HOW GOD SPOKE TO ME TODAY April 10 — 16, 2023

April 10, 2023

#526 HOW GOD SPOKE TO ME TODAY
Feb­ru­ary, 2023 Andrew Mur­ray on humil­i­ty: “The root of all virtue and grace–of all faith and accept­able worship–is that we know we have noth­ing but what we receive, and we bow in deep­est humil­i­ty to wait upon God for it.”
Rat on humility:

April 11, 2023
My reg­u­lar­ly sched­uled Tues­day tee time:
#527 HOW GOD SPOKE TO ME TODAY
March, 2023 When 13 men get togeth­er for an overnight golf get­away, the spir­it of coop­er­a­tion that devel­ops is heart­en­ing. They are anx­ious to help out–they defer to one another–they look out for one another–they take respon­si­bil­i­ty for them­selves. There is an atmos­phere of joy and laugh­ter and relax­ation and–dare I say it–love. Makes me think that the Holy Spir­it is present.

April 12, 2023

#528 HOW GOD SPOKE TO ME TODAY
March 2023 There’s a full moon–it’s still day­light. The moon is shin­ing clear­ly through the branch­es of my beloved live oak tree. A waft of a breeze and a hint of a chill…it awak­ens won­der­ful sym­bol­ism to me. The glo­ri­ous march proceeds…

April 13, 2023
#529 HOW GOD SPOKE TO ME TODAY
March, 2023 “The most impor­tant change that can occur in a per­son­’s life is a change in his/her faith.” –Leo Tol­stoy There are so many peo­ple I long to share that with, from dear rel­a­tives to unbe­liev­ing friends. That change occurred in my life when I was 26 years old, and I have reaped the ben­e­fits ever since.

April 14, 2023
#530 HOW GOD SPOKE TO ME TODAY
March, 2023 Most of my doubts are not about God–they are about me. Will I keep the faith, run the race? Deep down, am I wheat or chaff? In a pinch, will I choose self over oth­ers? With great relief I real­ize: I don’t have to trust myself to hold on; I have to trust Him to hold me.

April 15, 2023

#531 HOW GOD SPOKE TO ME TODAY
Jan­u­ary, 2023 I am very absorbed in “jour­ney” at this stage of my life. I know that I am mov­ing, that I have a direc­tion and a des­ti­na­tion, and that I’m glad to be on it. So the metaphors slide back and forth–a road and a riv­er. It’s a road because I have to walk: I have to get up in the morn­ing and make choic­es to move for­ward. It is pos­si­ble to stand still–that is a wast­ed day. But it’s a riv­er because I have no con­trol over how or when we are get­ting there, except to float or swim. It reminds me of the best expla­na­tion I ever heard of free will and God’s will: I am on a rail­road track and God is walk­ing on the rail next to mine. He always stays right with me, sep­a­rate but togeth­er, and we see that when we look to the hori­zon we come together.

April 16, 2023

It’s Fam­i­ly Sunday!
#532 HOW GOD SPOKE TO ME TODAY
Feb­ru­ary, 2023 Our son and three grand­daugh­ters came by unex­pect­ed­ly today. We spent the after­noon hang­ing out, play­ing in the park and fix­ing an impromp­tu din­ner. We heard all about the daddy/daughter dance the pre­vi­ous night. Me and Har­lie took down Zack and Elliotte in bas­ket­ball. Grand­ma tried to keep Mason from over­whelm­ing Spice. Har­lie’s com­ment: “She loves dogs but she sure is rough on them.” That night my heart was full of the bless­ing God gives us through family.

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