Surrender Your Sails
There are times when you have little insight into a particular direction. In these times perhaps we must let “her” drive as the scripture says because we know indeed the Master is on duty at the helm.
There are times when you have little insight into a particular direction. In these times perhaps we must let “her” drive as the scripture says because we know indeed the Master is on duty at the helm.
Like Elijah, I’ve heard the soft whisper of God come when I’ve decided to hold up in my own darkened caves. One has to get used to stillness and quiet to allow God to speak sometimes.
We need not create a kind of “more” for the work of God. Sometimes we add things that seem to only take away from the anointing.
You better learn how to keep your eye on The Prize because Satan is unleashing hoards of distractions to get you away from The Beloved and His unique design for you.
And David longed, and said, Oh that one would give me drink of the water of the well of Bethlehem, which is by the gate! And the three mighty men brake through the host of the Philistines and drew water out of the well of Bethlehem, that was by the gate, and took it, and brought it to David:
It is a telling stance of the flesh when a heart demands its way in arrogance rather than a posture of humility.
Waiting on God can be so difficult. If we sit still too long, we quickly get back up to work it all out for ourselves, all the while making unnecessary errors.
While in prayer, I began to sing the words, “I renew my vows to thee.” A holy matrimony is at hand. The bride who has “been making herself ready” is being beckoned to His deep presence.
It seems like you’re the man at the pool waiting for someone to carry you into the water, but people always step over you, overlook you, and “get theirs first.”
There have been seasons where God did not calm my seas. Instead He taught me how to ride the waves.