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THE MYSTERY OF DIVINE INTERVENTION-Conversation V: God Is Carrying You Somewhere · PAMOJA PODCAST | PAMOJA MINISTRY, A LIFE OF CHRIST INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES

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Welcome to Pomoja Ministry. There is a question
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we left hanging at the end of our last conversation.
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If God is carrying you, where is He carrying
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you? Because when you begin looking carefully
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at Scripture, you discover that God rarely carries
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His people merely so that they can remain where
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He found them. He carries them through something
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because there is often something on the other
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side. Israel was carried through the wilderness,
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but the wilderness was not the destination. Joseph
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was preserved through the pit, slavery, false
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accusation, and prison, but the prison was not
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the destination. Elijah was sustained underneath
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the broom tree, but the broom tree was not the
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destination. Peter was preserved through failure,
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but failure was not his destination. And when
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Jesus described the shepherd finding the lost
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sheep, the shepherd did not find the sheep merely
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to sit beside it in the wilderness. He placed
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it upon his shoulders and carried it home. There
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is movement in the carrying. There is direction
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in the carrying. There is purpose in the carrying.
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And perhaps this is another mystery of divine
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intervention. God is not only concerned about
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what he is bringing you out of. He knows what
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he is bringing you toward. Sometimes we become
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so consumed with surviving the present season
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that we forget there may still be something beyond
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it. When you are in the fire, you are thinking
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about the fire. When you are in the water, you
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are thinking about breathing. When you are in
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the wilderness, you are thinking about survival.
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When you are in the prison, you are thinking
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about freedom. When you are exhausted beneath
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the broom tree, you are thinking about rest,
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and understandably so. Pain has a way of narrowing
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our vision. When something hurts badly enough,
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tomorrow becomes difficult to imagine because
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today demands all of our attention. But God does
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not lose sight of tomorrow simply because we
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cannot see it. He can be working with a destination
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in mind. while we are still trying to understand
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the road, and that changes the question. Maybe
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the question is not only, God, why am I going
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through this? Maybe another question is, God,
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what are you preserving me for? Because sometimes
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the fact that God continues sustaining you is
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itself evidence that your story is not finished.
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Let's talk about Moses in this part one, the
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wilderness. was never the destination. Moses
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gives us one of the clearest pictures of this.
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When he looked backward at Israel's journey,
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he said, the Lord your God carried you as a father
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carries his son all the way you went until you
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reach this place. I love those final words. Until
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you reach this place, God's carrying had direction.
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Egypt was behind them. The wilderness was around
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them. But promise was ahead of them. And this
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is important because Israel could easily have
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mistaken the wilderness for their new reality.
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Imagine living there year after year. Sand. Heat.
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Uncertainty. Mana again. Cloud by day. Fire by
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night. Moving. Stopping. Moving again. At some
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point, a temporary environment can begin to feel
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permanent. And maybe somebody listening understands
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that. You have been somewhere emotionally, spiritually,
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relationally, financially, professionally, or
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personally for so long that you have quietly
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begun assuming, this must be my life now. But
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length does not necessarily determine destination.
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Israel spent years in the wilderness. It was
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still not Canaan. Joseph spent years away from
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the fulfillment of his dream. The delay did not
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cancel the dream. David spent years running from
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Saul. The cave did not become his throne. There
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are places God may sustain you in that he never
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intended you to settle for. And this is where
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we need wisdom. Because sometimes survival can
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become comfortable. We learn how to live in the
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wilderness. We learn where the manna falls. We
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learn where the water comes from. We learn how
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to arrange our tents, we become familiar with
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uncertainty, and eventually the place we once
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prayed to escape can become the place we are
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afraid to leave. But divine intervention sometimes
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comes not merely to comfort you in the wilderness.
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Sometimes God says, get up, it is time to move.
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Because what sustained you in one season may
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not be what God intends for the next. Israel
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could not build its future around manna forever.
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Manna was miraculous, but manna was wilderness
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provision. And when Israel entered the land,
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the manna stopped. Think about that. Something
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supernatural stopped, not because God had abandoned
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them, but because they had arrived somewhere
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new. Sometimes we interpret the ending of one
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form of provision as the disappearance of God
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when actually it may be evidence that the season
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has changed. Yesterday God carried you one way.
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Tomorrow He may carry you another way. The method
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can change without the carrier changing. And
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that is why faith cannot become attached merely
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to methods. Faith must remain attached to God.
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Let's discuss about Joseph. preserved for something
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he could not yet see. Now think about Joseph.
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Joseph receives a dream, and almost immediately
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afterward, his life seems to move in the opposite
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direction. He dreams of elevation, then goes
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down into a pit. He dreams of significance, then
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becomes a slave. He remains faithful, then is
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falsely accused. He serves well. then is imprisoned.
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If Joseph judged God's purpose only by his present
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environment, almost every chapter would appear
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to contradict the promise. And yet there is a
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phrase that keeps appearing in Joseph's story.
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The Lord was with Joseph. That phrase matters
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because God being with Joseph did not always
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mean Joseph's circumstances immediately improved.
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God was with Joseph in Potiphar's house. God
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was with Joseph in prison. God was with Joseph
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before Pharaoh ever knew his name. Which means
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divine presence was operating long before public
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elevation appeared. And then suddenly the chapter
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changes. Pharaoh dreams. Nobody can interpret
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it. The cup bearer remembers Joseph. Joseph is
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summoned. And in what seems like a single day,
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the prisoner becomes the governor. But Joseph's
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story is bigger than personal promotion. God
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was not merely carrying Joseph toward a better
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position. There was famine coming. There were
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lives that would need preservation. There was
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a family through whom God's covenant purposes
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would continue. And years later, when Joseph
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finally sees his brothers again, he can interpret
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his story differently. You intended to harm me.
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But God intended it for good, to accomplish what
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is now being done, the saving of many lives.
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Joseph can finally see destination. The pit did
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not explain itself. The prison did not explain
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itself. But eventually, purpose illuminated the
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road behind him. And I want to be careful here.
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Not every painful thing that happens to us should
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be casually labeled as something God caused.
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Joseph himself acknowledges human evil. You intended
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to harm me. Scripture does not pretend the brothers'
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actions were good. They were not. But the mystery
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of providence is that human evil did not have
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the authority to write the final chapter. You
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intended harm, but God. Those may be two of the
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most powerful words in Scripture. Human intention
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existed, but God. Betrayal existed, but God.
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The pit existed, but God. False accusation existed,
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but God. Prison existed, but God. The enemy may
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influence a chapter. He does not own the author.
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And perhaps divine intervention sometimes means
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God takes something he did not approve, something
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he did not call good, something that genuinely
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wounded you, and refuses to allow it to become
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meaningless. He redeems. He redirects. He restores.
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He preserves. And somehow what was designed to
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end you becomes part of a testimony that serves
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someone else. Joseph thought he needed deliverance
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from prison. God knew nations would need Joseph
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outside the prison. There was a destination bigger
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than Joseph's comfort. There was assignment.
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Let's talk about Elijah. God fed him because
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there was still more. Then there is Elijah, one
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of the most dramatic prophets in scripture. He
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confronts Ahab. He stands on Mount Carmel. He
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calls Israel back to God. Fire falls from heaven.
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The prophets of Baal are defeated. It is one
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of those moments where Elijah appears almost
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invincible and then Jezebel sends one message.
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Elijah runs. He enters the wilderness. He sits
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beneath a broom tree, and he has had enough.
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This powerful prophet reaches the end of himself.
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And what does God do? God does not begin with
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a sermon. God does not shame Elijah for being
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exhausted. An angel touches him and says, Get
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up and eat. Elijah eats. He rests. The angel
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returns and says again, Get up and eat, for the
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journey is too much for you. Listen to that language.
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The journey is too much for you. That sounds
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like carrying. God acknowledges the limitation
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of Elijah's strength, but God also knows something
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Elijah cannot see in that moment. There is still
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journey ahead. There is still instruction ahead.
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There are still kings to anoint. There is still
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Elisha to call. There is still succession to
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establish. There is still assignment. Elijah
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thought he had reached the end. God gave him
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strength for what came next, and perhaps this
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is one of the ways God carries us. Sometimes
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he carries us by giving us enough strength for
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the next step, not enough information for the
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next 10 years, not enough explanation to understand
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everything, just enough grace for today, enough
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bread, enough water, enough rest, enough strength
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to stand again. And then he says, get up. because
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there is still somewhere to go. Maybe you are
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asking God for the entire map, and God is giving
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you bread for the next step. Maybe you are asking
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Him to explain your future, and God is saying,
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eat, rest, recover, I am not finished with you.
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There are seasons when divine intervention looks
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dramatic. Fire from heaven, seas opening, prison
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doors shaking, angels appearing. But sometimes
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divine intervention looks like bread beside an
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exhausted man. Sometimes the miracle is sleep.
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Sometimes the miracle is strength returning.
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Sometimes the miracle is discovering that after
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you thought everything was over, God still has
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somewhere for you to go. Let's talk about the
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master himself, Jesus Christ. The shepherd carries
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the sheep home. And then Jesus gives us perhaps
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the most intimate picture. A shepherd has one
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hundred sheep, one becomes lost. The shepherd
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leaves the ninety -nine and goes after the one.
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And Jesus says he searches until he finds it,
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not until he becomes tired, not until the terrain
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becomes difficult, not until darkness falls,
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until he finds it. And when he finds the sheep,
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he places it upon his shoulders, rejoicing. There
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is something beautiful about that picture. The
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sheep is no longer navigating. The sheep is no
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longer finding its own road. The sheep is no
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longer trying to remember where it made the wrong
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turn. It is being carried by someone who knows
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the way home. And maybe that is what somebody
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needs to hear. You do not always need to know
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the road when you know the shepherd. There are
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seasons where God may not explain every turn,
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but He knows where He is taking you. The sheep's
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responsibility in that moment is not navigation.
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It is surrender. And surrender is difficult because
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we like control. We want maps, timelines, dates,
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explanations. We want to know when. We want to
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know how. We want to know who. We want to know
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what happens next. And sometimes God gives answers,
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but sometimes He gives something else, His shoulders.
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And perhaps faith at its deepest level is saying,
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I do not know where this road turns next, but
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I know who is carrying me. Because the shepherd
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does not carry the sheep deeper into lostness,
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he carries it home. Let's bring all these truths
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and stories together under this statement. If
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God is sustaining you, there may still be an
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assignment ahead. Israel. Joseph. Elijah. The
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lost sheep. Different circumstances. Different
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struggles. Different journeys. But there is a
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pattern. God's sustaining presence is moving
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somewhere. Israel toward promise. Joseph toward
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preservation. Elijah back toward assignment,
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the sheep toward home. And perhaps this is the
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prophetic word hidden inside this conversation.
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Do not build your identity around the place where
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God found you. You may be in a wilderness, but
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you are not the wilderness. You may have been
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betrayed, but betrayal is not your name. You
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may have failed. Failure is not your identity.
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You may be exhausted. Exhaustion is not your
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destiny. You may be waiting. Waiting is not necessarily
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your final address. You may be recovering. Recovery
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is a season, not necessarily the conclusion.
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And perhaps one of the enemy's strategies is
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to convince you to build a permanent identity
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around a temporary chapter. Joseph could have
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become the prisoner. David could have become
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the fugitive. Moses could have become the shepherd
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in Midian. Peter could have become the disciple
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who denied Jesus. Elijah could have become the
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prophet under the broom tree. But God continued
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writing. And if God is still writing, do not
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put a period where God has placed a comma. Maybe
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this is why you survived. Not simply so you could
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say, I survived. Maybe there is somebody you
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will strengthen because you survived. Maybe there
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is somebody you will encourage because you understand
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the valley. Maybe there is someone whose prison
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you will recognize because you remember your
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own. Maybe there is someone who will hear your
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testimony and discover that their wilderness
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does not have to become their grave. We often
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ask God, Why did you allow me to survive this?
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And sometimes the answer does not become clear
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until another person needs what God taught you
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there. Jesus said to Peter, Simon, Simon, Satan
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has asked to sift all of you as wheat. But I
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have prayed for you, Simon, that your faith may
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not fail. And then Jesus says, when you have
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turned back, strengthen your brothers. There
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it is again. Preservation followed by assignment.
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Jesus did not merely pray for Peter so Peter
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could survive Peter's worst night. There were
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people Peter would strengthen afterward. There
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was preaching ahead. There was Pentecost ahead.
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There was leadership ahead. There was ministry
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ahead. There were people who would encounter
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Christ through the testimony of a man who once
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denied knowing him. Peter's failure was real.
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But it was not final and maybe yours isn't either
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Maybe the fact that God kept you is connected
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to something you have not seen yet Maybe the
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reason the fire did not consume you is because
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there is still something your life must carry
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Maybe the reason the waters did not sweep you
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away is because there is still somewhere your
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feet must go Maybe the reason God sustained you
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in the wilderness is because the wilderness is
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not where your story ends And there is something
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else I want you to see. Sometimes the fact that
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something survived is itself a prophecy that
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God still intends to use it. Look at Moses. Pharaoh
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had ordered Hebrew baby boys to die, yet Moses
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survived. At the time, nobody looking at that
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baby floating in a basket along the Nile could
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have understood everything attached to his survival.
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There was a burning bush ahead. There was Pharaoh
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ahead. There was Passover ahead. There was a
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Red Sea ahead. There was a nation waiting to
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be delivered. The baby survived, because there
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was still an assignment attached to the man he
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would become. Look at David. Saul hunted him.
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He lived in caves. He moved from place to place.
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There were moments when David himself said that
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there was only a step between him and death.
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Yet David remained. Why? There was still a throne
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ahead. There were still Psalms ahead. There was
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still Covenant ahead. There was still something
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God intended to accomplish through his life.
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Look at Paul, beaten, imprisoned, shipwrecked,
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stoned and left for dead, threatened, rejected,
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yet preserved again and again. And from some
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of the very places that appeared to restrict
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him, came words that would eventually travel
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farther than Paul himself ever could. The prison
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restricted the apostle. It did not restrict the
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gospel. And this is where preservation begins
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to speak. Sometimes surviving yesterday is evidence
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that God still has something connected to your
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tomorrow. Not because every person will stand
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before kings. Not because everyone will receive
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a public platform. not because every story ends
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in earthly prominence. Purpose is much bigger
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than visibility. Sometimes the assignment is
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a family. Sometimes the assignment is one child.
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Sometimes it is a person God places in your path.
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Sometimes it is a testimony. Sometimes it is
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faithfulness nobody applauds. Sometimes it is
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a seed you plant that another generation will
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harvest. But if God has preserved you, do not
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assume preservation is meaningless. Ask him,
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Lord, what have you kept me for? Not with pressure,
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not with anxiety, not because you must manufacture
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some enormous destiny, but with surrender. Lord,
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whatever remains for me to do, let my life belong
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to you. Because maybe preservation itself is
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whispering, there is still more. And there is
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another deception that happens in difficult seasons.
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When the journey becomes long, we assume the
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destination must still be far away. But scripture
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does not always work that way. Joseph went to
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sleep one night as a prisoner. By the end of
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the next chapter, he was standing before Pharaoh.
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Israel wandered for years, but eventually there
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came a day when God said, You have stayed long
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enough at this mountain. There are seasons of
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preparation that feel endless until suddenly
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they are over. There are doors that remain closed
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for years and then open in a moment. There are
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prayers that appear to be unanswered until the
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answer arrives and changes everything. And this
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does not mean we should manufacture expectations
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or assign dates God has not given us. Faith is
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not predicting what God has not promised. Faith
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is trusting the God who already sees what we
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cannot. But it does mean we should be careful
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about assuming that because nothing appears to
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be changing, nothing is changing. Roots grow
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underground before fruit appears above ground.
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Pregnancy develops invisibly before birth becomes
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visible. Joseph's prison looked unchanged. the
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night before Pharaoh dreamed. Israel's captivity
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looked permanent before Moses returned to Egypt.
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The stone remained in front of Lazarus's tomb
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until Jesus said, take away the stone. There
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are moments when years of waiting collide with
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one moment of divine intervention. And suddenly
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what looked permanent becomes history. So do
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not measure God's movement only by visible movement.
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You may be closer to something than your circumstances
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are able to tell you. And even if the destination
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is still far away, the distance does not change
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the faithfulness of the one carrying you. But
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perhaps this is the most important part of this
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conversation. Because if we are not careful,
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even a message about destination can cause us
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to become obsessed with destination. We begin
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asking, Where am I going? When will I arrive?
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What is my assignment? What is the promise? What
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will God give me? What will the next season look
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like? And suddenly our eyes move from the carrier
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to the destination. But the deepest gift of divine
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intervention is not Canaan. It is not the palace.
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It is not the open door. It is not the promotion.
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It is not the restoration. It is not even the
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answer. It is God Himself. Because you can reach
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a destination and still be empty if you arrive
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without Him. Moses understood this. When God
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spoke about sending Israel forward, Moses essentially
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said, If your presence does not go with us, do
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not send us up from here. Think about that. Moses
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preferred wilderness with God, over promise without
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His presence. That is maturity. The goal is not
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merely to get somewhere. The goal is to remain
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with God wherever he takes you. So yes, believe
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there is more. Believe the wilderness is not
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necessarily the destination. Believe God can
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redeem the pit. Believe he can restore the exhausted.
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Believe he can carry the sheep home. Believe
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preservation may still have purpose attached
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to it. But above everything else, want Him. If
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He opens the door, walk with Him. If He closes
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the door, stay with Him. If He says move, move
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with Him. If He says wait, wait with Him. If
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He gives you Canaan, worship Him there. If He
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gives you manna in the wilderness, worship Him
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there. because the destination is never more
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valuable than the presence that carried you to
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it. And perhaps that is the safest prayer we
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can pray. Lord, I trust where you are taking
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me, but more than where you are taking me, I
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want you. So maybe today you do not need to understand
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the entire destination. Maybe you simply need
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enough faith to say, Father, if you are carrying
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me, I trust where you are taking me. I trust
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you when I understand. I trust you when I do
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not. I trust you when the road is visible. I
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trust you when the next turn disappears into
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darkness. I trust you when you open the door
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and I trust you when you close one. I trust you
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when you tell me why and I trust you when all
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you give me is enough grace for another day.
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Because if your arms have carried me this far,
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I can trust your heart with where you are taking
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me. And perhaps one day, you will arrive somewhere
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you could not have imagined while you were crying
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in the wilderness. You will look backward. You
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will see the pit. You will see the prison. You
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will see the broom tree. You will see the waters.
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You will see the fire. You will remember the
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nights. You will remember the waiting. You will
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remember the unanswered questions. And perhaps
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things that made no sense while you were living
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them will look different from the other side.
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You will realize God was not carrying me aimlessly.
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There was purpose in the preservation. There
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was destination in the sustaining. There was
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tomorrow hidden inside the grace that kept me
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alive today. And maybe you will finally understand
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why God kept whispering through every chapter.
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Keep going. Keep believing. Keep trusting. Keep
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walking. And when you cannot walk, let me carry
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you. Not because the road is easy. Not because
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everything that happened was good. Not because
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every painful chapter came directly from my hand.
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But because none of those chapters possesses
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enough authority to cancel what I have purposed.
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The pit does not get the final word. The prison
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does not get the final word. The wilderness does
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not get the final word. Failure does not get
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the final word. Exhaustion does not get the final
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word. And the enemy does not get the final word.
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God does. And if God is still writing, do not
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put a period where God has placed a comma. Because
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God is not finished. But before we close, there
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is another mystery beginning to emerge. Everything
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we have explored today involves things we can
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recognize when we look backward. Israel could
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remember the wilderness. Joseph could remember
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the prison. Elijah could remember the broom tree.
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Peter could remember his failure. We can look
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backward. and identify moments when God sustained
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us. But what about the moments we cannot remember?
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Because we never knew they happened. What about
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the danger you never saw? What about the conversation
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happening somewhere else while God was already
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defending you? What about the door God refused
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to open because he knew what was behind it? What
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about the road you wanted to travel but something
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delayed you? What about the plan formed against
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you that collapsed before it ever reached you?
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What about the battle heaven fought on your behalf
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that you never knew existed? Because scripture
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reveals something extraordinary. There were moments
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when God's people were living their lives on
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one side of the story. While something concerning
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them was happening somewhere they could not see
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Israel was below a mountain while Balaam was
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above it attempting to pronounce a curse over
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them They apparently knew nothing about it, but
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God knew Elisha's servant looked around and saw
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an enemy army. He thought they were surrounded
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then God opened his eyes and he discovered that
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an army of heaven had already been there. Peter
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was walking toward the most difficult night of
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his discipleship, without understanding everything
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happening in the spiritual battle surrounding
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him. And Jesus told him, Simon, Simon, Satan
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has asked to sift all of you as wheat. But then
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came the intervention, but I have prayed for
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you. Before Peter understood the battle, Jesus
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had already prayed. Before Israel knew somebody
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wanted to curse them, God had already entered
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the situation. Before Elisha's servant could
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see the heavenly army, the army was already there.
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And that raises one of the most mysterious questions
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of this entire season. How many times has God
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intervened in your life without you ever knowing
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you needed intervention? Maybe some of the greatest
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miracles of your life are miracles you will never
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be able to testify about because you never knew
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they happened. And that is exactly where we will
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continue. In conversation six of the mystery
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of divine intervention, the interventions you
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never saw when God fights battles you didn't
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know existed. So until next time, stay encouraged,
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stay in faith. Keep walking when God gives you
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strength to walk, and when you no longer have
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the strength, let Him carry you. You may not
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know where He is taking you. You may not understand
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why He chose this road. You may not see everything
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happening around you, but you know the One carrying
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you. And sometimes, that is enough. Stay tuned
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as we continue our conversation in the mystery
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of divine intervention. This is Pomoja Ministry.
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One conversation, one story, one revelation at
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a time. Until next time, God bless you.