Are you struggling to get started in the new thing?

Are you overwhelmed?

Deb Peacock

There are some of you right now with a fire inside you, a passion ignited for something to move into to see a change and make a difference in the world. The Lord is leading you into something more and something new. But you are stagnating in fear of it all. At first you were excited that God would say you would enter into something so big and wonderful and would get to do something great. But now it’s overwhelming, and daunting and you have no idea where to start.

I want to share with you what I think he might be saying to you: just start with what you have right now and remember what his word says “don’t despise the day of small beginnings.” Zechariah 4:10

When you feel the pressure, starting small is a wonderful gift. The big thing is not the starting point. The starting point of the new thing is where you are right now. He says, start with what you have now.

When I had this passion for seeing people healed of sickness and free to live, there was a fire inside me that was only growing and not going away. I was facing lots of opposition to entering into this and had knock backs. I was speaking to someone I respected and he said to me, I think you should just start.

So I thought about what I had. I had God with me. I had people that I knew and I had a house. That’s pretty much it but I could start. So my house was my where. The people I knew were the people I would pray healing for and this particular person, a friend I knew would help me and pray with me. From this point I contacted who Holy Spirit brought to mind and offered to pray healing. I had a hit rate of 95%. Almost every person I offered to, came to my house for me to pray healing over their lives and three times a week we would be in the front room of my house praying for someone. We saw healings and we saw people come to know Jesus.

So I encourage you today, get started with what you have right now, its ok to be small because this is your starting point. Don’t despise the day of small beginnings.