Other posts in this series and the sermon itself<\/a> are also available here.<\/p>\nLooking for your moments<\/strong><\/p>\nSo far we have seen that we\u2019re firstly called to be humble and submissive at work<\/strong>. Secondly we are to be identified with the world but not the same as the world<\/strong>. And Jesus was the perfect example of this. He was the perfect example of a missionary. He infiltrated a hostile world. He laid down his powers and actually, like Esther He didn\u2019t reveal His true identity. And He told people not to tell when they found out. He laid aside heaven and became a man for us and He was always talking about this final point:<\/p>\nJesus was looking for His time to act<\/strong>, which really brings us to my final point this morning, and that\u2019s this \u2014 Act 4 of Esther and on point us to the dramatic way that God can use an ordinary person. Mordecai gets exalted, Esther plans a banquet, Haman plots to destroy Mordecai, Haman is forced to honour Mordecai, Haman gets hanged, Esther discloses her identity and exposes Haman, and the Jews as a result are saved. It\u2019s an interesting point and then the feast of Purim that the Jews still celebrate today gets established. And finally, the king decides that Mordecai would be a good prime minister.<\/p>\nAnd you and I need to understand that that there are sometimes \u2018moments\u2019 that God has for you. \u2018Such a time.\u2019 You know what Mordecai says to Esther? He says \u201cMaybe you became a queen for such a time as this<\/strong>.\u201d Divine appointments people sometimes call them. Every now and then a significant opportunity presents itself to an individual to make a big difference<\/strong>. And sometimes it\u2019s YOU! It\u2019s not \u2018the church should do something\u2019 it\u2019s \u2018I can do something!\u2019 It\u2019s not \u2018someone else should do something\u2019 it\u2019s \u2018I can do something\u2019. Often great things can happen in an instant, when the right person is in the right place, at the right time and does the right thing. <\/strong><\/p>\nBut here\u2019s the thing. Sometimes we don\u2019t even realise the impact that we are making at that moment. I had a great example of this, this week as I was preparing for this talk. I was so surprised \u2013 I suddenly got a Facebook message from a nurse I worked with around 8 years ago. And this nurse said \u2018Look, I don\u2019t know if you remember me\u2026\u2019 (I did, as it happened) \u2018..but I still remember what you wrote on a card, I think there had been a death and we wrote a card but I still remember what you wrote, and Adrian, I live in such and such a place now. I think I need to go on that Alpha course that you recommended me to go on.\u2019 Something like 8 or 9 years on. I don\u2019t remember writing that card. I don\u2019t even remember having a conversation with that person about Alpha. I wouldn\u2019t like you to think that I do that with everyone I work with. I don\u2019t. Sometimes the opportunities are not there. But you know, that little moment that probably only lasted a few seconds, several years ago, potentially still having an impact in that person\u2019s life. It\u2019s a wonderful thing to realise that whilst you don\u2019t have necessarily tell everyone that you\u2019re a Christian, or preach the gospel to everyone, there can be those moments when God takes you or uses you, either for the extension of the kingdom or sometimes for influence to change a whole nation like Esther did.<\/p>\n
Some people will look at that and say, \u2018Oh, it\u2019s just about luck. That\u2019s what it is. That\u2019s how people succeed at work.\u2019 But the truth is that, I think it was Tiger Woods who said, \u2018The more you practice, the better your luck is<\/strong>.\u2019 And life is about, what looks like luck often. Let\u2019s be honest. We call that divine blessing, but actually it\u2019s about making the most of the opportunities that come to you<\/strong>. And that\u2019s what we need to learn to do. They did this here \u2013 Mordecai fasts, and so did Esther. Presumably that includes prayer although it doesn\u2019t say that. And as a Christian, we should pray, even for our workplace. When we face one of these challenging situations, that\u2019s a good time to pray. But we pray as though it all depends on God, but we act as though it all depends on us. <\/strong><\/p>\nSometimes people look for magical moments to just come out of the sky for you. Can look a bit like that, BUT Esther had prepared herself for this moment.<\/p>\n
And Esther 4:14 says \u201cIf you keep silent at this time, relief and deliverance for the Jews will arise from another place.\u201d Notice that there is some trust in the sovereignty of God here \u2013 God delivering his people. So if you don\u2019t do your bit, God will sort something else out. But you and your father\u2019s house will perish. And who knows whether you have not come to the Kingdom for such a time as this.
\nDon\u2019t miss the opportunities God gives you. Don\u2019t miss them. we may stop God using us, but we will never frustrate ultimately God\u2019s purposes.<\/p>\n
Sometimes there can be a moment that is so important that you need to be willing to risk everything for that moment<\/strong>. And that\u2019s literally what Esther did. I love the honesty as the writer records her initial reluctance, then as Mordecai says, \u201cLook if you don\u2019t you\u2019re dead, so you may as well.\u201d She laid down her life, effectively for others. Remind you of anyone? Jesus laid down his life. And true beauty is about self-sacrifice. We lay down our lives for our friends, for our workmates. If there is nothing you are willing to risk your life for, I worry about you, if you are even truly alive.<\/p>\nI love what one missionary said about this. He was being told as he was preparing to go and a good friend of his was saying \u2018You can\u2019t do it\u2019. People were saying \u2018It\u2019s too risky, it\u2019s too dangerous\u2019. And he says, \u201cAmongst many who sought to deter me was one dear old Christian gentleman whose crowning argument was always, \u201cThe cannibals! You will be eaten by cannibals.\u201d And at last I replied, \u201cMr Dixon, you are advanced in years now, and your own prospect is soon to be laid in the grave, there to be eaten by worms. I confess to you that if I can but live and die serving and honouring the Lord Jesus, it will make no difference to me whether I am eaten by cannibals or by worms. And in the great day, my resurrection body will arise as fair as yours, in the likeness of our risen redeemer.\u201d<\/p>\n
So brothers and sisters, don\u2019t be afraid to take risks for God sometimes<\/strong>. Don\u2019t do it recklessly. Esther was wise. Notice she doesn\u2019t go straight in there and say \u2018Excuse me, great king. I know I\u2019m not supposed to be in your presence, but you need to save my people.\u2019 No, she goes in and invites the king to a feast. It\u2019s the ultimate sales lunch! If you\u2019re a salesman you can study what Esther did. I mean she was wise. She was winsome, she says, \u2018No come and eat with me.\u2019 Looking for the right time to speak. Sometimes that\u2019s so important. People go barging into a situation to try and fix it and muck it up. Sometimes it\u2019s better to build on the favour that is already there and you\u2019ve got a further goal.<\/p>\nBob Roberts puts it this way about his life\u2019s ministry and it\u2019s interesting he says, \u2018Look, my goal is to get a hearing with everyone I can.\u2019<\/strong> Don\u2019t you love that? \u2018To get a hearing\u2019. That\u2019s a great goal to have at work \u2013 to get respect from people so that you will have a hearing. Being helpful to your boss is despised in some work places but it is just enlightened self-interest. And here Esther she gives a feast to her boss. She honours her husband she says, \u2018You know, I\u2019ve got to do this. I\u2019ve got to make the best of this.\u2019 And she does it, and then of course, God intervenes. The king can\u2019t sleep. He reads the record of his rule and he recognises that he\u2019s forgotten to honour Mordecai. Why would you row with the one person who can fire you or in her case have her killed!? Draws the interest and doesn\u2019t close too soon!<\/p>\nA secular person might read the book of Esther and see just a combination of wisdom and good fortune. A Christian will read this book and see the hand of God guiding. Do you want to run your own life and career or allow God to direct?<\/strong> Give your life to Jesus and let him into your career. He will \u201cruin\u201d a few careers by calling you out to the church but make others! But being with Jesus is no sacrifice. Maybe you can be like me and serve God but still have your career. God could actually expand your career, give you great influence. It really doesn\u2019t matter, because it is his to do with as he chooses. Or it should be. Are you God\u2019s secret agent in this world? Are you serving Jesus at work?<\/p>\n<\/body><\/html>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"This is a further post in my series on the attitude of the Christian to work. Other posts in this series and the sermon itself are also available here. Looking for your moments So far we have seen that we\u2019re firstly called to be humble and submissive at work. Secondly we are to be identified […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1268,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[141],"tags":[686,449,516],"class_list":["post-14597","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","hentry","category-serving-jesus-at-work","tag-messages","tag-sermon-ideas","tag-sermons"],"yoast_head":"\n
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