Whose faith is it anyway?A quick reminder of our definition of faith:Faith is putting your undivided confidence in God, and then resting in Him.One of the most important things to remember is that our faith comes from GOD, NOT from us. No, this is not a repeat from last time, but the same beginning to refresh and set the stage for today’s verses. Each of the people we see in these verses, Moses’ parents, Moses, the people of seeing the walls of fall, all experienced things that ONLY God could provide. NONE of them were things that any one of them could have done through their own will and volition. This can be difficult for us to understand given the influence of today’s action films where one man (or woman) can overcome any and everything to make the world a safe, comfortable and perfect place again. In God’s world each of these men and women in the verses below had to empty themselves of self and self-will and allow God and God alone to perform the necessary task. Could a mother really give up her newborn and place him in a river and just “hope for the best”? Could an entire nation listen to Joshua and then march around a city and blow trumpets and expect to win a war against an enemy who was far stronger and superior to them? None of this could happen by the power of men. Faith is allowing ourselves to be the vessel of God’s power and will. We need to remind ourselves that God alone is the power to overcome our burdens; we are the vessel of HIS choosing. We are His vessel for both the BIG and SMALL things. This week rest in the comfort that He has chosen you to be HIS vessel.