Good morning, everyone. And welcome back to the messy masterpiece podcast, which had

in Tori. Happy St. Paddy's Day. This formally known as a St. Patrick's Day, March the 17th.

Just give you a little heads up. Tori's headphones are currently broken. And so we're

winging this podcast the very best that we can. I have my headphones on and she's going to be

screaming in the microphone. I can't hear anything. So let's jump in today's devotional. Yes, you

guys. Let's just jump on into it today. We are reading out of numbers 1330. The devotional is

titled divine intervention. And it says Caleb tried to quiet the people as they stood before Moses.

Let's go at once to take the land, he said. We can certainly conquer it. The love letter from God

says, beloved child, I am the God who paves your way. You can accomplish great things for my glory.

Don't allow anyone to deter you from all that I have called you to do. Repeat my words of life.

Let the power of my promises help you persevere. If you believe that I am who I say I am and that I

can do what I say I can in and through you, then nothing can stop you. Purpose yourself to keep

your eyes on me alone. Remember that I go before you. Nothing can keep you from living a victorious

life. Love your Heavenly Father. The reflection says, we should do our best to inspire and motivate

others to follow God and accomplish great things. We shouldn't allow their doubts to discourage us

from believing in the divine intervention of a loving God. Be like Caleb and speak truth when

others doubt so that you can do great things in God's strength. The treasure of truth says,

the doubts of others can't hinder God. That's so true. It happens all the time and I know I've

even put my doubts in other people. I hate that I've done that but I also am now aware of it

and it makes me more in tune to make sure I don't do that to other people but it also keeps me aware

of when people do that to me. I remember whenever I was a child and there was a family member who

asked me like a more distant family member. They asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up and

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