Think PRINT 5,25x8. FINAL 2

Think Like Deborah
generation, we are of her same lineage, and
by faith, this promise still belongs to us.
It’s a promise in its original full force and
effect. We can put our trust in it in any hard
place we find ourselves. “When thou are in
tribulation, and all these things are come
upon thee… if thou turn to the Lord thy God
and shall be obedient to His voice, He will
not forsake thee nor forget the covenant
of thy fathers which He swore unto them”
(Deuteronomy 4:30). This to me is a clear
invitation to claim what’s been promised to
us, by being obedient to His voice, whether
in a whisper or in a jolt of revelation, as was
the case with Deborah.
The key to Deborah’s thought process is
that she followed through on what she heard
in her spirit, then lined it up with what she
knew was a covenant promise. How often
have we heard that voice calling us higher
and have dismissed it for one reason or the
other?
Throughout our lives, we often find
ourselves in many different places of “comfort”
(which are actually places of discomfort) when
we receive the call to action. A marriage
goes bad. A job becomes unbearable. The
place we’ve called home for years, possibly
all our lives, suffocates us. The religion we
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