...so I thought I would blog.
Actually, here's the longer version of that story: I'm getting sick (imagine that, I think my body is finally catching up with me) and I woke up suddenly with my throat hurting. So I got up to take some medicine and have a cup of orange juice. When I laid back down, I felt more congested and couldn't breathe through my nose, and definitely couldn't get comfortable. The really awesome part about this story that seems to be going nowhere is this: God began to speak to me.
Woohoo, I love it when this happens! So, you what to know what he said, and how he said it?
Before I tell you, let me just say that anyone who doesn't know my Savior and reads this will probably think I'm crazy, but I don't care. God spoke to me in mighty ways through my sleeping husband. My dear hubby can be a wild sleeper sometimes, and it just so happened that tonight, like many nights, Brad pushed/nudged/elbowed/jolted (whatever you want to call it) in my back. It was it God was saying get out of bed, I want to spend some time with you. Well, I started fighting it, of course.
How many people enjoy getting out of bed at 3 in the morning to go read? Not I. I started squirming in bed trying to get comfortable, and I even considered going to get three more pillows so I could prop up and breathe. But then Brad smacked me again (He's asleep remember, and will have to recollection of this tomorrow) and God said GO! So I crawled out of bed like a disappointed puppy who's been told he can't sit on the comfortable couch. I don't know where that analogy came from...please keep in mind that it's now almost 4 in the morning.
SO, back to the best part of the story. I stumbled around in the dark to find my Women's devotional bible, and I couldn't find it. After tripping over some shoes, and I don't know what else, I found my study bible. I had no idea what I was going to read, but I knew that God was wanting to speak to me. After flipping through my concordance for a few minutes, I came upon the word Maker, which led me to Isaiah 51.
I encourage you to go read the entire chapter, and I won't explain in explicit detail all the precious ways that the Lord used this scripture to speak to my heart and to give me a peace. But I do want to share a few of the verses with you.
End of December/Early January 2020
5 years ago
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