Father, I praise you for the way you move in my life. How you beautifully orchestrate the most intricate details. Your timing is always perfect, even when it seems to me to be slow. You weave your will in a delicate array of paths, words, people, struggle, joy, and celebration in a magnificent way that can only be recognized as your handiwork. Father, I am grateful for the care you take to make my life your masterpiece. May you continue to move mightily to change my heart and complete the good work you've begun in me. You are the resurrection and the life and the glory belongs to you. Amen.
Joshua 4:6 to serve as a sign among you. In the future, when your children ask you, 'What do these stones mean?' I realize this is a very fragmented verse, but go with it. This got me to thinking. What are the stones in my life that serve as signs of God's work in my life? I am not a big fan of material items because I don't really care about stuff. It's just that, stuff. So, I've had to think a little harder about this. The obvious sign of God's current work is the tennis bracelet I wear in memory of Mom. Other obvious signs that might include my Bible, Dalton's grandmother's wedding ring, and my wedding ring. However, if I think of the things in my life that are the most evident of God's work, it would be the stories of the different journeys God and I have been on together. The story of how I got my current job and the multitude of "God things" that surrounded that moment. The story of a college friend telling me, "...
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