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2006-12-15 - Oblivious on
Purpose
I've come a long way. I had to go to the car maintenance section, and if
I was really marriage-obsessed I would have taken the time to freshen up
my lipstick and straighten my hair. I was more concerned about the nail in
my car tire. For one moment, while I stayed in the waiting room, everything
was peaceful. Then I was told they could not patch the tire, and I should
take it back to the dealer, since the vehicle was still under warranty.
"See God," I said silently, "this is why I need a husband. What number is
that? The 987th reason?" God said, "I am here." How could I argue with that?
Next morning, I went to the dealer. Minor inconvenience, but now I have a
car safe to drive. Besides getting a working car tire, I learned to be encouraged
and not disappointed. Discouragement was trying to lurk its ugly head in
my direction, so I had to be strong and not acknowledge it.
"The LORD himself goes before you and will be with you;
he will never leave you nor forsake you. Do not be afraid; do not be
discouraged." Deuteronomy 31:8 NIV
Lord, I pray that I can enjoy my life and see all the
positive things around me. May I see this time as a season of preparation,
preparing me to be the spouse you designed me to be. Thank You, Lord that
I can spend this time learning more about You and me. In Jesus' name I pray,
Amen.
Lisa
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