Goshen started out as a blessing, but it wasn’t meant to be a final home. In this message, we look at how God uses provision, pressure, protection, and promise to pull His people out of comfortable compromise and into their calling. Goshen shows us how easy it is to settle for “good enough” while God is calling us into a life that’s surrendered, Spirit-led, and full of His purpose.
Just like Israel, we’re in the world but not of the world. God separates, protects, and calls His people forward. This message invites us to leave behind the places we’ve settled and step into the obedience that leads to deliverance.
Main Points:
1. The Provision of Goshen: A Place of Comfortable Compromise
Goshen was a gift in a famine, but it was still Egypt. What starts as God’s mercy can become a place we settle when He’s calling us deeper.
2. The Pain in Goshen: The Motivation to Move
God allowed discomfort to grow in Goshen to wake His people up. Sometimes He lets “good enough” fall apart so we finally reach for His promise.
3. The Protection in Goshen: God’s Faithfulness in the Crisis
Even in the shaking, God drew a line around His people. He protected them, not so they’d stay, but so they’d trust Him enough to leave.
4. The Promise Beyond Goshen: It’s Time to Leave
Goshen wasn’t the destination. It was preparation. When God calls us out, He always leads us toward something better than what we’re leaving behind.
If this message encourages you, share it with someone who needs a reminder that God hasn’t called us to settle. He’s calling us out, calling us up, and calling us forward.
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