It is so important that after every triumph, after every moment of revelation, after every breakthrough, you leave something to remind you of what you experienced and learned. After the Israelites passed through the parted waters of the Jordan they were instructed to set up stones to be reminders of this great event. This experience was an important step in their journey. There was a key lesson in this, and it was important that they have constant recourse to this lesson. I would encourage you likewise to keep a journal-record of the key moments when God does things in your life. Write them down so that you can revisit those moments and relive those moments of revelation. I believe it is also important to go back to the records of great things that God has done in the past, beyond our own life, both those recorded in the Bible and those throughout church history. In Thrive we are focused on reading through the Bible, which is of primary importance, but I would encourage you also to read about the great Christian men and women of the past, the great revivals and movements. Find in all these events precedents which can fuel your passion for God and his purpose.
Think about the last significant thing that God did in your life. How have you responded to that?
Read Joshua 4
