Arrows Away
Psalm 18:14 – “He sent out His arrows and scattered the foe, Lightnings in abundance, and He vanquished them.” (NKJV)
Have you ever felt as if you have been pulled to the
farthest of your ability to stretch?
Felt as if you have bent over backward so far that you could easily see
where you have been? Or how about things being so tight that you could not give
another inch? Well believe it or not
those are all good signs. Yes...great signs. It means that you are just about
at the point of letting go. Not the kind of letting go where you give up or
give out, but the kind of letting go when you give ‘over’. Give whatever it is over to God. He has been patiently waiting of you to
exhaust yourself to the point where you will now Let Go and Let God!
What do you think all of that sacrifice and torture was
about those 2000 years ago? Why do you
think Jesus bore those gruesomely abusive stripes? Blood was shed and a ransom paid and you were
redeemed. Time to cash in and God has
been waiting. We must not keep
strfuggling to operate in our own strength or we will be guilty of trying to
negate the work of Jesus as the Savior of the world. We must let God be God and do his wonderful
Godly things of never sleeping; always protecting; healing; nurturing; teaching
and guiding. Sovereignty requires some really big shoes and you and I can in no
way even think about how to begin to fill them.
Let God – Be God. He is really
good at it and although you think you have the best answer let him do his
‘thang’.
An arrow by itself, though sharp and full of potential, has
very little power unless it is pulled and positioned. The greater the pull; the more the tension;
the higher the angle; the farther the arrow will fly. So if you feel like you have been stretched
to the limits of your patience, abilities and wits…guess what??? It is time to
soar. God knows just the right amount of
tension and resistance for you to bear; he knows where he wants you to land and
how much force it will take you to get there… Let God be God and enjoy the
flight.
Every day is a good day; it is up to us to make it a GREAT
day! Be blessed! Rev, Dr. JoAnn
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