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IBS 77 - Luke 1:37-38

Luke 1:37-38
“‘For no word from God will ever fail’. ‘I am the Lord’s servant’, Mary answered. ‘May your word to me be fulfilled.’”

Trust trust trust. God is faithful and true. He keeps his promises. He will not fail. I never have to doubt or wonder if he will come through. He is constantly showing throughout the Bible how he never fails. Daniel and the Lion’s Den. David and Goliath. God giving Noah the rainbow after the great flood. And there are many many more. God is also constantly showing me his faithfulness in my life. Providing the funds for Ignite, providing food and water, a place to rest, protection, and many many more things. Every day there is always something new that God shows me of how his word never fails. He will guide me and provide my essential needs wherever he will lead me. 
Mary knew that God’s word never fails. That’s one of the reasons why God chose her to be the mother of Jesus. The angel Gabriel even greets her by saying, “Greetings, you who are highly favored! The Lord is with you.” Mary’s answer to Gabriel after he tells her she’s going to be the mother of Jesus is an answer I always want to give. She says she’s the Lord’s servant. She doesn’t fight Gabriel, she doesn’t say no, she says, “I am the Lord’s servant, may your word to me be fulfilled.” She accepts and trusts. She may have been nervous, but she doesn’t freak out, she doesn’t put up a stubborn fight. 

I want to be able to say “I’m the Lord’s servant, may your word to me be fulfilled”, whenever the Lord calls me to do something. I don’t want to be stubborn. I don’t want to argue. I want to obey everything the Lord commands when He commands it. Trusting the faithfulness, and that He won’t fail. His word will be fulfilled.

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