The Spiritual Ring on My Finger

I began to think about how God told Moses what his mission would be. However, Moses came up with excuses why he was not fit for his calling. It is something how you can doubt yourself because of internal or external imperfections, but what seems imperfect to us is perfect with God. When God tells you to do something, do not focus on what appears to be deficient in your life, because God knows your strength. Moses wanted his brother Aaron to speak for him; however, Moses stood before Pharaoh, despite his stuttering speech (Exodus 4:13, 6:30).
We are creations of God. He has called us with purpose, and he has established guidelines for us to walk in his path; however, sometimes life has a way of pulling us into disbelief and not trusting him. Therefore, The Spiritual Ring on My Finger will remind you of who you are and what you are capable of becoming, as long as you learn to let go and stop worrying. Stay reminded that your problems are not going to last forever; they are only equipping you for better situations. So as you embark on this journey, open your hearts to receive God’s words in order to receive your spiritual ring.

Introduction
In order to wear the spiritual ring of Christ, you must have a relationship with him. If you do not have a relationship with our Father in heaven, he wants you to establish one with him. He has his arms outstretched and asks, “Will you be married to me?” He will not force you to accept his proposal. However, if one never gives him an answer, there will be a time when one will be separate from him for forever. Proverbs 1:23-38 (NIV) says:
If you had responded to my rebuke, I would have poured out my heart to you and made my thoughts known to you. But since you rejected me when I called and no one gave heed when I stretched out my hand, since you ignored all my advice and would not accept my rebuke, I in turn will laugh at your disaster; I will mock when calamity overtakes you—when calamity overtakes you like a storm, when disaster sweeps over you like a whirlwind, when distress and trouble overwhelm you. Then they will call to me but I will not answer; they will look for me but will not find me.
What are you doing that keeps you from having a relationship with Christ? Our heavenly Father calls out and yearns for us to fully commit and be married to him and his kingdom, but it is our choice.
Life is a battle every day because of the struggles we face, yet our hardships make us stronger. Like many under pressure, we begin to feel compelled to take life challenges into our own hands. Instead of trusting God, we begin to rationalize why we need to solve the difficult matter. Yes, life throws curves where at times we may feel hurt, be lonely, or want to give up, but we must not lose hope.

Our Hardships Make Us Stronger
Sometimes, we go through hardships longer because we are not ready for what is to come next in our lives; we may need patience, or we may need to have more faith in Christ. At times, we may pray about a problem to God, yet our prayers can seem unheard; however, do not give up on God. You may feel as if you have been unheard for years, but still give your burdens to Christ because he loves you. Maybe he has told you numerous times to do something, but you do not. He only wants the best for you. It is time to learn patience, have faith, and fulfill the calling for your life.