"Availability is what matters to God, not ability."

Most of us want to live faith-driven, obedient lives--yet something holds us back. Fear. Insecurity. Busyness. If success depended on us and our own abilities, we'd be doomed to failure. We're not smart enough, big enough, trained enough, capable enough--and the list goes on and on. Thankfully, God sees us through the filter of grace and calls us "enough" in Christ.

We're not that different from people in the Bible. Abraham. Moses. Esther. We look at these biblical heroes and think, "I could never do that!" But without God's leading and power, they couldn't have either. They were just regular men and women living out their faith. Their availability and utter dependence on God changed everything.

Build the kind of relationship with God that lets you say, "Yes, Lord, I will!" even while your knees are knocking. It's about being honest with God regarding our fears and excuses. It's about dialogue and relationship with Him. It's about how we answer Him when He simply asks us to trust.

"Availability is what matters to God, not ability."

Most of us want to live faith-driven, obedient lives--yet something holds us back. Fear. Insecurity. Busyness. If success depended on us and our own abilities, we'd be doomed to failure. We're not smart enough, big enough, trained enough, capable enough--and the list goes on and on. Thankfully, God sees us through the filter of grace and calls us "enough" in Christ.

We're not that different from people in the Bible. Abraham. Moses. Esther. We look at these biblical heroes and think, "I could never do that!" But without God's leading and power, they couldn't have either. They were just regular men and women living out their faith. Their availability and utter dependence on God changed everything.

Build the kind of relationship with God that lets you say, "Yes, Lord, I will!" even while your knees are knocking. It's about being honest with God regarding our fears and excuses. It's about dialogue and relationship with Him. It's about how we answer Him when He simply asks us to trust.

God says, "Follow me." But we can think of a million excuses. We're not smart enough, big enough, trained enough, capable enough--the list goes on and on. But God sees us through the filter of grace and calls us "enough" in Christ. The God of the Bible--who empowered Abraham, Moses, Esther, and others--is still calling and equipping us today. Walk with Heather C. King as she relates humorous and practical stories from the lives of Bible heroes, as well as her own life, to see that following is about obedience, relationship, and just saying "Yes " to God.