Remember to Remember

Remember to Remember

O, Snap! I came across this in my morning readings, and it made me sit up and take inventory of how I move through my days. It made me more aware of the opportunity we all have to embrace more empowered lives. “We often choose to face life’s issues and circumstances in exactly the same way as someone without the Spirit of God.  We worry, strive, and grieve no differently than unbelievers. While it is true that we are humans like everyone else, it is also true that we are humans with the Spirit of God dwelling in us. Yet, whether consciously or not, we essentially say to God, “I know You raised Christ from the dead; but the fact is, my problems are just too much for You and I need to deal with them by myself.

“ ...Perhaps what you need is wisdom to know which decision to make. Or courage to do the right thing, even though you might lose your job. Or maybe you need love because you feel alone. Or do you want people with a similar vision to journey with and support you along the way. Whatever you need, the point is that God is aware of  your circumstances, and he knows what you really need. He is able to bring these things, people, and circumstances into your life.

"... God desires to do more than “help out “a bit. He wants to completely transform us. He wants to take a timid heart and set it ablaze with strength and courage, so much so that people know something supernatural has taken place—life change just as miraculous as fire coming down from heaven.”

Francis Chan, Forgotten God.

This made me aware of how often I live like a person without the power of the Spirit of God dwelling inside of me.  I wring my hands in wasted worry, because I think I have to solve my problems myself.  I actually forget to call on the Holy Spirit for help!  Now I can forget my password, and my mother’s maiden name; I can forget my driver’s license number, and even where I parked my car.  But it is really lame to forget that the Spirit of the Creator of the Universe dwells inside of me and can get me through anything.  So I have decided to remember to remember. How about you?

Lovin’ Jesus~

Linda Newton, 

Empowerment Educator

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