Wow! It seems like it has been FOREVEVR since I have posted! I guess it has been a little over a week! :-(
The weekend following Thanksgiving I ended up with a head cold. I thought I was feeling better but it turned into a sinus infection. I still am not feeling 100%, the top of my teeth still hurt. I really feel it if I have to bend down to get anything. Yesterday I started out with a headache that turned into a migraine. It was about 4 o'clock this afternoon before it was totally gone.
The last couple of weeks have been real challenging for our family. There have been a couple of times I wondered if God had forgotten us. But just a quick as I wondered the Holy Spirit was kind enough to "nudge" me back to the right way of thinking!
In our small human minds we tend to limit God. I was reading in my devotions today Psalm 46. One of my favorite verses in this passage is the first part of verse ten, "Be still, and know that I am God:". You know, when we let our minds wander, we forget to "be still". I love the part that says, "and know". There is no thinking in it, it is a simple statement; a fact; "that I am God:". The Author and Creator of the the universe has not forgotten me, He has not moved, He is not late, He is always on time.
Our circumstances have not changed, but our thinking is changing every day. We are drawing closer to Him, knowing that all we have need of will be met by Him, in His time.
The weekend following Thanksgiving I ended up with a head cold. I thought I was feeling better but it turned into a sinus infection. I still am not feeling 100%, the top of my teeth still hurt. I really feel it if I have to bend down to get anything. Yesterday I started out with a headache that turned into a migraine. It was about 4 o'clock this afternoon before it was totally gone.
The last couple of weeks have been real challenging for our family. There have been a couple of times I wondered if God had forgotten us. But just a quick as I wondered the Holy Spirit was kind enough to "nudge" me back to the right way of thinking!
In our small human minds we tend to limit God. I was reading in my devotions today Psalm 46. One of my favorite verses in this passage is the first part of verse ten, "Be still, and know that I am God:". You know, when we let our minds wander, we forget to "be still". I love the part that says, "and know". There is no thinking in it, it is a simple statement; a fact; "that I am God:". The Author and Creator of the the universe has not forgotten me, He has not moved, He is not late, He is always on time.
Our circumstances have not changed, but our thinking is changing every day. We are drawing closer to Him, knowing that all we have need of will be met by Him, in His time.
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