I’m just in awe of God’s handiwork. And how his plan and his timing differ from
mine. I mean handiwork in terms of how
he orchestrates situations and happenings and events.
I am so grateful for contentment. And patience when I suddenly realize I
actually have some.
Peace that surpasses all understanding. I find it now and again. That’s usually when I know something is from
God … of God … and I’m headed in the right direction.
Peace versus patience … discuss amongst yourselves.
When I started writing earlier this week I did in fact
have patience. Today I’m slightly on
edge and working on praying it away. The
inner circle knows why.
Sometimes I hate being right.
Blegh.
Blegh!!!
There was a time in my life when I would have interpreted
the idea of following God’s leading as more of a “do what you’re told” or “do
what the bible says” kind of thing. Pray. ‘Cause you’re supposed to. Do unto others & all that. “Cause you’re supposed to. Do the right thing. ‘Cause you’re supposed to.
Lately I seem to have this intuition that … well, the Holy
Spirit and I seem to get each other? As
much as that’s possible anyway … I’m pretty sure he gets me more than I get
him. I am certainly not bragging here, I’m
just saying that over & over I’m getting nudged and I actually recognize
it. It’s downright scary sometimes. 99.999% of the time when that newfound Spidey
Sense of mine goes off I am on the mark.
My weekend travel plans have changed, which is fine. Multiple reasons to stick closer to home have
come up. And my weekend schedule has
changed multiple times in the last twenty-four hours. Which is also fine. I’m going with the flow. Go ahead, nudge me again.
As a planner and an overachiever I’m not used to handing
the reins over to someone else in everyday life. I’m not quite a control freak but comfortable
being in charge because it’s expected. But
if God is everywhere … and he’s there in our everyday life … why do I not just
immediately say “here you go”? I mean,
it’s not like a total que sera, sera approach is necessarily the way to be, but
sometimes I have to wonder why I’m trying so hard.
It’s God’s plan, not mine. It’s God’s timing, not mine. Go ahead, really, nudge me again.
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