Uniquely Placed: To solve problems

Greetings from Montana!

Ministering outside of the church walls is one of solving problems.
Isaiah 2:2-3 Reads:
And it shall come to pass in the last days that the Mountain of the Lord's House
shall be established in the top of the mountains, and shall be exalted above the hills; and all nations shall flow into it
And Many people shall go and say, let us go up to the Mountain of the Lord, to the house of the God of Jacob; And He will teach us of His Ways, and we will walk in His paths; ...........
As we understand that the Mountain of the Lord's House is symbolic language for the Kingdom of God and that it is Jesus Christ our Lord who governs this Kingdom,  we then can understand these verses more clearly.
These other mountains are Areas in every nation that influence the culture.

Those of you who like me are ministering outside of the church walls often wonder
What on earth am I doing here? You can see my first blog Why am I here?
But as God's plan and purposes unfold I am seeing more clearly now.
I have identified that what ever mountain or area of culture we are called by God to serve in, there is a purpose for us being there!
People are looking for answers or solutions to solve the problems of the challenges that they face in each specific area or field we are sent to
We as God's servants are sent ones into specific areas to bless, inspire, and convey Kingdom Principles which contain God's Wisdom to resolve problems.
God's desire is for his Kingdom to influence decisions and policy.  I have come to the understanding that this is conveyed covertly.
We must be skilled in the Word of Righteousness so that the supernatural wisdom of God flows naturally through us.
So we are uniquely Placed to solve problems. Not every one will listen or heed but the scripture in Isaiah says that many will and that many will seek out those who are sent by God in order to access the instructions for solutions that only God can give.
We are where we are at to create paths for generations to follow.
We really aren't on rabbit trails ministering outside of the church walls rather I think that we are creating wagon trails!

I welcome comments.
Please let me know where you are and what you are challenged with.
Blessings
Sandra