Message to Stewards: Put The Divinely Required Difference I.

Beloved,

As a steward, you are teaming up with the Lord to execute His vision and His assignment on the earth. Therefore it is important that you put the divinely required difference between the common and the holy. God wants you to understand as one serving at His altar that you are to put a difference between what is general and what is sacred. Don’t get familiar with the holy things of God. God puts a distinction on what is His as is seen in how He differentiated between the Egyptians and the Israelites living in Goshen in the book of Exodus. He is the God that puts a difference between His own and those that are not His own.
The plague happened in Egypt but it did not get to Goshen where His own people were, yet Goshen was located in Egypt. That is why God can say, touch not my anointed and do my prophet no harm.

As His servant and His child, you don’t do the things of God anyhow. Always put that difference between what is holy and what is not. Don’t be like Korah, Dathan, and Abiram who thought they were the same as Moses, the servant of God (Numbers 16). At another time there was grumbling against Aaron, the high priest. Moses told the grumblers and Aaron to submit their staff and by the following day, the staff of Aaron, the chosen of the Lord had budded and brought forth fresh almond fruit. Beloved, don’t let God use you to show the world that His chosen servant is different from you. Don’t take a posture that will make God Himself put you in your place by proving to you that He called your pastor and not you. You don’t need that discipline from the Lord.