Throwing In The Towel
My heart is heavy. My chest is tight. My breathing is shallow. I’m okay. I’m just anxious. I’m going to read my devotional, the related scriptures, meditate… pray. And we’ll see where I land.
… He tells me that I’m crawling through the darkness of the world instead of looking at Him, the Light of the World. He reminds me that I’m supposed to be a light bearer.
I’m convicted, and I welcome it.
Now, more than ever, I need to not look so deeply into what is happening as though I’ll find truth, insight, and wisdom there. I need to see, yes, I want and need to know what is happening in the world, but that can’t be my compass. Ugh. It’s been my compass and I’m spinning inside myself because of it.
When I’m anxious, I say I’m anxious. But, what then? When I’m at peace, I need to acknowledge that, too. Say from where (from Whom) I get my peace. When you’re worried and stressed, you can’t be generous. I've learned this. And, I know that generosity is the purpose of having. Generosity is the purpose of abundance. I haven’t felt the abundance. I haven’t been generous. I haven’t been a light bearer.
Convicted, but not conflicted.
Throwing in the towel.
I’m committing to carrying this freedom, the promise that He’s never going to leave my side, so that I can disappear into His light. I need a vacation. I need a refuge. I need a break. I’m going to actively allow myself to go blind in the promise of His presence and I fully expect to be “transformed” in it.