Hello, hello, hello ladies and gents, my name is Kirby Kelly, also known as at Kirby is

a boss on YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and welcome to this week's episode of the bot and

beloved podcast. I'm stoked for this week's episode. I'm really pumped to just encourage each

and every single one of you who's tuning in, who might be struggling today with the idea that

God can use you. There've definitely been points in time in my own life, you know, whether it was

early on in my faith or certain seasons where I felt insignificant, where I have felt unqualified

that I wrestled with the idea that God could ever use someone like me. And if that's you today,

I want to ignite the fire of hope and truth under your seat so you can get up and start walking

in confidence and purpose because God has hand selected each and every single one of us for such

a time as this to live confidently and to live boldly for him. I see such a lack of that nowadays

of confidence, of boldness for Christ. And I know that we all want to be there. We want to be living

boldly for him. We want to be living confidently for him. We want assurance of who we are, of who's

we are, what we're called to do, where we're called to go. And I get that because I've been there

many, many times. Even nowadays, sometimes I can be knocked down by insecurity, comparison with

other people's callings or how successful they've been in my field, you know, in significance,

straight up lies from the enemy as well. And it's easy to fall into this mindset of, oh my goodness,

how could God use me? Will God ever use me? Am I worthy of being used? Will I ever see God move or

call me to do something great? And the resounding answer, every single time to this question that I

will say to you is yes, he can. Can God use you? Yes, he can. Yes, he will. Because yes, he has,

we see time and time again, throughout looking at people in Scripture, hearing the testimony of

believers that God has a resounding yes to using his people, teaming up with his people, whom he

loves to bring about a greater glory and purpose, not only into our own life, but pointing it back

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