Vision

In this powerful message, we're challenged to seek God's vision for our lives. The central theme revolves around Proverbs 29:18, reminding us that 'where there is no vision, the people perish.' We're encouraged to move from limitation to liberty by embracing God's unique purpose for each of us.

The story of Martha and Mary is used to illustrate the importance of focusing on what's truly necessary, rather than being distracted by busyness. This parallel invites us to reflect on our own lives - are we so caught up in doing things for God that we forget to spend time with Him? The acorn analogy beautifully symbolizes our potential in Christ, urging us to see ourselves and others as God sees us - full of promise and purpose.

As we journey in faith, let's ask God for His vision, believing that He wants to reveal it to us individually and corporately. This message calls us to fast, pray, and seek God's face, anticipating a fresh revelation that will align our lives with His divine plan.