A few months ago I shared about how I found an old journal, accidentally. I opened it and was reminded of all God did in a short, three and a half year season.
Who I was before this season was completely different than how I was after. Before, I was shy, fearful and isolated. And then, God transformed me; through discipleship, prayer, worship and repentence.
I will forever be grateful for this season.
It was as if before I was blind, but now I can see.
After finding this journal, I wanted to share some of these short truths with you. So, I went through my lengthy journal and one by one, started gleening some of the daily questions, thoughts, and truths I penned down in this season.
I hope each one will bless you as much as they have blessed me. I find it best to read each one slowly, stop and really meditate on it. Life is not a sprint, it is a marathon.
Twenty more uncovered truths found from my lost journal:
- Can we believe, even when prayers are not answered like we want?
- One of the greatest gifts we can pass on to our children, is faith.
- Life is an exchange. Our sin for His righteousness. (More here)
- Can we say, we are willing to exchange it all for Him?
- Sarah’s womb took 25 years to produce fruit. Good fruit takes time. Don’t rush God.
- What God says you are, you are.
- What God says to do, we should do.
- We often want to give up just before we get around the next corner to what He has for us. Don’t give up!
- The consequences of decisions are not our responsibility. We are called simply to follow.
- Don’t hide in the back row trembling. There is safety where He calls.
- Boldness is not the same as pride.
- Never be satisfied, but always be content.
- Peter went from being a coward to an annointed apostle preaching in the streets. Only Jesus!
- You can be fearless and take risks when God is on your side.
- Miracles are never for ourselves.
- The hardest thing we find time to do is often the thing we NEED to be doing most.
- Find meaing in your name.
- What is the lie (the stronghold) you are believing?
- Can I consider everything in this world a loss, compared to Christ?
- Passionate people produce passionate people.
Do you agree with all of these statements? If so, why? If you want to read the previous posts on this topic, click on the links below.
