Romans 11:29
“The gifts and call of God are irrevocable.”
God does not reverse, or repeal, or cancel His call. The whole point of an omnipotent call that creates what it commands is to guarantee God’s invincible purpose in the lives of His people.
“The gifts and call of God are irrevocable.”
God does not reverse, or repeal, or cancel His call. The whole point of an omnipotent call that creates what it commands is to guarantee God’s invincible purpose in the lives of His people.
When Christians ask about calling or vocation, it usually means, “Is God calling me to a particular job, profession or type of work?” The reason this question is so significant is because the work we do is important to God. If work is important, it makes sense to ask what work God wants us to do. In the Bible, God does call people to particular work, and gives all people various kinds of guidance for their work. Although Scripture seldom uses the word “call” to describe God’s guidance to jobs, occupations or tasks, these occurrences in the Bible do correspond to vocational “calling.” In the Bible, the concept of calling goes deeper than any one aspect of life, such as work. God calls people to become united with Him in every aspect of life. But this can only happen if we respond to Christ’s call to follow Him.
ACTION STEP: Respond to Father God today from the deepest part of your emotion. Allow Him to bring back that moment you just went to sleep because the pain was too great. You quit trying to be who God called you to be. You quit trying to operate in the gifts and calling God gave to you, so you could give them back to the world. Repent to God for giving up on yourself. Reach up to God and then out to others. I believe in you and you need to believe in yourself.
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