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**Luke 7:27** — *"Behold, I will send My messenger ahead of You, who will prepare Your way before You."*
John the Baptist never preached about himself. He wore rough clothing, ate locusts and wild honey, and pointed — always pointed — away from his own face toward the One coming after him. That is the shape of faithful preparation: clearing the road, not standing on it.
Scripture reminds us that God often sends a forerunner — a word, a person, a season of quiet — before He moves in power. The messenger's work is not glamorous. It is gravel and grade, leveling what is proud, lifting what has fallen low.
Consider the preparation God may be doing in your life right now — not as delay, but as mercy. The road being cleared is not empty. It is being made ready.
Walk with that thought today, beloved. The One following the messenger is worth every stone moved aside.
John the Baptist never preached about himself. He wore rough clothing, ate locusts and wild honey, and pointed — always pointed — away from his own face toward the One coming after him. That is the shape of faithful preparation: clearing the road, not standing on it.
Scripture reminds us that God often sends a forerunner — a word, a person, a season of quiet — before He moves in power. The messenger's work is not glamorous. It is gravel and grade, leveling what is proud, lifting what has fallen low.
Consider the preparation God may be doing in your life right now — not as delay, but as mercy. The road being cleared is not empty. It is being made ready.
Walk with that thought today, beloved. The One following the messenger is worth every stone moved aside.