After a major failure in life most, if not all of us, desire for something better.  It doesn't matter whether or not it is a failed relationship, a failed attempt at a job, promotion, failing a major test in school, or failing to make the right choice during a life-changing experience. We all desire for better than what we encountered during a recent failure. So how do we prepare ourselves for a better experience?  How do we get in a better place to have a better outcome?

 

Moses shows us a few principles to practice to make sure we are prepared for better.  We see that it took Moses having to personally grow in order to be ready for something better in his life. He did not have time to sit and sulk about his failure but was moved to grow personally so that his future would be better. Also, Moses had to be willing to participate in a new opportunity.  He did not retreat from life but continued to live it to the fullest.