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Kicking up a storm

Prayerwalking around a soccer field can score you some great insights.

This evening, as I prayerwalked (afrowalked) around the field where several very young soccer teams were training, I was immediately struck by one coach. He was just giving his whole heart in the training session. His whole attitude was that of training a winning team - and the team seemed eager to learn all he had to offer.

Some other trainers seemed to be there just because someone needed to do the job.

Same with our ministries. Do you know what your specific ministry in the body of Christ is? Are you waiting to get "good" or "holy" enough before you will move into some ministry?

Now is the best time to get involved in your future ministry. That is if you know what it is ...
You have a valuable role to play, serving in His body here on earth. Do you know in which ministry you fit in? Or is your ministry a new exciting one that still needs to be explored?

My prayer is that you will be encouraged to get involved in the area where the Lord wants to use you and as you let Him become more in you, that He will lead you to "kick up a storm" with Him.

Lord I pray the you will stir our hearts about our own ministries right now. I pray that the Lord will touch you right now ... in your heart and fill you with His compassion ... and start leading you into the your area of ministry.
Lord I pray Your compassion just touching this reader right now. Lord please give insight in the way to go from here. And Lord I pray that You will guide this person step by step into a deeper walk with you and I ask that You will shower them with many blessings as they minister in Your service.
Thank you Jesus
Amen

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