Motivation Morsel - September 27, 2026

Today’s blog is inspired by notes from the One Family Bible study led by Bishop Claiborne

Isaiah 14:²⁴ Adonai-Tzva’ot has sworn, “Just as I thought it, it will occur; just as I planned it, so it will be.

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Proverbs 19:²¹ One can devise many plans in one’s mind, but Adonai’s plan will prevail.

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Jeremiah 29:¹¹ For I know what plans I have in mind for you,’ says Adonai,‘plans for well-being, not for bad things; so that you can have hope and a future. ¹² When you call to me and pray to me, I will listen to you. ¹³ When you seek me, you will find me, provided you seek for me wholeheartedly; ^14a and I will let you find me,’ says Adonai.

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Points to ponder:

• The Most High has a plan for each of our lives unique to each individual person yet part of His collective plan.

• It is important to follow the plan of the Most High to finish our assignment on earth, so it is key to know if you are following His plan or your own my plan.

• Stay on the agenda of the Most High wholeheartedly.

• Because His plan is the only one that will prevail, shouldn’t we try to find out what He has planned for us.

• When we are working our own plan we are getting further and further from the Most High.

• When we follow our plan, we can negatively impact the lives of others.

• Always ask yourself, “Am I doing what He put me here to do?”

• Not believing in the Most High’s plan, we are often putting G-d in a box as if He cannot do what He said.

• Stop putting yourself in the box. The truth of that statement is that we are not putting G-d in a box but ourselves.

• The Most High sees beyond what you see in you. His plan is greater than what you see or think.

• He has a unique plan for each of us, and He has the power to bring it to pass.

• Our breakthrough is as close as our heart and mouth is to come to Him and follow His plan with our whole heart.

If you want to follow his case study, read Jonah and see each point as you read the verses. Jonah is usually studied on Yom Kippur, yet this is a timely word for the children of the Most High.

Happy Sunday, Family. We are celebrating Sukkot II today.

Shalom Aleikhem🔥