Wait is the hardest thing to do, especially when you can "do something" about it.
God has recently asked me for where I live, where I work, and what I am doing with my time. These three things have been my safety net and self-provision all of my life. God is undoing the grave cloths.
I don't know what is next. I do know He is in my next. I am listening for what to write, who to talk to, and what to say for all the above.
He has shown the way for where to live through a miracle.
I am walking through saying "yes" to him for my work and my time. It could get hard; it could get what I would call scary. I don't have a plan, and He has actually asked me to pause on pursuing my own plan. He wants my entire heart, and He has asked me to give Him what I rely on so naturally so that he can provide for me in ways I could never imagine.
He is in it. He is it. I want to remain in him with faithfulness to say "yes" to Him and not to what. The "what" will be more like the fruit flowing from the vine of who He is is what I am envisioning.
That's amazing, Donna! I know exactly what you mean. For most of my life I've had a plan, so it's scary not to know next steps. Right now the plan is to stay where I am while God does some healing work in my life. Thank you for your beautiful, humble example :)
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Wait is the hardest thing to do, especially when you can "do something" about it.
God has recently asked me for where I live, where I work, and what I am doing with my time. These three things have been my safety net and self-provision all of my life. God is undoing the grave cloths.
I don't know what is next. I do know He is in my next. I am listening for what to write, who to talk to, and what to say for all the above.
He has shown the way for where to live through a miracle.
I am walking through saying "yes" to him for my work and my time. It could get hard; it could get what I would call scary. I don't have a plan, and He has actually asked me to pause on pursuing my own plan. He wants my entire heart, and He has asked me to give Him what I rely on so naturally so that he can provide for me in ways I could never imagine.
He is in it. He is it. I want to remain in him with faithfulness to say "yes" to Him and not to what. The "what" will be more like the fruit flowing from the vine of who He is is what I am envisioning.