I'm confessing that I haven't been working as hard as I should have been in building my relationship with God lately. I've let things distract me and take me away from spending time with Him. Sometimes I would know when it was happening and sometimes I wouldn't. There is a song, I forget who it's by, but my daughter has been singing it lately. HMMMMMM... I wonder if THAT was prophetic! LOL The song's lyrics say: It's a slow fade when you give yourself away, people never crumble in a day. That is so true. It starts with just one, "Oh, I am tired, God, You don't mind if I don't read Your word tonight, do You?" I don't usually ask Him though... I just don't do it. Like Paul said, I do what I don't want to do and I don't do what I should do.
Like Paul though, I have to pull myself up by the bootstraps and just make it not an option. If I want to have relationship with someone, I have to spend time with them.
Ok, enough about my not so goodness. On to God's goodness!
Donna and I prayed with a lady today who had been diagnosed with water on the brain, she was experiencing dizziness and pain and pressure. We prayed. God healed! GLORY TO GOD! Another lady tonight had damaged her knee while pulling weeds in the garden. She came in with a cane and left with almost no pain! Another lady had severe back pain. When God realigned her back and she saw her feet move into alignment and felt the pain leave, the joy that was on her face was incredible!
There is nothing better in this world than seeing the look of joy and peace and just pure wonderfulness when someone realizes that God really loves them and cares about them and sees their hurt and their pain and that He is more than willing to do something about it!
Some people hunger to see the lost saved, some want to see people healed, some want prosperity. I think my favorite thing is to see things on this earth be like they are in Heaven. All things. Let's not limit Him, eh? God, I think I want to see Heaven so I will know how You want us to live here on earth, in Jesus' Name. Amen.
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