FINDING THOSE QUIET, OPEN SPACES, WITH GOD

Luke 5:16 New King James Version
16 So He Himself often withdrew into the wilderness and prayed.

GOOD EVENING IN YESHUA MY DEAR FRIENDS!!!
I found this morning's passage of scripture very thought provoking, as well as getting my imagination going, because I'd love to know what the conversation was between Moses and God. What were they talking about? I also thought it was very interesting what Dr. Richard Swenson stated about needing room to breathe. Needing the freedom to think, and permission to heal. How we're living in a society right now where everything is instantaneous. You know we have social media, smartphones, Fitbits, electric cars, and all these awesome gadgets, but when it comes down to it as Swenson says, “we need some quiet, fertile “land” in life where we can rest in God and meet with Him. I think that's why the questions from this morning's devotional are really challenging my heart as well as getting me to think about how important it is to make sure I'm carving out time with God. Please read these questions carefully my friends, and I pray that God will speak to your heart through them.

Why do you need margin in your life?

How will you build some space into your schedule to spend time with God?

Tonight, my friends, I feel burdened of the Lord to share some things that God showed me from this morning scripture, through this vlog I’d like to share with all of you tonight, and I pray that what I share with you will encourage you to make God a priority in your life. Come join me in this vlog tonight my friends, and learn how to seek god in open spaces today! 😊

So, my friends, as I close this post with all of you tonight, I pray that you'll be able to seek out those “open spaces” with God. That you find those open, quiet spaces within the margins of life, where you can spend it in rest and in God's presence, that can help you find strength for every day. Remember as blogger Tammy Shondelmyer, states, “Margin allows you to spend time with God in His word, in prayer, in quiet. Margin gives you the ability to make more clear and appropriate decisions for you and your family. Margin allows time for you to respond to the unplanned opportunities God brings along without feeling guilty or overwhelmed.” Let's make it a point to seek God in open spaces today!

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HAVE A VERY BLESSED EVENING IN CHRIST JESUS!!!

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