, the assignments He would trust you with, and the lives that would be impacted because of your obedience.

But fear will try to convince you that you should stay quiet. It’s important to realize that fear comes from the devil. 

You cannot let fear speak louder than God’s voice.

God never said you would do this alone. In fact, you can’t do it alone. That’s why we need Jesus every step of the way. All He asks is that we are willing and obedient. He doesn’t need perfection, He needs a willing heart. 

Testimony

The other day, the Lord led me to a gentleman. The Holy Spirit told me to go up to him and tell him that Jesus loves him.  When I told him that Jesus loves him, he replied, “So does Lucifer.”

Instead of backing away, I continued. I explained to him that God loves him and has good plans for his life, and that God loved him so much that He sent me to tell him that very thing.

He continued talking about Satan and said he wasn’t ready to choose between Satan and Jesus. I asked him if I could pray for him, and he said yes.

After I prayed, I got into my car and began to speak over his life. I prayed that he would have an encounter with Jesus that wouldn’t leave him alone. In that moment, I heard the Holy Spirit say that a seed had been planted.

Sometimes obedience looks like planting a seed and walking away.

Sometimes you won’t see the fruit immediately.
But that doesn’t mean God isn’t working.

One week later, I returned to that same facility. I prayed and asked the Lord to place that gentleman in my path again, and as I was leaving, there he was.

He was completely different.
His joy was back.
He was smiling.
He was at peace.

We talked about his family, and as we were finishing the conversation, I heard the Holy Spirit say, “I put him in your path, now what are you going to do?”

I asked him if I could pray for him and if he had thought about our previous conversation. He said yes. Then I asked him the most important question:

“Are you ready to receive Jesus Christ as your Savior?”

He said yes.

Right there, he prayed the sinner’s prayer and received Jesus Christ as his Savior. He made a decision between heaven and hell, and I know all of heaven rejoiced.

All because of obedience.
All because fear didn’t win.

I share this to say…..DO IT!
Don’t let fear hold you back.
Don’t silence the call of God on your life.
Don’t talk yourself out of what Heaven has already approved.

Go and do what God has called you to do. He is with you. He will never leave you, and He will never ask you to do something He hasn’t already done Himself.

We are called to be the hands and feet of Jesus. Our job is to show up, speak when He says speak, move when He says move, and love the way He loves. 

After we minister to people, the Holy Spirit does the rest.

We are not called to change hearts, only to speak what God gives us. The Holy Spirit brings the transformation.

Prayer

Father God,
I pray for every person reading this right now. I pray that fear would break off of them in Jesus’ name. I pray for boldness to rise up on the inside of them and for them to walk in their calling, to step into their assignment, and to do what You have called them to do without hesitation. Thank You for going before them, standing beside them, and living within them. Thank You for the fire of the Holy Ghost that dwells on the inside of them.
In Jesus’ name, Amen.