Shadreck Chikoti
If you are a child of God, then you have a destiny. Your destiny was created by God, and He Himself will bring it to fulfillment. It is not your responsibility to know how God will accomplish it, or whom He will use to help bring your destiny to pass. God uses people to fulfill His purpose in your life. The people He uses are not the end in themselves, nor can they claim that role. They are like pieces on a chessboard, which God moves as He sees fit so that you may become a king or a queen.
These days, it seems we are beginning to forget this when we talk about “destiny helpers.” This teaching has been misunderstood, and now people are starting to elevate and even worship others instead of worshipping the One who gives and fulfills destiny. Some even pray, “Lord, give me a destiny helper.” But if God has already given you a destiny, whether you pray for a destiny helper or not, He will still fulfill it and will use people or circumstances to accomplish it.
Some people go as far as searching for individuals they think might be their destiny helpers. That is not your responsibility. At times, Satan deliberately distracts us away from God, giving us things that appear spiritual but are not. If we replace God by focusing on or even worshipping a destiny helper, then that person has become our god.
Our focus should be on God. Our prayers should be directed to Him. But most importantly, we must live in Him. Some people are busy searching for destiny helpers while their relationship with God is not right.
Yes, God cares for all of us, loves us, and sustains us. Let our eyes remain on the Giver of destiny, because He is the One who gives destiny and will use anyone He chooses to bring it to pass. It is God, not a destiny helper.
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