This post on Beth Moore’s blog was a huge blessing to me this morning. Just what I needed to be encouraged about:
“God’s Word and His ways were meant for real living. If we keep saving sacred practices for sacred life-moments, we will never truly see our theology collide with our reality. We may feel a tad better at church and more spiritually in-tune at Bible study but we’ll never get the fact that Christ meant to infuse Himself into our relentless carpool lines, traffic jams, elevator rides, grocery store check-outs, expense reports, tank fill-ups, and family fights. If we reserve divine moments for divine situations, we are in for long waits and short visits. I don’t know about you but I need Him more than that.”
So fantastic. Read it, please!!!!
About Melissa
I’ve known this in my head since college, and heard it reiterated a thousand times, but never really knew it in my heart until the last year. And only recently began putting it into practice when God called me away from all my coping mechanisms (smoking, spending and eating) and said, nay, SHOUTED for me to “just look up already!!!!!!!!!” It’s hard, but oh-so-much-better than smoking, spending and eating