God takes up the weakest instruments to accomplish His mightiest ends:
A rod Ex. 4:2
A ram's horn Josh. 6:4
A shepherd's sling 1 Sam. 17:40
A cake of barley bread Judg. 7:13
An earthen pitcher Judg. 7:20
The jawbone of an ass Judg. 15:15
Anything, in short, when used of God, will do the appointed work; He can use a crawling worm as well as a scorching sun, a gourd as well as a vehement east wind (Jonah 4:7, 8).
Even the feeblest expression or exhibition of Christ, in the life or worship of a saint, is an odor of a sweet smell, in which God is well-pleased.
Entire confidence in the Lord's love gives courage to do the Lord's will.
It is not what I am to do, but what He will do with me.
O Lord, Thou art our Father;
we are the clay, and Thou our potter;
and we all are the work of Thy hand.
Isa. 64:8