Grace
19 September 20255 min read

Construction Sites In God's Hands

A deeply personal reflection on patience, anger, weakness, and the encouraging truth that God still uses people who remain under construction.

AuthorPastor Cyrus MwangiPastoral Reflections
CategoryGrace5 min read
Construction project symbolizing unfinished lives in God’s hands

God does not wait for completed houses to move in. He occupies construction sites and uses incomplete vessels.

Ecclesiastes 7:8b-9

Patience is better than pride. Do not be provoked in your spirit, for anger resides in the lap of fools.

The Mirror Of The Word

When I read and reflect on such texts, I keep starting my prayer times with repentance and cries to God for help. I cannot hide myself from what the mirror of God's Word is clearly revealing about my frailties.

Even small things, like repeated missed phone calls, can expose pride and impatience in me. This text is a sharp rebuke for that kind of policy, and I admit that I am still a construction site. God is not through with me yet.

Used While Under Construction

But can God use a fellow with such weaknesses? Yes. God does not have perfect people this side of heaven to use. He has always used imperfect men and women.

I find it important to share this because some believers shrink back from serving, saying they are still too far off. But that is our God. He specializes in using weak vessels. He occupies incomplete houses. Construction sites. So, my brother, my sister, get up and start using your gifts and talents. Mengine mta-sort na Mungu mkiendelea.

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