It
was difficult for God to work with Moses until after 40years in Midian. All
through those years God must have been supervising him constantly measuring his
level of brokenness. A broken Christian will always weep, beg and pray to God for
forgiveness when he notices the smallest dent on his Christian life. Not so
with an unbroken heart. The latter will sought for reasons to justify and
excuse sin in his life. You hear him say, “I
am flesh and blood and God understands that I am not perfect.” A broken
heart is very malleable and so God can always mold it with so much ease into
what He desires. He is ever ready to go anywhere and undertake any assignment
God expects of him. He is not like the unbroken believer who will want to
choose what he does for God.
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The
sacrifices of God are a broken
spirit: a broken and a contrite heart, O God, thou wilt not despise
– Psalm 51:17.
The
LORD is nigh unto them that are
of a broken heart; and saveth such as be of a contrite spirit
– 34:18.
God is so much in
love with a broken believer that He is always near to him making him better and
better every day. A man that is after God’s heart, ceases to work for himself
but does everything to God’s glory. He does not do anything that will not bring
glory to God. He walks, works, speaks, dances, jokes, laughs, relates with
people within the boundaries availed him by God, always sensitive not to offend
his master. For every believer, brokenness is therefore a must to ensure a
successful relationship with God.
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