Divine Direction | Ps Sharee Rice

What does it mean to be a history maker in God’s Kingdom? We’re reminded that being a history maker isn’t about having a platform or doing something extraordinary, it starts with becoming more like Christ. As we anchor our lives in the Word of God, make prayer our first response, and allow our brokenness to bring breakthrough, God can use our lives to make an eternal impact. It begins with a humble heart, a life surrendered to Him, and a willingness to let Him change us first.

What does it really mean to live a life worthy of God’s calling? We’re reminded that every one of us has a calling from God — and we don’t have to chase after it. As we faithfully serve Him in the season we’re in, He leads us into what’s next. The call of God isn’t about being visible, but being available. Out of the overflow of His grace and love, we’re called to live for something greater than ourselves, serve those around us, and say yes to whatever He asks.

What if the person you’ve been praying for is waiting for you to take the next step?  We’re reminded that sharing Jesus doesn’t have to be complicated. As we learn to listen and respond to the Holy Spirit’s divine direction, He leads us to the people He is already preparing. We’re called to be attentive, draw near, share the good news of Jesus, and trust Him with the response. You never know what God can do through one simple act of obedience. 

What does it look like to walk in the authority of Jesus and share His love wherever you go? As we continue our Red Letter series, we’re reminded that Jesus has given us His authority and called us to live on mission. As we abide in Him and grow closer to His heart for people, we begin to recognise the opportunities around us to share the Gospel, love others, and point people to Jesus right where we are.

What’s stopping you from saying yes to God before you feel ready?  As we conclude our Red Letter series, we’re reminded that God calls us to live sent, right where we are. We don’t need to have it all figured out, we’re invited to depend on Him, trust His strength in our weakness, and say yes to His calling in our everyday lives. 

What does it really mean to live a blessed life? As we continue our Red Letter series, we’re reminded that the Kingdom of God looks different from the world around us. Jesus invites us to recognise our need for Him, reflect His character, and live as citizens of Heaven carrying His love, mercy and peace into every space we step into.

If we call ourselves followers of Jesus, does our life reflect Him? As we continue our Red Letter series, we’re reminded that following Jesus means more than hearing His words; it means living them out. From loving our enemies and serving others to choosing truth, forgiveness and an eternal perspective, we’re called to build our lives on the firm foundation of Christ.

Are you accessing all that God has made available to you?  As we continue our Red Letter series, we’re reminded that the Kingdom of God is available to us through Jesus. We’re called to approach Him like children with faith, humility and a heart that knows we are deeply loved, choosing dependence on Him over pride and shame. 

Is the Kingdom of God only something we look forward to, or are we living it out here and now? As we continue our Red Letter series, we’re reminded that Jesus is King and His Kingdom is meant to shape the way we live every day. We’re called to seek Him first, share the good news, and be a light in the world by demonstrating His love, truth, grace and mercy.

What did Jesus say and are we really listening?  As we begin our Red Letter series, we’re reminded that the words of Jesus bring life. He is our Saviour, our Good Shepherd, and the voice we can learn to recognise as we slow down, make space, and listen.