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Who Am I?
eva Official Writer
2092Exodus 3:11
Moses said to God, “Who am I that I should go to Pharaoh?”
Bible Reading for A Year:[bible]Psalm89[/bible];[bible]0Luke10[/bible];[bible]Jerem25-26[/bible]
Years ago, world-famous evangelist Billy Graham was scheduled to speak at Cambridge University in England, but he did not feel qualified to address the sophisticated thinkers. He had no advanced degrees and he had never attended seminary. Billy confided in a close friend: “I do not know that I have ever felt more inadequate and totally unprepared for a mission.” He prayed for God’s help, and God used him to share the simple truth of the gospel and the cross of Christ.
Moses also felt inadequate when God recruited him for the task of telling Pharaoh to release the Israelites. Moses asked, “Who am I that I should go to Pharaoh?” (Exodus 3:11). Although Moses may have questioned his effectiveness because he was “slow of speech” (4:10), God said, “I will certainly be with you” (3:12).
When we question our ability to do what God has asked us to do, please note that He can be trusted. Our shortcomings are less important than God’s sufficiency. When we ask, “Who am I?” we can remember that God said, “I am.”
You need not be afraid of where you’re going when you know God’s going with you.
