Lately, something has been bothering me about blogging and other online messages I put out there. It’s usually after a solution to the story surfaces. I don’t talk much about climatic conflicts while I’m swimming with the sharks. I want to be safely on shore looking back in reflection of warfare.
I call it ‘protecting my privacy’ but personally, I have a problem sharing some stories that don’t have resolve, yet. I like to have the answers!
I think a lot of people are like this because as soon as a problem presents itself, the ‘fixers’ get happy to help and come back with an abundance of advice. They want an ending to the story too.
Sometimes we don’t need a plea bargain to a problem as much as we need patience to wait uncomfortably on God.
If He can part the Red Sea, flood the earth, rescue His people from Egypt, turn water into wine, raise men from the dead, and revive a field of dry bones, then He can certainly handle our headaches. I am confident that His hand is not too short to save.
The reality is that growth requires us to remain in challenging, troubling, sometimes burdensome places for lengths of time.
I can stir Him with my prayers, but it’s His power that matters most. And if nothing changes at all and the darkness closes in, I am convinced He is still in control with purposes far greater and more wonderful than I can know and understand. Whether or not I see the effects of prayer, God is God and I trust Him for an ending.
So I’ve decided to get a little braver with my biography and begin blogging about wrestling matches rather than only the resolutions. And I promise to work on being open to your opinions 🙂
So how big is your brave? What are you holding back?
Wrestle away my warrior friend! I am looking forward to all of your stories. You certainly are an encouragement to me and God is definitely using you.
You know just how to lift one’s spirit, George! Thank you for being on this journey through life with me 🙂
Wrestle away my warrior friend! I am looking forward to all of your stories. You certainly are an encouragement to me and God is definitely using you.
You know just how to lift one’s spirit, George! Thank you for being on this journey through life with me 🙂