Ken Buck, U.S. Congressman, 4th CD from CO, spoke at our
church about God’s healing his cancer when it was considered incurable.
He talked about how each of us is called upon to do our part in God’s
plan. One of the things he said resonated with me and most of the
audience. He said “God does not select the qualified, he qualifies the
chosen.” His “chosen" do not always exhibit qualities of leadership
or character, but He gives them the help and guidance they need.
Moses
was reluctant when God called on him to lead the Israelites out of Egypt . He
had a speech impediment and felt he would not be able to convince his people to
leave Egypt
for an unknown country. God gave him the leadership talents and guidance
that he needed. There was David, who slew a giant with only two
stones and a slingshot, and became king of Israel . David was not always
a good man; he had a man killed so he could have his wife; but he repented.
With God’s help, David became a wise king. The apostle Peter was
not the sharpest knife in the drawer; he betrayed Jesus three times. But
God called on him to build his church; and build it he did. WInston
Churchill was Prime Minister of England during World War II. He warned England about
Hitler. The aristocracy made fun of him; he had a drinking problem; the
elite thought he was a buffoon. He was not an example of Christian piety,
but he led England
through one of the worst wars a country ever faced.
Perhaps
there is a deeper reason Trump is capturing the conservative vote; maybe he is
the one who will lead us out of the mess our country is in now. Help from
the Lord sometimes come in unlikely forms. I hope this is one of those
times. We should continue to pray for our country and its leadership.
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