I would be lying if I told you that your life as a saved person will always be happy. You should always possess joy, but you will experience grief, despair, heartache, and even anger. The truth is that just like the weather, seasons in our lives change. Even Jesus had to go to the garden to be alone. However, shortly after that "season," he resurrected and went from glory to glory. I believe that the key to surviving the dry seasons is knowing that "trouble don't last always," and living as if we are in and envisioning our harvest season. We must not let dry or cold seasons block us from our birthright to be heirs to the throne.
Today, I'm in a good season. The things that I believed for last winter and spring arrived this summer. I survived the rough times by knowing that my dry seasons couldn't and wouldn't last forever, because God had things to do. It was not in His purpose for me to stay in a season of lack.
I am also cognizant of the fact that my good season isn 't going to last forever. It could change tomorrow, so I've got to arm myself with the Word and the Lord's truths to be protected from the drought when it arrives. If you are in a dry season, know that it could change tomorrow! Thank you Lord for all you've done for me. Praise is my weapon. I'll live as if the kingdom depended on me, no matter the season.
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
2 comments:
Thanks for this statement b/c I clearly am going through a season of lack and it hurts. I know that I must continue to trust in him (which I am).
Chanelle
P.S. Call me when you are free to give me an update!
It has been a long time sister. I would ask how you've been, but I rest in the confidence of knowing that as long as your hand is in HIS hand, all will be well with your soul.
As for the dry times, I've read what can be done with a whole valley of dry bones...
Post a Comment