By Debra DuPree Williams @DDuPreeWilliams
You know those
moments when something seems so wonderful that we can hardly believe it’s
happening to us? But at the same time, you get this feeling in the pit of your
stomach, a voice in your spirit that’s telling you this isn’t for you?
Listen to that
voice.
That’s God.
I’ve recently had
two such moments. One thing was inconsequential in the scope of my life, still,
had I listened to those gut feelings, the red flags waving in the distance, I
would have saved myself and another person a slight headache.
The second thing
is big. I mean it could be very big. It could change my life, and
it could potentially change the lives of many others. But, right now, I don’t
feel comfortable with it. At this point, I’m still in a wait and see mode while
I wait on God to bring me clarity.
Have you had
those moments? I’ve had more than my share.
Choices
I think back on
my life at choices I made in which I knew God was sitting there, on His throne,
shaking His head. He probably had His head in His hands. Now, I don’t presume
to say I know the mind of God, but I know some of my choices were definitely
not the ones He would have had me make. Free will at work here, y’all.
God’s pretty
clear about what He expects of us. He gave us the best instruction book ever.
Yes, I’m speaking of the Bible. I Corinthians 14:33 says God isn’t a God of
confusion but of peace. (NASB)
Well, I didn’t
feel peace about that little thing, but I did it anyway. I should have
listened. I didn’t. So many times, I should have listened, and I didn’t.
Peace and Wisdom
And the big
thing? At this moment, I don’t have peace about it. But knowing it could
possibly impact the lives of many people in a positive way has me praying for clarity.
And wisdom. James 1:5 says: But if any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of
God, who gives to all men generously and without reproach, and it will be given
to him. (NASB)
For certain, God
will have the final say in this matter. I will either gain a sense of peace
about it, or I will walk away. I trust Him.
Do you listen to
that Still Small Voice when you hear it? Share your experience with us.
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