Right Where You Belong

Choose to Be, Right Where You Belong

The thing about life is that you are always trying to find the place where you feel most comfortable and fit in. However, the place of comfort is basically a state of being because nothing is always what it seems. What I mean is this, there would always be some obstacles or difficulties that you would face where ever you exist. Perhaps, you're feeling frustrated on your job, or in your marriage or with school but those frustrations will have its place in your life to build you, shape you and define you.

We sometimes think that we got to get out of something or move from a place because of all the signs which shows that it is not working and everything you are doing seems to be failing. I know that feeling, oh so well where I just couldn't take it any longer because of some opposition that I was facing or difficulty that I found myself into, but the thing is everyone of those difficulties or obstacles challenged me, strengthened me and made me into the person I am today.

Think about Joseph, he was thrown into a pit by his brothers, eventually sold as a slave in Potiphar's house, ran into some problems there and was thrown into prison. I am sure Joseph wished that he could get out of the mess he was in but after the stretching , breaking, the molding, the filling, God eventually moved Joseph from the Pit to the Palace.

Recently, I was dealing with a few obstacles where I felt that I did not want to deal with this any longer. I was so ready to walk away and give up and move on. However, someone reminded me that on my way to my Greater, attacks, opposition and difficulties will arise to push me back to a familiar place and stop my progress on the road to success. There is always a new devil for every level we reach in life but it is up to us, to push our way through with our weapons of Prayer, Praise and Worship. The enemy does not want us to reach our place of destiny and he will do all that he can to discourage us and to push us back to a familiar, sad and defeated place... but don't give place to the devil...push him back!

The place where you are right now may be one of those hard places where all you see is darkness, doom, gloom and failure. You may be in a place where you see no progress and face opposition on every side. If you don't see a clear way out, know this You are right where you belong.

If the doors have not swung open for you, it simply means there is still something God may have for you to do right where you are. Don't allow the obstacles to push you out before your time. Don't despise your process of stretching, molding and filling...I believe God is up to something in your life. When it is all over, you will move into your destiny...up where you belong!

Unveiled to Be Transformed
-Keisha

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