“Desire without
knowledge is not good—
how much more will hasty feet miss the way!”
Proverbs 19:2
Hasty feet make
mistakes.
Hasty feet walk in
ways they should not go.
There is a time for
urgency to be sure.
But urgency is not
the same as haste.
Hasty is defined as: acting too quickly while urgency is
defined as:
a force or impulse that impels or constrains.
As believers we need
to know the urgency of the hour but never to act hastily based only on urgency
apart from knowledge.
The scriptures teach
us that hasty feet miss the way.
These hasty feet can be sincere and full of
good intentions but they must not move apart from the leading of the Holy
Spirit.
Led by Him are feet
walk in His way, in fruitful and abundant ministry.
We are not to be
spinning our wheels doing what we think
is right but instead are to be led in all that we do by His Holy Spirit.
Can this be an
excuse?
Sure, some will do
nothing and say they were not led!
But this response
reveals more about a lack of relationship than anything else.
If you spend time at
His feet, there will also come a time when He sends you forth.
Both are necessary.
Both are essential in
each of our lives.
Jesus knew how to
spend time with the Father.
That time with the
Father gave Him marching orders for the day.
When He said: “It is finished!” He was certainly
speaking of more than just good intentions.
He was speaking of
completing the work the Father gave Him to do.
Nothing more and
nothing less!
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