'The Lord Sat Enthroned at the Flood'
Psalm 29:10 is the latest verse that has come off the page and grabbed my heart. I never saw it before in my life.
"The Lord sat enthroned at the flood." What it says to me is God knows everything, has always known everything, about everything, about you, about me.So we can rest. Of course, we have to tell others about the truth of God's word. Because the one who steals and kills and destroys has blinded them. I pray God will open their eyes and draw them.
In Genesis, God says he was sorry he had created people because of all the evil they were doing. This verse says to me God knew what he was doing, and the whole time people were being destroyed, God was sitting on his throne.No surprises, no crises. Ever.
Today I don't feel well, am not inspired and would rather be home in bed. But I had to come to the library and listen to something online. So here I am. I'm having chills it's so cold in here.
I just know that I need God. I wish everybody did. I pray to be able to communicate better the truth God wants to impart. Meahwhile, he teaches me.
I'm reading "Waking the Dead" by John Eldredge. Part of it is about warfare. About how we're in a war with principalities and powers and as Christians we have to do spiritual warfare. This seems to be new to some people. I'm feeling it today and for the past few days. Just a barrage of nastiness, culminating in feeling sick.
I have pled the blood and claimed that I was healed by the stripes of Jesus, and I believe it. I just don't feel great yet.
A friend of mine from high school actually asked me to quit sending her "religious" posts on Facebook. That's never happened... And the grade school boyfriend and I have not worked out. I'm feeling guilty for telling him the things I told him, but I had to tell him:
I don't trust you, you messed up, you're not safe, and more. Kind of sad, but I don't want to talk to him, I really don't. Of course, the enemy has been attacking me about it, but I can't help it.
Psalm 29 is about the voice of the Lord. That's what I want to hear.
"The voice of the Lord breaks the cedars, Yes,the Lord splinters the cedars of Lebanon. He makes the malso skip like a calf, Lebanon and sirion like a young wild ox. The voice of the Lord divides the flames of fire." Psalm 29:5-7.
Well, I hope you'll read psalm 29 and see what you get out of it. Or just seek the Lord for some special nugget especially for you. The Lord has gifts for all of us, if we will just come.
"The Lord sat enthroned at the flood." What it says to me is God knows everything, has always known everything, about everything, about you, about me.So we can rest. Of course, we have to tell others about the truth of God's word. Because the one who steals and kills and destroys has blinded them. I pray God will open their eyes and draw them.
In Genesis, God says he was sorry he had created people because of all the evil they were doing. This verse says to me God knew what he was doing, and the whole time people were being destroyed, God was sitting on his throne.No surprises, no crises. Ever.
Today I don't feel well, am not inspired and would rather be home in bed. But I had to come to the library and listen to something online. So here I am. I'm having chills it's so cold in here.
I just know that I need God. I wish everybody did. I pray to be able to communicate better the truth God wants to impart. Meahwhile, he teaches me.
I'm reading "Waking the Dead" by John Eldredge. Part of it is about warfare. About how we're in a war with principalities and powers and as Christians we have to do spiritual warfare. This seems to be new to some people. I'm feeling it today and for the past few days. Just a barrage of nastiness, culminating in feeling sick.
I have pled the blood and claimed that I was healed by the stripes of Jesus, and I believe it. I just don't feel great yet.
A friend of mine from high school actually asked me to quit sending her "religious" posts on Facebook. That's never happened... And the grade school boyfriend and I have not worked out. I'm feeling guilty for telling him the things I told him, but I had to tell him:
I don't trust you, you messed up, you're not safe, and more. Kind of sad, but I don't want to talk to him, I really don't. Of course, the enemy has been attacking me about it, but I can't help it.
Psalm 29 is about the voice of the Lord. That's what I want to hear.
"The voice of the Lord breaks the cedars, Yes,the Lord splinters the cedars of Lebanon. He makes the malso skip like a calf, Lebanon and sirion like a young wild ox. The voice of the Lord divides the flames of fire." Psalm 29:5-7.
Well, I hope you'll read psalm 29 and see what you get out of it. Or just seek the Lord for some special nugget especially for you. The Lord has gifts for all of us, if we will just come.
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