I
love when God gives us little things to remind us that He is with us. This week
I have many God surprises.
The
first one was on the second day of school. I was reading the book Wimberley
Worried by Kevin Henkes. During the
story I asked my kids why we didn’t have to worry. One student answered because
we have God. This lead to more questions and the question of how we go to
Heaven. So this led me to ask them the question of how do we go to Heaven? Some
of the students answered with being good, listening, and obeying. I told them
those were all good things but none of those get us to go to Heaven. We talked
about the only way to go to Heaven was to ask Jesus to come into our hearts.
That he died on the cross and took all the bad things we do so that we could go
to Heaven and all we have to do is accept that gift and believe who he says he
is. Then we went back to reading our story.
The
second God surprise was Thursday night/ early morning. I have been trying to
decide what to speak about in chapel in two weeks. I must have been worrying
about it before I feel asleep and so I had a dream that I was speaking in chapel
and nothing was going right but I just started speaking on David and going and
then I woke up. At 1:07 in the morning, half asleep, I wrote down everything
that was in my mind. It was all about David and how he had to go in obedience,
faith, and knowing God was fighting the battle. How we have to go in obedience,
faith, and knowing will fight the battle when we complete the great commission.
God honestly gave me these words there is no way I would have come up with them
by myself.
It
amazes me that God’s little surprise reminds us to just talk to God and then
listen. When we do this we don’t worry so much and God takes care of it for us.
So often I can pray for things and not take the time to listen to what God is
telling me concerning what I prayed.
God
is working in my class and in my life even after the first week of school.
Continue to pray for my class of 17. Pray for the chapels that are coming up.
Pray for strength and confidence in all the rolls that the Lord has me in this
year.
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