Wait! April 14, 2020

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But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint. Isaiah 40:31 KJV

None of us like it, but waiting is great for us. We can learn so much about ourselves and our God when we have to wait. Waiting is a time to worship God and spend time in fellowship with Him. It is then that He is able to renew our strength. If you want to soar in your spiritual life then you must learn to Wait on the Lord. It is in this time of fellowship with Him that He is able to instruct us and lead us into a deeper relationship with Him. This relationship is where our spiritual growth and strength come from. Yes, waiting is hard, at this time many of us are learning like never before. Don’t be bored while you and your family are in isolation, instead use this time productively …WAIT.

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Cancer...it changed my life forever, this blog started as I was recieving treatment for cancer. Away from my family for seven weeks I started to text my kids each day. The result of these texts are the basis for this blog. So in many ways what you will see, are me sharing devotionals with my family. I invite you to be a part of my family. As Christians we are one family... I love you as my family as we go through this journey of life together.

2 thoughts on “Wait! April 14, 2020”

  1. As I became a new Christan many moons ago, I learned the true meaning of Psalms 46:10 “Be Still and know that I am God”. Be still, I tell myself Whenever I’m stressing. Be Still, when I battle with my thoughts. I have the verse up on the wall at home and at work. It’s not easy to be still but it comforts me. It makes me surrender my baggage to him.

    I feel as if God is telling us all right now, to Be still and we don’t know how to Be Still in such a busy era. I’m grateful that as Christians we understand Gods word, we just need redirected to him with an open heart of submission. ❤️ ❤️❤️. Easier said, than done. You’re all in our prayers. 🥰

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    1. Yes it is hard to lay our burdens down and be still (wait) on the Lord, but I believe it is a great spiritual lesson we must all work on daily.

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