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Daily Bread

God needs you!

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If anyone says to you, “Why are you doing this?” say, “The Lord has need of it.”     — Mark 11:3

For His triumphant entry into Jerusalem, Jesus choose a donkey to serve as His royal transportation. His disciples were instructed to say, “The Lord has need of it” (Mark 11:3). Isn’t it astounding that the Son of God should use such lowly means to accomplish His purposes? Alexander MacLaren commented on this: “Christ comes to us in like fashion, and brushes aside all our convenient excuses. He says, ‘I want you, and that is enough.’”

Think of it! The Creator of the universe needs us and desires to fit us into His eternal design! Though all-powerful and not dependent on any creature. He has chosen to carry out His plans through lowly human instruments. If this were not so, He would have taken us to heaven as soon as He saved us by His grace.

Someone once asked Francis of Assisi how he was able to accomplish so much. He replied, “This may be why: The Lord looked down from heaven and said, ‘Where can I find the weakest, littlest man on earth?’ Then He saw me and said, ‘I’ve found him. I will work through him, and he won’t be proud of it. He’ll see that I am only using him because of his insignificance.’”

You may be small in your own eyes, but God has need of you!  — Paul Van Gorder

Yours is a mission you alone can fill,

Whether it be to build or teach or till;

Your goal may still be hidden from your view,

But somewhere God has urgent need of you.  — Thayer

 

READ: Mark 11:1-7

 

God is looking for ordinary people for extraordinary work.

The Bible in one year:

• 2 Samuel 1-2

• Luke 14:1-24

FOR HIS

FRANCIS OF ASSISI

GOD

PAUL VAN GORDER

SON OF GOD

THAYER

THEN HE

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