Isaiah 40:28-31
Soar is defined as to fly at a great height; rise; ascend; escalate; tower; up.
A bald eagle can spread its seven-foot wingspan and soar up to ten thousand feet in the sky. They soar through the sky at forty miles per hour, and they can spot their prey from over two miles away. And once it sees dinner, an eagle can nosedive for the kill at speeds up to one hundred miles per hour. We all encounter obstacles that convince us that we’re unable to soar. These obstacles weigh us to the ground and cause us to surrender our dreams. We wasn’t meant to be stuck on the ground. God created us to do exceedingly and abundantly above all we could ever ask or think. There are quite a few witnesses who had to overcome obstacles to fulfill God’s purpose and calling in their lives; Peter surely felt like a pretty big failure when he denied Christ. John Mark’s missionary journey got so hard that he essentially quit on Paul and Barnabas midway through. Elijah literally ran away when King Ahab and Jezebel got mad at him and that was after God had already done a bunch of amazing miracles through him. The most important person of all, Jesus, was criticized, ignored, made fun of, attacked, arrested, beaten, and eventually murdered on the way to completing God’s purpose for His life and saving all humankind.
I come by this morning to let you know, we’re all capable of reaching our dreams. God designed each of us for greatness and we were created to soar beyond our wildest dreams. Trust God and keep moving forward. You are destined for great purpose. Be bless and I love you!!! JE