Your Problem Produce Something New
Scripture
“And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose.” — Romans 8:28, NIV
Devotion
Pastor Darren shared the story of the boll weevil, a tiny insect that devastated cotton fields across the South. But in Enterprise, Alabama, farmers responded to the crisis by planting peanuts. What began as destruction became the reason for a new harvest.
That picture is powerful. Sometimes the very thing that looks like it came to destroy you becomes the thing God uses to redirect you. The problem does not have to be the end of your story. In God’s hands, it can become the beginning of something new.
We often pray for God to remove every problem, but sometimes He uses adversity to diversify us, mature us, and move us into a new season. What the enemy meant to steal, God can use to produce fruit.
Your pain is not wasted when it is surrendered to God.
Reflection
What situation in your life feels like a setback? Ask God how He may want to use it to produce something new in you.
“And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose.” — Romans 8:28, NIV
Devotion
Pastor Darren shared the story of the boll weevil, a tiny insect that devastated cotton fields across the South. But in Enterprise, Alabama, farmers responded to the crisis by planting peanuts. What began as destruction became the reason for a new harvest.
That picture is powerful. Sometimes the very thing that looks like it came to destroy you becomes the thing God uses to redirect you. The problem does not have to be the end of your story. In God’s hands, it can become the beginning of something new.
We often pray for God to remove every problem, but sometimes He uses adversity to diversify us, mature us, and move us into a new season. What the enemy meant to steal, God can use to produce fruit.
Your pain is not wasted when it is surrendered to God.
Reflection
What situation in your life feels like a setback? Ask God how He may want to use it to produce something new in you.