May 27, 2024
No other choice
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I realized that despite praying for healing, I wasn’t seeing myself as worthy of healing.
The naturalness of going to church had been tamped down, and not only did I no longer feel the impulse to go, but I felt a desire not to.
Institutional work has taught me the importance of loving myself—seeing myself as God sees me—so that I can freely love others and be available to serve God in the way He points out.
What connects us, one to another?
It is the unity of Spirit—
One fellowship for all mankind …
It is the unity of Spirit—
One fellowship for all mankind …
As I thought about my teammates, I had to bring into focus in my thinking God’s consciousness of their identities as His purely spiritual expression. I had to fill my thoughts about them with how they were known in Truth and embraced by Love.
I turned to prayer and let go of how I wanted things to turn out, instead trusting God with every aspect of my life.
As I thought deeply about these ideas, various neck, shoulder, and back pains I had been feeling up until that moment completely dissolved. I hadn’t even realized that I had been so tense. I was able to sit up taller with ease, as if a weight had been lifted off of me.
The overriding thought that kept coming to me was that faithfully fulfilling my responsibility would lead to healing.
Over the next three or four days, the pain in my mouth lessened before disappearing completely. During the event, all I could see was abundant, genuine love expressed among all those attending.
Biblical prophets often described themselves as watchmen—discerning God’s Word and watching over His people.
