Written by,
Robert Johnson
As I was sitting an thinking a few weeks ago, something hit my mind strong -,A young man came to me an gave me instructions from God and I did not listen to him. Like Samuel I heard the voice again and no one was there. I relied, “speak Lord.” It was clear as the warning that came from the young man that day – I listened – it’s not about your title or position, God is the foundation of His bride – don’t let any devil second guess what God said – let them search for the reason why. You keep trysting in what the word has proved to you – “When the Lord gets ready you have to move.”
There are many times in our lives when God calls us to go somewhere or do something. He wants us to step out in faith in a situation that seems extremely ridiculous so He can amaze us with what He does. Most of the time we miss out on these exciting opportunities because we are unwilling to move–or let Him move through us. When He asks us to move, He never asks us to go alone. He asks us to move because He wants to go somewhere and He wants us to move with Him!
You’ve Gotta Know Where to Go Before You Can Get There – He did not say man needed to understand! Move!
We need to learn to faithfully listen to God if we want to become faithful servants of Him. In each of our lives there will come a time–and most likely many times–when the Lord will come to us and simply say, “Go.” There are specific places God wants us to be at certain times so that He can use us–and even bless us–in ways that are specific to that particular location.
But that is no reason to freak out over every little detail of life. It is simply a reminder that we need to listen. Before we can ever know how we are to serve God, we must first come to learn where we are to serve God. Sometimes the answer is not a place, but a process. Like a soldier who attends boot camp in one place, gets stationed in another, and then gets deployed to yet another location, God likes to move His troops around too. Even when we know where we are going, God can change our direction in a split second.
Sure, we can have a general calling–like knowing we are called to work with kids. But we cannot know how that calling is going to be fulfilled until we know where it is we are called to go. And the truth is, fulfilling that calling to its fullest might require that we go and serve God in many different places throughout our lifetime. We gain more experience in every place we go and in every way we serve. Sometimes God calls us to certain places to educate and prepare us for the place He wants us to ultimately end up.
Sometimes He tells His children to go out into the mission field. Perhaps that is a calling you believe God has on your life. Other times, God tells His children to go home from the mission field because their time of service there is done. At times God’s call to go, or come home, isn’t followed by a clear reason for why the call came. But the biblical accounts of God telling His children to go are countless.
In Joshua 1:2 He tells Joshua: “Moses My servant is dead; now therefore arise, cross this Jordan, you and all this people, to the land which I am giving to them, to the sons of Israel.”
God’s command to go does not always involve physically moving. Sometimes it may mean stepping up and not going somewhere. It might mean refusing to go to a party where drugs, drinking, and other forms of compromise will be taking place. Maybe it means not going on a date with a guy who is unsaved or isn’t that strong in his walk with the Lord. It might even mean declining acceptance into a college that would transplant you right into party central itself.
In Closing, For Esther, God’s command to go meant risking her life and going before the king so that her people might be saved from death. Her walk of obedience was a short one–down the palace hallways–but it could have been quite costly to her. “When the Lord gets ready you have to move.”
Don’t look back – Genesis 19:17 NIV
God wanted Lot and his family away from the evil city – there’s always someone who want listen!
“17 As soon as they had brought them out, one of them said, “Flee for your lives! Don’t look back, and don’t stop anywhere in the plain! Flee to the mountains or you will be swept away!”
We all know the story of the one who looked back –
The definition of insanity doing the same thing over and over expecting a different result!
Say new lots wife will turn back that’s why he got into her heart and her mind will say knows your heart and your mind because you have been guarded your heart like the word says he knows how to push you in the wrong direction is that the time when he no longer knows how to push in the right direction he becomes desperate
Satan had become intimate with Eves mind he didn’t need her body he had Penetrated her heart so she would do anything even betray her husband/the one who she came from – see church wake up and begin to discern everything by the Holy Spirit and you will see clearly – walk away from games and deception God is not in it!!! 
1 John 2:27 NIV
“As for you, the anointing you received from him remains in you, and you do not need anyone to teach you. But as his anointing teaches you about all things and as that anointing is real, not counterfeit–just as it has taught you, remain in him.”
