I woke early this morning … before the clock read 4 am. It wasn’t what I was planning on but the things weighing heavily on my heart came to mind.
I began praying lifting each issue and eventually I got up made coffee and lit a candle in the living room.
“I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.” Jn. 8:12
In my darkest moments, Jesus is with me. Sipping my warm cup of coffee I look up to my sky window and I see one bright shining star in the black sky. It seems to flicker.
I stare at the star and think how brightly it must shine for me to see it since it’s so far away. And the Word comes.
“For as high as the heavens are above the earth,
so great is his love for those who fear him.” Ps. 103:11
God’s love is that much … and I realize I’ve come full circle. It always seems to circle back to this inexhaustible truth — God’s love — His incredible, indescribable love for each one of us.
Even in the darkness of the night, He reminds me of His great love.
In Christ, I’m infinitely and forever loved.
And so are you friend. Whatever you may be facing today, remember you are loved. It’s going to be okay. Father has you in the palm of His hands. He who is in you is greater than he who is in the world.
Jesus invites us to cast our burdens to Him. He is our gentle Shepherd who understands and cares like no one can.
In Christ, we are infinitely loved — today and forever.
#Write28Days. This post is part of a 28-day writing challenge where I’m joining other bloggers to write daily during February. Go here to see the other post in this series — Who I am in Christ.
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Your words move me today, Hulda, thinking about how the Father loves me. Just what I need to calm my anxious heart. I’ve enjoyed getting to know you this month through #Write28Days.
Thank you, Lisa. Yes, me too. I’ve learned some great things from you this past month.
Thank you for this inspirational word. It is so hard to leave our cares with him after we cast them. I usually reel them back in.
Yes, me too. So I have to cast them everyday and sometimes every hour.
The Father’s love is the one thing we can count on. Thank you for you inspirational words during the 28 Day Writing Challenge.