Read Isaiah 6:1-8.
When
you have been touched by God – really, deeply touched by God – you are
eager to let others know. Isaiah came face-to-face with the realization that he
needed God’s touch, and he received it. And for him the transition was from
“Woe is me” to “Send me.” There is an old Bill Gaither song that uses this
imagery: “He touched me and oh the joy that floods my soul. Something happened,
and now I know. He touched and made me whole.”
How has God touched you?
During this time of crisis, I feel like the Lord is calling us even more to go out and spread the good news of life in Jesus. Because of my faith, I have such peace during this season that the Lord knows the plans and He will bring us through this. The timing of this season being right in the middle of Lent and upcoming Holy Week makes me feel even stronger about getting out the good word of Christ.
ReplyDeletePeople need Jesus more than ever before and we're about to celebrate the day that He gave everything for us. What a time to proclaim this good news!
Ever since my husband died, I've been so comforted by the fact that because we believe, this is not the end of the story, this world is not all there is. We are called to be in this world but not of it, a light instead of getting dragged down by the darkness.
ReplyDeleteEasier said than done some days, but I do believe these times are meant to mature and refine our faith, and get us to examine what we really believe our lives are all about.