This morning’s commute
was no exception. The limited visibility on the road was cumbersome. The
fog kept me from seeing things around me as I struggled to stay on the road.
“Show me something God,” was the customary thought of the morning. After a few minutes, I made it out to the main road and noticed His handiwork. The
six-lane straightaway that I was now on was completely clear. All lanes were
visible. But this thick fog held fast to both sides of the road as if it were a
wall - blocking out everything beyond the road. Nothing was visible off the
roadway. All I could see was the road that I was on.
Jesus certainly made
the fog. He also used it in the Bible to speak to people. This morning’s lesson
was simple for me. Sometimes He hides things from us; things that we might
actually want to see. Other times He hides things that we may not even know are
there; keeping them from distracting us from life’s road ahead. His plan for
our lives is guided with perfection. His Word is the compass to life and it is
powerful. It enwraps us as it gets down between the tightest parts of our lives and exposes our
intensions.
When life seems to be
hiding things from us, we should remember that the control emanates from the
Word of God – the person of Christ Jesus. He is at work in our lives. He is in
charge. And He reveals the way we should go. Stay close to Him with a quiet
mind and a meek heart and your spirit will hear what His Spirit has to say. He
will guide you along the way. And as you follow Him; your soul will be at peace
– no matter what may be ahead!
“For the word of God is alive and powerful.
It is sharper than the sharpest two-edged sword, cutting between soul and
spirit, between joint and marrow. It exposes our innermost thoughts and
desires. Nothing in all creation is hidden from God. Everything is naked and
exposed before his eyes, and he is the one to whom we are accountable.” ---
Hebrews 4:12-13 (NLT)
Also read Judges Chapter 6 (specifically vs. 33-40)
for an Old Testament account of God’s morning fog (dew) in action in the life
of Gideon.
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