WHAT'S THAT IN YOUR HAND?

What if the very thing God needs from us is already in our hands? This message takes us deep into the story of Moses at the burning bush, where God calls an ordinary, reluctant shepherd to do something extraordinary. We explore a question that cuts right to the heart of how we respond to God's call: 'What is that in your hand?' Moses had every excuse ready. He felt unqualified, unknown, and unprepared. And yet God's response to every protest was not a list of resources to acquire or skills to develop, but a steady, unwavering promise: I will be with you. The burning bush account in Exodus 3 and 4 reveals a God who sees suffering, hears cries of injustice, and comes down to bring people up. That same movement finds its fullest expression in Jesus Christ. When we understand that the God who called Moses is the same God who calls us, the question stops being theoretical and becomes deeply personal. What has God already placed in our hands that we have not yet offered back to Him?