The servant of the Lord

Behold my servant, whom I uphold; mine elect, in whom my soul delighteth; I have put my spirit upon him: he shall bring forth judgment to the Gentiles. He shall not cry, nor lift up, nor cause his voice to be heard in the street. (Isaiah 42:1,2)

The servant of the Lord does not strive. You do not have to build three tabernacles to house the Lord, Moses, and Elijah. You do not have to grind at the mill for Babylon (manmade Christianity).

You do not have to build treasure cities for Pharaoh. You do not have to save the world from Hell. If you are striving to work for God and are not hearing His voice you still are being driven by the wicked one. You finally will find yourself fighting against the work of God.

God’s commandments are not grievous. You do not have to cry out or force yourself to build the Kingdom of God. Learn to wait on the Lord and rest in Him. We are not speaking of being passive or lazy but of turning away from the efforts of the fleshly mind and soul and listening for the sweet voice of the Lord.

The Lord will lead you into fruitfulness after He has carefully trained you. Do not despise the years of training. The sons of the wicked one may be rushing about "doing the Lord’s will." Pay no attention to them. Keep on patiently waiting for the Lord. Look to Him for every detail of life. The Lord is building His Church. He is more than willing to use you, but first you have to cease from your own works.

The great error of today is the attempt to make the Lord our servant. The Lord is not our servant. We are the Lord’s servant.

The Lord upholds His servants.

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