It has been a rather lonely time for me. I have been in Papa’s
waiting room for over two years now. I have watched others in ministry flourish
and produce in ways that have only been a dream for me. Books written and
received, workshops planned and well-attended with beautiful outcomes,
relationships knit closer together—I have wanted all of these, and yet, I have
been sitting in the hallway waiting for the doors to open.
I have had prophecies spoken over me reminding me of my
leadership qualities, and yet, as of now, the only leading I’ve been able to do
is with the dog. And he’s not much of a follower!
I have been told that my words break barriers, but all I
have seen are broken-hearted people who shy away from me, even when I want to
be a support and a source of love and belonging.
I have a desire on my heart to provide financial abundance
in huge ways for others, yet each month, my checkbook manages to squeak by in
the black, but just barely.
None of this is how I want it to be, and yet, I sit waiting
and wondering if I missed the nudge to do something. It is my nature to make things happen, but
when I place my thoughts there, I’m reminded the time is not yet.
Lately, the prophecies I hear are how the doors are going to
open and the “suddenly’s” are going to happen.
It is so hard to not feel that I missed the train. I know that
is the voice from the father of lies, but this is truly the longest I have gone
in my life without some outcome that somehow makes me believe I have proof of
my worth. Isn’t that funny? I know in my
heart I don’t have to do a single thing to prove I deserve to breathe the air I
breathe, and yet, without adding a tally to my list of accomplishments, I feel
like I’ve wasted two entire years of my life.
Then today, the Holy Spirit told me to read Psalm 20:4: May he
give you the desire of your heart and make all your plans succeed. My
spirit stirred, and I distinctly heard that the time is now, so I allowed a
spring of hope to come to the surface once again.
I was then directed to Ephesians 3:12: In him and through faith in him we may approach God with freedom and
confidence.
I felt in the very core of my being that Papa is telling me
that now is the time for things to move again. I am so ready, and yet, I’m also
wanting to ensure I am free from the pangs of discouragement that have plagued
me on and off for all these months.
Believing for new friends to stand with me, and new open
doors to live out my destiny.
I’m ready!
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