VOP 2022: May 28, 2022- Mystery and beauty of Left-Over. “Not left behind”

VOP 2022: May 28, 2022 Mystery and beauty of Left-Over. “Not left behind” The best is always reserved for the distressed or those who seem to be last by reason of natural or unfavourable circumstances. When men despise or abandon a left over, God takes over their case file. A Left over is one who has been through turbulent times and seasons in life which to the physical might appear to be abandoned or left behind. However, to God, it is the opposite because God takes pleasure and is very intentional about comforting the distressed or oppressed and lifting them to be established in enviable or desirable positions. Most people who do not know the full story May feel inferior or less important, but God who Has the blueprint of every creature works everything out for His glory. Therefore it is not wise to compare ourselves with one another as the Bible admonishes us, and it is also not wise to envy one another because we do not know the full story of any given case. Esther was an Orphan who found favour in the sight of her Uncle Mordecai. Although they had a tough time in their journey, God ensured that their latter end was more glorious than their beginning. Also, Mephibosheth was Lame at his feet due to an accident that seemed to cripple him in the sight of men as he was physically disabled. Interestingly, his condition could not stop God’s good plan for his life from being accomplished, even when Man tried to point out his disability. Nugget: Your disability cannot stop you from getting to the top where God Has made room for you but rather, it is actually a platform for you to be recognized and elevated to the top where you will begin to wine and dine with Kings and Priests, as that is your actual and real identity in Christ. “Now David said, “Is there still anyone who is left of the house of Saul, that I may show him kindness for Jonathan’s sake?” And there was a servant of the house of Saul whose name was Ziba. So when they had called him to David, the king said to him, “Are you Ziba?” He said, “At your service!