Over the course of the past 3 days, I've got to say that I've really
realized just how fortunate I am, and how much God has really done in the last 7 years.
I
realized this after some anonymous christmas gifting for two 2.5 yr
old children, and then again today when I was able to help a colleague
clean out her children's storage shed to "re-gift" for an additional
family.
I realized this when I stopped hating the town
that I'm in and realized that I've got more things going on in a season
than most ppl do over a lifetime.
I realized this when I
realized that God is not to blame for me being in this region, but in
fact, it was an answer to a very desperate prayer, a gateway to a new
life and a fresh start. God, I am so grateful #Selah.
I
realized this when I started having dreams that were meant to alert me
as a warning for the need for protection from things I could not see
with the natural eye, but were lurking in the shadows. His protection is
wonderful.
I realized this when I look at the bills that
I've been paying for the stuff I've accumulated to be able to do some
things that I would have never been able to do had I remained in my hometown. God, I give you the glory.
I
realized this when I look at the people that I've met over the past 6
weeks, months....YEARS, and how I am just one call (in many cases) away
from someone powerful enough to make things happen.
In frustration, I hated being stuck, but I've realized that this truly has been preparation for the future, that no thing (nothing) has been lost, but all things do work out towards a greater purpose.
I
realized that I blamed God for not giving me what I thought was
important, (a boyfriend-husband-kids) but I realized that what He's
given me is immeasurable to my desires and yet he still allows me to be
a part of that scenario in someone else's life.
And
with all sincerity I can say from my heart that God is awesome; and He
knows what He's doing. And I realized that once I was able to appreciate
him in the little ways he'd open up a door, send someone to help,
block a potential disaster and just show himself strong (as the church
folks say) in the small bits of the day. It's the small whispers that
mean the most. And when I realized that He IS with me, I no longer
fear(ed).
So my soul is at rest, living the verses he gave
me at the start of this journey: Gen 12 (Leave your home) and Jer 29
(Go, build tents, eat fruits from the land, become a part of the
community to which I have sent you and you shall prosper as the town
prospers. Pray for it, and it's people and you shall see change.)
#Selah
1 comments:
Wow! Wonderful testimony!
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