For Such a Time as This: When Calling Requires Courage

“For such a time as this” is a verse many of us love—but what does it actually look like to live it out? In this episode, we walk through Esther 4 and explore what it means to be called by God, to move beyond comfort, and to respond in obedience even when it feels costly. Through Esther’s story, we’re reminded that our lives are not random—we have been positioned with purpose and invited to walk in faithful obedience right where God has placed us. Scripture Esther 4 Acts 17:26 Ephesians 2:10 Romans 8:28–29 James 2:17 Matthew 25:14–30 Luke 12:48 Romans 6:22 Philippians 2:5–7 Luke 9:23 John 15:5 Matthew 6:16 Key Takeaways You are not randomly placed—you are intentionally positioned by a sovereign God. Fear may be present, but obedience can still follow. A truth you believe—but do not act on—will eventually become a truth you grow comfortable ignoring. “For such a time as this” is often a moment of obedience, not a platform. Prayer and fasting prepare us to say yes to what God is asking. What God has entrusted to you is meant to be used—not set aside. Servanthood may feel uncomfortable, but it is the way Scripture calls us to live. God calls you into relationship—to walk with Him, listen to Him, and respond to Him. Reflection Take time this week to ask the Lord: Where have You called me that I may be overlooking? Where are You asking me to be courageous with what You’ve entrusted to me? Where are You calling me to walk in faithful obedience as Your servant? Keep Seeking — Take This Scripture Adventure Further If this episode encouraged you, take some intentional time with the Lord this week— quiet your heart, listen for His voice, and respond to what He is stirring in you. Connect https://www.stacytassinministries.org Conference Updates Stay tuned at the end of this episode for more information about the Shema Women’s Conference—I’d love for you to join us.