As I sit here with my hubby while Aiden is napping, I am stirred up inside. I would like to share with all of you a brief (or not--depending on your definition) testimony.
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That, to me, feels like a supernatural miracle--a glimpse of heaven--that God has so lovingly allowed me to experience.
Thank you, Heavenly Father!
It makes me wonder...this could appear to be insigificant. I mean, by the grace of God, I listened to the soft whisper in my heart to start bringing him to worship with me about a month ago. It's a seed being sewn each Sunday. I find myself looking upward in my heart wondering what beautiful thing this seed will grow into. I have been praying protection over it so the seed can't be stolen or washed away. I believe it will flourish in Aiden's heart and reap exactly what God planned for all along--giving Him the glory so due!
On a side note, I find myself wondering what some of you may be thinking with all this 'God' talk. I have recently come face to face with the fact that I deeply desire to work with my Creator and Designer. I am falling more in love with Him every day.
I look back at the severe abuse I suffered under the hand of my father. I recall the darkness that seemed to surround me, both inside and out. I recall thinking my life was the worst out there--wrestling with such evil. I recently thought my past was exactly where it is-the past and SOOO many people have and are currently suffering SOOOO much greater than I have or ever will suffer.
Now, I'm not saying my pain was gone in a instant. I went through years and years of agony and pain and deeper agony and even more pain. I thought at times it would never go away.
It occurred to me, recently, "so what if God delivered me from all of my past chains and I was free from pain. What would I do if I got everything 'I' wanted? Spend it all on me." I was trying to get out of all of that pain so 'I' would feel better. That was when I turned to God and gave Him all that I went through and exactly where I was. I realized I had been resisting Him and His will because it reminded me of the emotional, physical and sexual abuse prison I lived in as a child and young adult. Thank God I now see it for what it really is; protection. He has set up boundaries and established principles for true freedom. As I obey, with His help, I will (and have begun to) experience true joy, true blessings. It's awesome. My prayer is that I continue to let God into my life. Thank God He's merciful and doesn't require perfection!!!
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