I Call It God

(Matthew 6:34) "So do not
worry about tomorrow; for tomorrow will care for itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own." NASB

Today on my to do list, let’s see:

I shall, yea--here it is, I shall worry!

After all, I’m sure God, You are very busy. You may have even forgotten the small details of my life. So let me just help You.

Just kidding God....I actually want to tell You how I"m learning not to worry.

The other day I found out our son is being referred to Egleston in Atlanta to see a Pediatric Specialist. A year or two ago, I might have fallen apart at that news. But many roads have been traveled since then. I have seen my Abba take the reigns over and over again, not just in my life but in others. I have watched the parents of Caroline Busby, Ivey Sirmans and Romann Cairns walk new roads and trust God with each step. I’m not saying it’s easy but their faith has been incredible. As with anyone, they have good days and bad days. Just like I’m sure I may.

No parent wishes to see their child go through a painful journey that they may be facing. But what peace in knowing that our Papa is in control. Remember those Sunday drives when our Daddy would drive us out on a country road? Or in my case, drive us to the beach. We knew Daddy was there, and he had us safely buckled in. We were cared for. We were loved. It’s like that when we let our Abba take the reigns.

I’ll leave you with a few lines from a beautiful song from Nicole Mullens, My Redeemer Lives

"Who taught the sun where to stand in the morning
Who told the ocean you can only come this far?
Who showed the moon where to hide 'til evening
Whose words alone can catch a falling star?"

This is how I know my Redeemer lives

That is so powerful.. I never thought about it... and call it what you may, gravitation pull, but I call it God....

Blessings......
Connie