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Confusion Broken Down By Seeking The Truth
One day, I was working out in the hills of California with two arms loaded down. I had been working hard to clean what appeared to be decades of littering. The Lord had been bringing to understand about giving of my time and it was also time alone with Him therapy for me.
Everything in my arms were shifting back and forth as I was walking, and finally, I was losing the struggle to keep everything in my arms.
I cried out for God to help me and He spoke unto me, saying "STOP!" And I immediately did.
He said, " Ok, put everything down." And I did. He said, "Now, start picking back up everything one by one, asking me what it is, how shall I understand this, and what shall I do."
Once I did this, one by one I placed everything back into my arms and I got to my destination with ease and a better understanding on how to approach God when life gets confusing.
Scriptures assures us that He is present at every giving of the breath of life, so we have just to put all our cares, needs, and burdens down into His hands, and pick each one up, as the unknowing before the All Knowing Almighty, asking from our hearts what is this, oh Lord? And from our souls seeking for His understanding and pattern of thought, asking how shall I understand this? And surrendering all that we are to His truth through being willing to give and recieve so that none should perish, but come willing unto repentance: asking, what shall I do?
And I can say, a short answer can take a long time to live out, but the whole of life is not in time, but in relationship.
If we are to give unto God the things of God, as He is the love coming in and out of our hearts; then let is make a covenant with Him through living to bear His Godly image, and function like His dear Son, the Christ, did, does, and now ever shall.
God's call unto our hearts is to love one another with pure and fervent love, and to not learn any of the ways of the oppressor, for it is it's foot in the door of our hearts.
May God's great love and many blessings towards us be apparent in you and yours eyes.
© Brother Stephen Scottt