I
stayed in bed from 8 to 9 am, reading Upper Room and P31 online
devotional and then on a search for info about United Methodists and
predestination, sidetracked by a Wikipedia donation and survey, and
followed by a text response to my sister.
Then I got on the treadmill, which is where I started writing and turned to 12-step reading.
OA and AA books were excellent, as always.
For Today:
I am grateful for the amazing grace that brings about “profound inner
change; dissolving the opinions and attitudes that kept (me) chained to
compulsion.”
Voices Of Recovery: Timely reminders as I may go to 2 gatherings where food is a big deal today. “I know I can recoil from it and rest in the arms of God.”
24 Hours A Day:
“We can believe that many details of our lives are planned by God and
planned with a wealth of forgiving love for mistakes we have made.”
“I pray that I may be shown the right way to live today.”
Thinking
more about how the morning went, and what seemed like untimely
distractions about predestination and then the Wikipedia donation and
survey: God seems to be showing me this week that I can trust Him even
when it seems like I’m straying from the plan I thought I had lifted up
to him. But had I? Looking back, I see my plan/goal for the day:
Dec. 13
>> Goal (to do, lifting up to God, seek, trust, obey, thank, praise): in all things, seek and trust God
And
even if I lifted specific details up to Him, doesn’t that mean He can
do with it as He sees fit, just as I say I want Him to do with me? Why,
yes, that would seem to be true.
I’m
smiling now. Thank You, God, for a way of living that leads me to You and Your
best for me, which I trust is my best for me as well, even if it may
not seem that way at any given moment.
I’m praying that I continue to accept God’s love and presence and trust Him with my life today.
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