Go Beyond Your Doubts

In Esther 4:16, the queen says, "And so I will go to the King, which is against the law, and if I perish, I perish." 

There comes a point when we have to go beyond our doubts. God is not offended by our doubts. He's not offended by our questions. But there is a point where we move beyond our questions and doubts and pray something like this: Whatever it costs me in the future, if you are with me, I know I can get through it. 

Esther wasn't going to the king for herself. She was going for the sake of others who would've no hope if somebody didn't stand for them. If we don't go to the throne in this generation, multiples of millions of people will suffer in the days ahead. We are the bride of the King. We have access to the throne. It's time to use our voices. It's time to cry out for the benefit of others. 

It's time to pray.