Reflecting!

Good morning, Papa God! 

I am just sitting here … reflecting! Reflecting on all I have and all that I am because of You and all that is my inheritance reserved for me in heaven. You hold it all and me in Your hands. Help me bring every thought captive and in obedience to You. Living to please only You is my daily goal. You are the Center of it all so help me orbit my life around You. Even in the most difficult of circumstances, I know it is possible to rejoice in You, to have Your joy, to proclaim Your greatness and sufficiency. Fill my cup, Lord God! Fill me up to overflowing within my heart! Papa God, I want to be past the hurt; I want to laugh again! Be my joy deep within and overshadow the hurt. I come boldly to You throne of grace that I may obtain help in my time of need. I cry out to You, Papa God. You are with me. You are a lamp to my feet, and a light to my path. I rush each morning into Your arms. You are home for me. I bring You my needs in this moment and I rest in You. I know that however You answer, it is the very best for me. I am safe and secure in Your Presence, and so it is here that I rest.

My child,

I AM enough because I AM with you always! I AM sufficient! Lean into this knowledge you have of Me at this time, and trust Me to take care of you. You must choose to be joyful in Me, despite your circumstances. When you find yourself thinking endlessly about choices and situations, your focus is not on Me. It is on you and your problem-solving skills. Your brain kicks into high gear, and you look for solutions to your dilemmas. It’s okay to process thoughts about your life and the current dilemma, just do not become obsessive with it, and leave Me out of your thought process.  I know things seem confusing to you at this moment, but when you say that I am enough, walk out that proclamation in your life and trust Me. I AM always taking care of you, My child – in each and every situation.

(Hab.3:17-18; Col.2:3; Psa.199:105; 2 Cor.10:5; Deut.33:27; Psa.13:5; Heb.4:16; Micah 7:8; 1 Peter 1:3-5)