It takes a lot of energy
It takes a lot of energy to do the things you want to do. Someone said that it is like a miracle to actually do the things you have in your mind. God had a plan, and he executed it. It was a miracle.
I read Flylady. I have been trying to remember what she says and do it little by little. (I am still not good at it.) If I don't apply it in my daily life, then nothing gets done.
Sometimes I have an idea but I think about it over and over and wait (for what?) and then I go on with my daily life and I wonder 'what if I had done it.'
Abraham comes to my mind because whenever God told him something, he is up early in the morning the next day and he is doing what God said to do.
Last week I had an idea. I heard a little voice piercing in my heart that I should volunteer to do a certain thing. Perfect love drives out fear! The love came first, I didn't have a chance to think about myself, and I volunteered to do the thing I felt like I was to do. I had goose-bumps as I was saying that I would help. I wanted to try and see if it was God. If it was, I wanted to obey like Abraham. I concentrated on the love and prayed as the time to execute my plan came. No way out. It turned out fine and I am in awe that the LORD let me be a part of someone's life. My heart is full of joy to know that God is with us. But it sure takes a lot of energy.
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I read Flylady. I have been trying to remember what she says and do it little by little. (I am still not good at it.) If I don't apply it in my daily life, then nothing gets done.
Sometimes I have an idea but I think about it over and over and wait (for what?) and then I go on with my daily life and I wonder 'what if I had done it.'
Abraham comes to my mind because whenever God told him something, he is up early in the morning the next day and he is doing what God said to do.
Last week I had an idea. I heard a little voice piercing in my heart that I should volunteer to do a certain thing. Perfect love drives out fear! The love came first, I didn't have a chance to think about myself, and I volunteered to do the thing I felt like I was to do. I had goose-bumps as I was saying that I would help. I wanted to try and see if it was God. If it was, I wanted to obey like Abraham. I concentrated on the love and prayed as the time to execute my plan came. No way out. It turned out fine and I am in awe that the LORD let me be a part of someone's life. My heart is full of joy to know that God is with us. But it sure takes a lot of energy.
