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Breakthroughs often emerge from the barriers we encounter, allowing us to experience the power of God and witness His hand at work. These walls signify the adversity and challenges that must precede divine action. We can only achieve breakthroughs when we confront these obstacles.
In our lives, we face various walls: limitations that stem from a lack of belief in our potential, barriers constructed from past experiences that tell us we can only go so far, walls of bitterness from past hurts, doubts that convince us God can help others but not us, and walls of unforgiveness where we cling to past grievances.
Joshua and his army faced a wall, and interestingly, God often provides breakthroughs in unexpected ways. As stated in Isaiah, "My ways are not your ways, my thoughts are not your thoughts," reminding us that we cannot fully comprehend God's plans.
While we may strategize for success, we must trust that He will act in our lives. Consider Joshua: did he anticipate that his breakthrough would come from marching around Jericho? Imagine the frustration of circling those walls day after day without results, yet on the seventh day, the breakthrough came.
Your breakthrough will occur along the path of obedience, in the moments when you wait upon God. The Bible teaches us the importance of waiting; in Galatians, it says, "I will wait for the Lord; my soul waits, and in His word, I hope." The psalmists understood that waiting on the Lord, where His strength resides, brings blessings. Your walls will crumble when you patiently wait upon the Lord, and your breakthrough will manifest in His perfect timing.
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