Sometimes the truth hurts, but regardless of that,
it is the truth and it has to be told! I
spoke twice this weekend---Saturday at a Women’s meeting and tonight at
church---same message, but different audiences.
The message came straight from God and it was a great lesson for
me. I am going to write the message up
and post it, but for now I will just tell you one part. I used
a bicycle tire to represent my life----the rim being me, the hub being God, and
everything else in my life are just spokes.
You know really sometimes these words come out of my mouth and I am just
as surprised as anyone when I hear them, that is when I truly know it is God
and not me. I talked about making sure
that God was always the hub because when he is not, things do not work so well. When we put something other than God at the
center of our lives then we can expect to be out of balance. So do I put something other than God at the
hub of my life? Well I thought I had
been doing so well, but God revealed the truth to me tonight and guess what, I
have been putting something else there----my thought life! Or should I say my worrying thought
life? It seems that lately that is all I
have been doing is worrying/wondering about many, many things----some small,
some big, but regardless I have had my mind on something other than God. I have spent more time thinking about
something that I have no control over instead of using that time to talk to God
or to read His Word. I complain about
not having enough time to read and write, but then I allow other things to take
up this time that I should be spending with my Father. So it just hit me, I know that a lot of people
got something from this message, but apparently I had to hear it twice in order
to get what God is trying to tell me! He
should be at the center of everything in my life, my marriage, my children, my
job, my hobbies, my health, my finances, my church, and now I know my thought
life! I am reminded once again that when
I don’t trust him with everything my life becomes out of balance----Trust
in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all
your ways acknowledge him, and he will make your paths straight. Do not be wise in your own eyes; fear the
Lord and shun evil. Proverbs 3:5-7
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