WEEK 2 — WHEN GOD GIVES YOU THE BLUEPRINT
Meditation Scripture
Exodus 25:9 NLT
“You must build this Tabernacle and its furnishings exactly according to the pattern I will show you.”
Devotional Reflection
God never calls His people to build blindly. When Moses was instructed to construct the Tabernacle, God did not leave the design to human creativity or preference. He gave a pattern. This reminds us that divine rebuilding requires divine direction. What God initiates, He also defines.
Too often, frustration enters our rebuilding efforts because we attempt to construct God-sized visions with human-sized plans. Moses teaches us that obedience to God’s blueprint matters more than speed or appearance. God’s pattern carries His presence.
In our personal lives, we often want God to bless what we design instead of asking Him to design what we build. This scripture challenges us to slow down and seek God’s instructions before we start making decisions, commitments, or changes.
As a church, rebuilding means aligning with God’s vision—not culture, trends, or convenience. When Resurrection Community Church builds according to God’s pattern, His glory fills the work, just as it filled the Tabernacle.
Rebuilding without God’s blueprint leads to burnout. Rebuilding with God’s blueprint leads to blessing.
Weekly Challenge
This week, ask God for clarity before action.
•Pray daily: “Lord, show me Your pattern.”
•Identify one decision you are facing and intentionally wait on God’s guidance before moving forward.
Meditation Scripture
Exodus 25:9 NLT
“You must build this Tabernacle and its furnishings exactly according to the pattern I will show you.”
Devotional Reflection
God never calls His people to build blindly. When Moses was instructed to construct the Tabernacle, God did not leave the design to human creativity or preference. He gave a pattern. This reminds us that divine rebuilding requires divine direction. What God initiates, He also defines.
Too often, frustration enters our rebuilding efforts because we attempt to construct God-sized visions with human-sized plans. Moses teaches us that obedience to God’s blueprint matters more than speed or appearance. God’s pattern carries His presence.
In our personal lives, we often want God to bless what we design instead of asking Him to design what we build. This scripture challenges us to slow down and seek God’s instructions before we start making decisions, commitments, or changes.
As a church, rebuilding means aligning with God’s vision—not culture, trends, or convenience. When Resurrection Community Church builds according to God’s pattern, His glory fills the work, just as it filled the Tabernacle.
Rebuilding without God’s blueprint leads to burnout. Rebuilding with God’s blueprint leads to blessing.
Weekly Challenge
This week, ask God for clarity before action.
•Pray daily: “Lord, show me Your pattern.”
•Identify one decision you are facing and intentionally wait on God’s guidance before moving forward.