A fire can be described as situations or temptations around us that seem too much to bear. Looking at the whole scenario of Moses in the burning bush, the fire ordinarily was purposed to destroy whatever or anything it came across; whether big or small. This bush didn't burn in Exodus 3:1-8. Why? Because God was in that fire. Taking a look at the three Hebrew men in the book of Daniel and Chapter 3, we see that they were thrown in the fire, but they were not burnt and neither was their hair singed, because someone; 'a fourth person', God, was right there in the fire. The fire didn't do what it would have done ordinarily.

When things go awry and you know, as well as everyone, that hope is gone, Jesus says, “don’t you ever be afraid, but only believe!” Though the situation is dead and everyone mourns the loss, listen to the voice of the Master saying, “it’s not the end, it’s just a bend!”

Most times things don't work out the way we want them to and we sure will be tempted to act faithless and speak words God definitely won't be proud of. This becomes worse especially if you are used to winning all the time. There are two things to this: First, God wants to prove to you that He determines peoples' success and the earlier you start acknowledging Him for that, the better.