GET HIGH!!! BUT GET HIGH BY GOING LOW (PART TWO)

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Listen to this: Every mountain top vision must include the valley of service. I need to repeat that again: Every mountain top vision must include the valley of service. There are many other examples. One of them is Saul, the son of Kish who is of the tribe of Benjamin. The journey that brought Saul the son of Kish to his anointing as the first King of Israel was not a search for greatness. It was not a search for greatness. It was not even a search for kingship or dominion. He did not go in search of prophet Samuel to seek special prayers to made a king. It was in search of his father's lost donkeys. That right there is service. He moved from one dry land to another, with no money in his jar and probably no water in his jar just in search of the lost donkeys. That is service. Finally, another example is David. David was not seeking greatness when he went into battle with Goliath. He actually went into the battle arena to seek the welfare of his brothers and deliver some food items to his brothers. It was that journey that brought him into limelight. He fought Goliath, not because he was seeking greatness but because he was looking for ways to serve. To serve his brothers and to serve the people of Israel.
When prophet Isaiah was called, he was not seeking greatness, he was seeking service. In his words, he said "Here am I, send me." The same applies to you. It is through service that you will be led into the divine purpose that God has for you.

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