Exodus 4v 20 MSG
"So, Moses took his wife and sons and put them on a donkey for the return trip to Egypt. He had a firm grip on the staff of God."
The staff in Moses' hand was more than a stick; it was a reminder of God's presence, authority, and power.
More than ever before, hold on to the Word of God.
When the road is uncertain, hold on.
When the answers are delayed, hold on.
When your emotions are loud and God's voice seems quiet, hold on.
Moses was headed into unfamiliar territory, but one thing was certain, he had a firm grip on the staff of God.
Whatever God has placed in your hands, your family, your children, your marriage, your ministry, your career, your calling, make sure you maintain a firm grip on the Word of God and the authority He has given you.
Do not let it go because of fear.
Do not let it go because of disappointment.
Do not let it go because of delay.
The Word is your security when the ground beneath you feels shaky.
It is your backup when human help fails.
It is your armor in battle.
It is His presence in the wilderness.
It is your assurance that God is still with you.
Hold on to it when you understand.
Hold on to it when you don't.
And like Moses, may you move forward with a firm grip on the staff of God.
Dear child of God, whatever season you find yourself in, keep a firm grip on the Word of God. The same Word that carried Moses through uncertainty will carry you. Let God's promises be stronger than your fears, His truth louder than the voices around you, and His presence more real than your circumstances.
Do not let go of what heaven has placed in your hands. Hold on. Stand firm. Move forward.
Prayer Points:
1. Father, give me the grace to hold firmly to Your Word in every season of my life. May my faith remain steadfast, and may I never lose confidence in Your promises.
2. Lord, as I move forward, let Your Word be my guide, my strength, and my protection. May I fulfill every assignment You have entrusted to me and bring glory to Your name.
With love,
Olukemi Adeniyi 🌷
A woman following Jesus and encouraging other women to do the same.