Exodus 15:6
“Thy right hand, O LORD, is become glorious in power: thy right hand, O LORD,
hath dashed in pieces the enemy.”
There comes a time in life when you have to just say enough
is enough! What am I referring to? Being too nice. I’ve hit a stumbling block
where being too nice oftentimes gives people the false impression that they can
use and abuse my niceness and I’m left standing defending myself from an enemy
I didn’t welcome.
Sometimes I can be an inspiration, encouraging, a guide and
most definitely a friend. But there are people who will take advantage of that
niceness relinquishing me to not wanting to ever help and be nice. That’s just
wrong.
I have been with my husband for over thirteen years and he
is MY strength, MY inspiration and MY reason to be who I am! If it were not for
him I would have never had the confidence to write, to share, to give, and
guide. And do you know the one thing he gave me the most of, his trust!
My ex never trusted me explicitly and with my husband I have
100% trust and because of that I’ve grown. The only setback is that I’ve grown
too much, too nice, too naïve, too trusting of others when in reality I should
always keep my guard up and be on the lookout for the enemy who wishes to gain
entrance into this pure soul.
Have you ever sat outside on a warm summer evening and saw
lightning bugs lighting up the night? Your first instinct (for some) is to
catch one of those bugs, place it in a jar and just enjoy the beauty of such a
little thing lighting the night. I don’t say this conceitedly but from my
experiences with the world, I think myself a lightning bug (to some). They see
my light whether it is in my writing or something I’ve said and they have a
forehead-slapping moment and want to contain me in a little jar.
I’m sorry friends, my light is so bright it cannot be
contained. That’s like saying you can write the entire Bible in one sentence,
it just can’t happen. When someone says I’m a beautiful person, I think they
are really seeing the beauty of the Lord shining through me, not my physical
appearance. They see the pureness that the Lord instills in me and they too
want the same thing. Yes, this is why I said I don’t say these words
conceitedly, because I see the Light shining from others as well.
My last post was about the Walking Dead – Zombies if you
will. Again, the definition of a zombie: a.the body of a dead person given the semblance of life, but mute and will-less, by a supernatural force, usually for some evil purpose.
b. the supernatural force itself.
We live in a
world where people appear to be human but really they are guided by a
supernatural force, a dark force. We can see it, just as the lightning bugs fly
around at night; we can also see the bats swooping down to eat them.
While I love watching the bats, I never cower because they
are there, I’m just cautiously aware of their presence. I have to be this way
with humans too who think they are above all forces of nature.
So to you my friends I’ll say, while we’re living in evil
times, never cower because someone or something wants to snatch out that light
within you. Instead trudge on and shine brighter than before and pull all the
forces of Light around you. Not only will your friends shelter you with their
armor, the armor of God will boldly protect you as well as His blinding shield
of Light!
God is real! God is good! God
is faithful! God is my strength! God is my shield! God is love! Most of all:
God is ALIVE! ~Amen!
1 Cor. 15:22
“For as in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive.”
3 comments:
Well said, Toots! We cannot allow ourselves to be put in a jar. We have things to do! :D <3
I know 'I' do and I'm going to keep on doing them! :D
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