On the mount of the transfiguration, Moses and Elijah appear. And what does Pedro say? Let's stay here. Because Moses and Elijah gave them a security; they represented the standards they knew, that on which they had based everything they had done. But the new thing that God has for you has to bring out Moses, Elijah. When God brings out Moses and Elijah, He has not brought out what He promised you. What He promised you will be fulfilled over who is or not next to you. God is not going to depend on who is going to shake hands today. God does not need anyone to give you what He told you He is going to give you.
Moses left, Elijah left, there are people who have left your life, but God's plans and purpose for your life have not stopped being. Get ready because there is something bigger, something new that comes for your life, and does not depend on the things that have disappeared. God is going to bring new people to your life, a new season is coming for you, all is not lost. The house, the family that God said I was going to give you, will give you whatever. Do not tie yourself to the people who leave, to the people that God brought out, to the things that went away. And, if you make plans today based on what you have new, you have to know that, in a while, it will not be. But you do not depend on any of those things, you depend on the God that you serve him. Get up and believe God because, despite who he left, what He promised you is going to be done anyway.
For a life that is not easily moved, that does not shudder, when someone leaves, cries, and wipes away tears and continues forward.
"35 And never after saw Samuel to Saul in all his life; and Samuel cried to Saul; and the Lord repented that he had made Saul king over Israel. "1 Samuel 15:35
Saul is anointed by Samuel to be king of Israel, not because he was the king that God wanted, but because the people wanted him. And God gives Samuel permission to anoint him. But one day, from one moment to another, God rejects Saul. And now Samuel starts crying. God took him out of his life, never saw him again. Why was Samuel crying? For the loss of Saul? No. When God tells him that he was going to anoint the next king of Israel, Samuel had made some expectations based on who Saul was, who was the tallest in the city. So Samuel thought that this would be the man who would lead that kingdom to God, formed in his mind expectations of the kingdom that they would have. When Saul is gone, in Samuel's mind the kingdom he had created in his mind for the king he had anointed vanishes. That's why he cries. And maybe you, today, are crying, lamenting for the one who left. But be prepared for the new people that God is going to bring into your life. Stop looking at the past, yesterday. What God promised you goes over who stays and who leaves; above what was left and what remains.
The biggest problem of the people of Israel at that time was not that Saul had been rejected by God, but that the prophet was crying. In the same way, the biggest problem you have is not the house that was lost, but you keep crying that you lost it. The biggest problem is not that someone left your life, but that you keep crying to whoever left. The problem is with God because you are the one who should be establishing the vision of what He is going to do in your life, knowing that your life does not depend on anything else.
The problem of the people of Israel is not that Saul was no longer king, but that the man God could count on to bring the new was crying.
"The LORD said to Samuel, How long will you mourn for Saul, when I have rejected him from reigning over Israel? Fill your horn with oil, and come, I will send you to Jesse of Bethlehem, because of his sons I have provided myself a king. "1 Samuel 16: 1
God says to you today: How long are you going to continue crying? How long are you going to mourn the house you lost? How long are you going to look at the photos from the past? Look at the plans for the new thing that God wants to do. Dry your tears and live the good times that God brings to your life.
The problem you have today is not the one that went away or the one that was lost. Your problem is that you keep crying for something that God says is no longer good. What He promised you does not depend on who was gone or what was lost, so get up and take your horn of oil because God is going to take you to anoint the new and permanent that He has for your life.
Stop crying How long will you cry? Until today. Who left, how long will you cry? Until today. The plans you had, how long are you going to cry? Until today. Because the promises of God remain the same, whoever is. Nobody but God is going to take the glory. You have believed God, and He is going to supply. Something better comes for your life.