The Imperfect servant

Good Morning!
I am imperfect. I am inadequate. I know my shortcomings. And if I’m honest, doubt often sits in the back of my mind whispering that I am not enough. Those whispers grow louder when I forget who God is and begin focusing on who I am not. Doubt doesn’t just cloud your thoughts it hinders the greatness God has already placed within you. Satan loves to fuel those thoughts, magnifying your limitations until you can no longer see your purpose.

 

But here is the truth: God has always used imperfect servants.

 

Moses stuttered. Gideon hid. Jeremiah felt too young. Peter was impulsive. Paul had a past. Yet God called each of them not because they were flawless, but because they were willing. The enemy wants you to believe your shortcomings disqualify you. God says they are the very places where His strength shines brightest.

 

Most of us wrestle with facing our weaknesses, even when we clearly know what God wants us to do. Purpose doesn’t erase insecurity. Calling doesn’t silence fear. But obedience grows in the soil of surrender. When you acknowledge your inadequacy, you make room for God’s sufficiency.

Your imperfections do not cancel your assignment. They simply remind you that you cannot fulfill it without Him.

 

Today, silence the voice of doubt. Reject the lies that say you are unworthy, unprepared, or unable. God knew your flaws before He called you. He factored in your weaknesses and still chose you. His power is not limited by your limitations.

 

Walk boldly in your purpose, not because you are perfect, but because God is.