梦游圣经66本书

📅 2026 年 3 月 18 日 | 周三

📖 今日经文

“摩西说：‘我要过去看这大异象，这荆棘为何没有烧坏呢？’”

—— 出埃及记 3:3

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✨ 灵修

在米甸的旷野，摩西已经度过了四十年寂寂无名的岁月。

日复一日的牧羊生活，

风沙、石地、荒野。

他或许以为，

自己的人生就会这样安静地结束在旷野。

直到那一天——

他看见一丛荆棘在燃烧。

火焰明亮，却没有把荆棘烧毁。

面对这奇妙的异象，摩西没有匆匆走过。

他停下来，说：

“我要过去看看。”

这一步，看似简单，却成为改变历史的一步。

很多时候，神的工作不是在轰动的场面里发生，

而是在平凡生活的缝隙中悄然显现。

神在等待——

等待一个愿意停下脚步、转过去看的人。

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荆棘是一种卑微的植物。

它带刺、粗糙、无人珍惜，

在旷野中随处可见。

但神没有选择高大的香柏树，

也没有选择宏伟的宫殿。

祂选择在荆棘中显现荣耀。

这向我们揭示一个深刻的真理：

神的火，不挑剔器皿的贵贱。

祂的呼召临到，并不是因为人完美无缺，

反而常常是在我们承认自己普通、软弱、甚至破碎的时候。

正如经上所说：

“神的能力，在人的软弱上显得完全。”

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更奇妙的是——

火在燃烧，

荆棘却没有被烧毁。

这象征神的同在：

不是毁灭，而是洁净；

不是吞灭，而是充满。

当神的火临到生命时，

祂不会摧毁我们，

反而炼净我们，使我们成为承载祂荣耀的器皿。

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当摩西愿意走近，

神的声音便从火焰中向他说话。

从那一刻起——

牧羊人的手杖

成为施行神迹的权杖；

旷野的逃亡者

成为拯救民族的领袖。

神的呼召，

就在摩西愿意靠近的那一步中开始。

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今天，

神也可能在你的生活中点燃“荆棘里的火”。

也许是一段触动你心的经文，

也许是祷告中越来越清晰的感动，

也许是神放在你心里的一个负担。

不要忽略这些神圣的瞬间。

愿我们像摩西一样，

勇敢地说：

“主啊，我要过去看看。”

因为很多时候，

神的呼召，就隐藏在你愿意靠近祂的那一步里。

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💡 今日践行

今天留意一个“不寻常”的瞬间：

也许是一句话、一次相遇、一个感动。

停下来祷告，问神：

“主，你要对我说什么？”

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🙏 祷告

亲爱的主，

感谢你在平凡的日子里，

仍然向我显现你的荣耀。

求你赐我敏锐的心，

让我在生活的旷野中，看见你工作的痕迹。

当你的火焰在我生命中点燃时，

帮助我不忽略、不退后、不逃避。

赐我勇气走近你，

聆听你温柔的声音。

愿你圣洁的火焚烧我的冷淡，

却不毁坏我的生命；

更新我、洁净我，

使用我这卑微的器皿。

奉主耶稣基督的名祷告，阿们。

🌿 The Fire in the Bush （When the Holy Meets the Ordinary）

📅 March 18, 2026 | Wednesday

📖 Today’s Scripture

“So Moses thought, ‘I will go over and see this strange sight—why the bush does not burn up.’”
— Exodus 3:3

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✨ Devotional

In the wilderness of Midian, Moses had spent forty quiet and obscure years.

Day after day he tended sheep—
wind, sand, and endless desert.

Perhaps he thought
his life would simply fade away in the wilderness.

Until that day—

He saw a bush on fire.
The flames were burning, yet the bush was not consumed.

When Moses saw this extraordinary sight, he did not walk past it.
He stopped and said:

“I will go over and see.”

That step seemed small, yet it became a step that changed history.

Often, God’s work does not begin in dramatic moments,
but in the quiet spaces of ordinary life.

God is waiting—
waiting for someone willing to stop and turn aside to see.

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A thornbush is a humble plant.

It is rough, thorny, and often ignored,
growing unnoticed in the wilderness.

Yet God did not choose a mighty cedar tree,
nor did He appear in a magnificent palace.

He chose to reveal His glory in a thornbush.

This reveals a profound truth:

God’s fire does not choose vessels based on their status.

His calling does not come because we are perfect.
Often it comes when we recognize our own weakness, ordinariness, and brokenness.

As Scripture reminds us:

“My power is made perfect in weakness.”

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Even more remarkable—

The fire burned,
yet the bush was not consumed.

This symbolizes the presence of God:

not to destroy, but to purify;
not to consume, but to fill.

When God’s fire touches a life,
He does not annihilate us.

Instead, He refines us and makes us vessels that carry His glory.

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When Moses drew closer,
God’s voice spoke from the fire.

From that moment—

The shepherd’s staff
became a rod of miracles.

The fugitive of the wilderness
became the deliverer of a nation.

God’s calling began
with Moses taking one step closer.

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Today,
God may also be lighting a “burning bush” in your life.

Perhaps it is a passage of Scripture that stirs your heart,
a growing burden in prayer,
or a moment when God gently calls your attention.

Do not ignore these sacred moments.

May we respond like Moses and say:

“Lord, I will go over and see.”

Because many times,
God’s calling is hidden in the step we take toward Him.

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💡 Practice for Today

Pay attention to one “unusual moment” today.

It could be a word, an encounter, or a stirring in your heart.

Pause and pray:

“Lord, what are You saying to me?”

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🙏 Prayer

Dear Lord,

Thank You for revealing Yourself even in the ordinary days of life.

Give me a sensitive heart
to recognize Your work in the wilderness of daily living.

When Your fire begins to burn in my life,
help me not to ignore it, retreat from it, or resist it.

Give me courage to draw near
and listen to Your gentle voice.

May Your holy fire burn away my coldness
without destroying my life.

Renew me, purify me,
and use this humble vessel for Your glory.

In the name of Jesus Christ, Amen.