Week 2 Overview
Week 2: Exodus 3:10–14 – Commissioned in Weakness
God Uses Imperfect People for His Purposes: Mend The Vow Ministries Perspective
Commissioned in Weakness: The Biblical Foundation
Exodus 3:10–14 recounts God’s call to Moses—a man who doubted his own abilities and felt deeply inadequate for the task ahead. God’s response, “I will be with you,” shifts the focus from human strength to divine presence. This passage highlights a central biblical truth: God intentionally chooses and uses imperfect people to accomplish His purposes, equipping them through His presence and power rather than their own sufficiency.
Mend The Vow Ministries: Living Out the Call
Mend The Vow Ministries embodies this principle by helping individuals and families understand and apply biblical truths in the midst of brokenness and imperfection. The ministry’s mission is to empower people—especially women—to overcome relational, emotional, and spiritual challenges, recognizing that restoration and purpose often emerge from places of weakness and pain.
Key Approaches:
•Life Coaching Rooted in Scripture:
Mend The Vow offers accredited life coaching and mentorship programs that address personal growth, mindset transformation, and faith development. The ministry’s coaching is grounded in biblical principles, echoing the way God called Moses despite his self-doubt, and guiding clients to see their value and calling in God’s eyes.
•Healing Brokenness:
The organization’s core message—“Broken Pieces Do Mend”—reflects the belief that God restores and commissions those who feel unworthy or broken, just as He did with Moses. Through programs like the Women Who Mend Initiative and the 21-Day Mindset Reset, participants are encouraged to confront and heal from past wounds, trusting God’s ability to use their stories for greater purpose.
•Empowering Imperfect Leaders:
Mend The Vow invests in leadership development for both ministry and the marketplace, teaching that leadership is not about perfection but about willingness, faith, and reliance on God. This approach mirrors the biblical pattern of God raising up leaders from unlikely backgrounds, equipping them with spiritual guidance, community support, and practical tools to serve others.
•Practical Faith for the Marketplace:
The ministry also provides business vision coaching, brand strategy, and digital marketing rooted in faith, helping business owners and professionals align their work with God’s calling. This holistic approach demonstrates that God’s commissioning extends beyond church walls into every aspect of life and vocation.
Application: Faith and Endurance for Today
Mend The Vow Ministries teaches that being “commissioned in weakness” is not a disqualification but a divine invitation. Like Moses, individuals are called to step forward in faith, trusting that God’s presence will empower them to fulfill their unique purpose, whether in ministry, marriage, or the marketplace.
“Mending the vow isn’t an easy task. In your journey: Forgive, Heal & Grow.”
This journey requires endurance, vulnerability, and a willingness to let God work through our imperfections. Mend The Vow provides the spiritual guidance, community, and practical strategies needed to walk this path with hope and confidence.
Mend The Vow Ministries stands as a living example of how God uses imperfect people for His purposes, equipping them to build, lead, and serve with faith and endurance—no matter how dark or uncertain the journey may seem.
From Mend The Vow Ministries
In the journey of faith, both in ministry and the marketplace, we often find ourselves “building in the dark”—moving forward without clear answers, relying on God’s guidance in seasons of uncertainty. Week 2 of Mend the Vow Ministries’ series, Building in the Dark: Faith and Endurance for Ministry and the Marketplace, explores a powerful truth: we are often commissioned in weakness.
What Does It Mean to Be Commissioned in Weakness?
Being commissioned in weakness means God calls and sends us out not when we feel strong, but when we’re acutely aware of our limitations. It’s in these moments that our dependence on Him is deepened, and His power is made perfect in our weakness. This theme echoes throughout scripture, where God repeatedly uses those who feel unqualified, uncertain, or insufficient to accomplish extraordinary things.
Key Insights from Mend the Vow Ministries
•Prophetic Direction: Mend the Vow Ministries, under the leadership of Jereè Ann, emphasizes that God’s call often comes when we least expect it—when we’re still wrestling with doubt, fear, or brokenness. Yet, it’s precisely in these seasons that God’s strength is revealed through our obedience.
•Biblical Foundations: The ministry draws on biblical examples, such as Moses, Gideon, and Paul, who were all commissioned at times of personal weakness. Their stories remind us that God’s assignments are not about our capability, but about His sufficiency working through us.
•Practical Strategies: Mend the Vow equips leaders with practical strategies to persevere in their calling, even when circumstances feel overwhelming. This includes prophetic mentorship, life coaching, and community support to help individuals recognize that their weakness is not a disqualifier, but a platform for God’s glory.
Applying the Lesson: Ministry and Marketplace
•Ministry: If you’re serving in ministry, being commissioned in weakness means embracing vulnerability and authenticity. It’s about leading with humility, acknowledging your need for God, and allowing His Spirit to guide your steps—even when the path is unclear.
•Marketplace: In the business world, this principle teaches us to rely on God’s wisdom over our own. Mend the Vow encourages business owners and professionals to commit their work to God, seek His direction, and trust that their perceived weaknesses can become avenues for innovation, resilience, and divine favor.
Encouragement for the Week
“God does not call the qualified; He qualifies the called. Your weakness is the very space where His strength shines brightest.”
As you move through this week, reflect on the areas where you feel weak or inadequate. Invite God into those places, and trust that He is commissioning you—not in spite of your weakness, but because of it. Lean into the support, prophetic direction, and biblical wisdom offered by Mend the Vow Ministries as you build in the dark, knowing that endurance is forged in the fire of faith.
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For more insights, encouragement, and community, explore the Mend the Vow Ministries blog, podcast, and mentorship programs.
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