As a new believer
in Christ, it can be quite challenging trying to navigate this new path we find
ourselves on. Where we once relied on
our own strength of mind and will, now we are taught to rely on God’s guidance
as we make daily decisions for our lives. Sometimes it feels as if we are
stumbling around in the dark.
Not to worry
though! All that is required is one baby
step of faith at a time. After all, we were
brave enough to trust Him with our eternity so our day to day should be a walk
in the park. Right? As scary as that
first step on this new path may be we don’t have to be anxious.
Why not? Because,
according to Psalms 32:8, God tells us “I will instruct you in the way that you
should go; I will guide you with My eye.” Wow! That’s a powerful word! Do we
really get what’s being said here? Let me reiterate. The God who made Heaven and Earth just said
to me “…I will guide you with My eye.”
If and when we
decide to let the Lord lead us we find that there is no need even for course
correcting. He knows exactly where He is
going. He is guiding us according to
what He sees, not what we see with our limited and often impaired vision. This means the pressure is off of us
completely! Hallelujah!
On His path there is never a reason for
regret, shame, or sorrow of any kind, but instead safety, prosperity, and
ensured victory! Oh, there may be an
obstacle or two but He is with us and for us so our success is assured.
Let’s remember
this week as we go about our day to day, that if we let Him guide us with His
eye…keeping Him first and trusting His leadership, that no matter what happens,
we are safe and secure in Him. We don’t
have to trust our eyes. His vision is a perfect 20/20!
More food
for thought…
Why is it
so difficult to trust God?
I think part of
the reason it is so difficult is because we get that Jesus died to save mankind
as a whole but somehow it is lost on us that He died for me and He died for you
individually. Our moment of accepting
Christ was personal yet after this acceptance we tend to keep God at arm’s
length. How can we learn to trust anyone
at arm’s length? Trust is built through
experiences over time with Him that can only come through consistent
fellowship.
Let’s keep Him close!
Draw near to God and He will draw near to you…
James 4:8
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