Day 72: 

Scripture: Come, I will send you to Pharaoh… (Exodus 3:10).

Reflection:
URGENT: your desert is not dead-end; it’s training ground.

Moses murdered a man, fled Egypt, and spent 40 YEARS herding sheep in nowhere Midian (Exodus 2–3). A prince turned fugitive turned shepherd.

What looked like exile was divine demolition—God used the silence to crush pride, shatter self-reliance, and build humility. Then the bush burned, and the same runaway became the deliverer of a nation.

Your “wasted” season? God’s classroom. Every lonely day is curriculum for greatness.

Think about it. Name the silence. Embrace the lesson.

Obscurity forges authority—the throne needs a broken man.

Today’s Challenge:

  1. 15 minutes—open the Bible or drop to your knees. Prepare.
  2. Declare: “This desert is making me dangerous for God.”

Prayer: Lord, break me like Moses. I surrender the wilderness. I pursue You in preparation. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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