A tool is not worth anything until it
is used. If I am a hammer, I can’t pound a nail if someone does not pick me up
and put muscle behind me. To be a tool in God’s hands, I must allow Him to pick
me up and put His spiritual muscle behind me. I have no skill or power on my
own, but as a tool in His hands, my skill is limitless; my strength is assured.
Unlike a hammer, I have a will to surrender. I might try to hammer that nail
myself, but it will be crooked, and even bent. My power is limited, and my view is flawed. His view of that nail is perfect, and in His hands, I can hit
that target perfectly. Consider the tool He has called you to be, and allow Him
to empower your target–your vision.
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