Sara, you’re so beautiful. Thank you for the encouraging post. “Bye bye Satan. Toodaloo. You can’t own me. Christ does.”
That was perfect. Because our Jesus is.
Today I was singing in church and I saw an older couple singing “So I’ll stand with arms high and heart abandoned in awe of the One who gave it all.” They had their arms around each other and their arms raised, praising Jesus. Stunningly beautiful. I want that. I want my Jesus.
Humble confidence in Christ. I speak for both of us when I say I think that’s all we want our aim to be.
Well, Sara dear, I could write for hours. It is therapeutic. I’m going to write a book one day.
Aaaaaaall the other kids with the pumped up kicks. Sorry. I’m listening to that song.
I know who I want to be now. I can feel its surge rise.
I want to be free. The taste of perfection. But just a taste. The rest will come later-in the Kingdom awaiting my heart. I want to be owned by freedom. The taste of Christ in the forefront of my mind. The Word pumping the air I breathe. My soul is in dire need of the knowledge of His Word. This is my new milestone in the divine relationship with Jesus.
I’ve come to the recognition that I’m selfish, prideful, ugly. I mean, just look at all my posts on this thing. How many times is its focus on me? My mom, dad, brother, friends, and family need the touch of redemption. Am I allowing Jesus to use me in that touch? No. No I’m not. There are no excuses. Just my fear and pride. Oh, how I pray I would be purged of my pride and foolishness.
Somehow my need for Christ rises peace. Let the peace rise.
I love you, Sarita. I will be with you in a week! I can’t wait.
Aaaaaaalllllllll the other kids with the pumped up kicks better run.
I don’t want to be perfect. If I was, I wouldn’t need Jesus. And oh, how I want Him more than anything or anyone.
“What are days for? Days are where we live. They come, they wake us time and time over. They are to be happy in: where can we live but days? Ah, solving that question brings the priest and the doctor in their long coats running over the fields.”
I’m in perfect need of Jesus. I want to forever draw closer to Him, never losing this perfect need.
And I’m still full of pride. Purge it out of me, Christ Jesus.