What Is Your Course?

Apostle Grace Lubega

2 Peter 1:10(KJV); Therefore the rather, brethren, give diligence to make your calling and election sure: for if ye do these things, ye shall never fall:

Every child of God must ask themselves this pertinent question: “what is my course?”

There are prophets, apostles, pastors, evangelists and teachers who even though they claim these callings, are not sure what they mean.

Some do not know their part and lot in the gospel.

When you understand your course, you will learn to number your days on the earth (Psalms 90:12) and never waste time in the things that do not profit the kingdom.

This life of the gospel is not a “que sera sera, (whatever will be, will be)” affair. You must understand the race set before you and the path you must take to that finish line.

The one distinctive thing about a man who has understood his course is that he has a burden for the gospel.

When you have a burden for the gospel, you cannot be indifferent to the labours in the kingdom because every labour comes with a burden and every burden comes with a message.

If a man is not communicating from that sense of responsibility, that man cannot transform a generation; he can touch lives but not change them.

FURTHER STUDY: Psalms 90:12, 1 Corinthians 9:16

GOLDEN NUGGET:
The one distinctive thing about a man who has understood his course is that he has a burden for the gospel. When you have a burden for the gospel, you cannot be indifferent to the labours in the kingdom because every labour comes with a burden and every burden comes with a message.

PRAYER: Father, I thank you for your Word. I understand my course, I know my race and I run it with faith, grace and wisdom. Thank you for the milestones that you have drawn along the course of my destiny. I cannot miss them because you have taught me how to identify them. In this understanding, I will never veer off my eternal path. Surely, I will finish well. In Jesus’ name. Amen.