These are a few of the books that I read the first thing in the morning and last thing before going to sleep at night. They make for a better rest.
After trying many tangible things, I have learned to put my full trust and security in a God that I cannot see. The funny thing is, that the more I do this, the more He helps me to see clearly.
When I’m in pain I cry out to Him. The times when I have been feeling anxious or depress, I try to picture myself as the woman with the issue of blood, reaching out and touching the hem of Jesus’ garment, and in these times His Holy Spirit is a comfort to me. I would love for others to experience this security, but it comes by taking a leap of faith, which I’ve found that many are not willing to take.
Don’t get me wrong, while I may live in a house and have a security alarm, my security in Jesus is of much greater worth, because I know that if I live or if I die, or if I lose everything around me, I still want to remain secure in Him.
The Word of God is a daily must for me. Coupled with prayer it puts me in touch with the only real source of security in the universe.
Amen….Its the best way to face each day!!
Amen!
GOD really does give us the security we desire…if we only will receive it ! I’m so glad to see that you are immersing yourself in HIS Word !
Thank you. I find I function much better when I’m connected to God through His word. He really does give me the strength to face whatever trial I may be going through at that time.
Good choices. I went a similar way this week and was interested to see that others have, too. 🙂
janet
The only real Security for this world!!
This is beautiful. Thank you for sharing your love of the bible, and your faith in Jesus. Funny, I was in an Easter spiritual retreat, and we spoke about how what healed the woman who touched the Christ’s garment was her faith. <3 And how beautiful to read it again in your blog. Thanks for visiting Forgiving Connects. Lovely to meet you. ~Debbie
Thank you so much for stopping by….yes, it’s so true what the bible says about faith. We just need as much faith the size of a mustard seed. Lovely also to meet you.