Monday, February 11, 2019

"There It Is The Sunshine I Needed Today"

        The sun is coming up this morning. but best of all I can see it. 2-11-2019 Perryton, TX
 

This morning I am feeling so blessed after two days of worrying about the condition of my baby sister. She has been in ICU for several days, but this morning she will be moved to a room. She has some problems, but needs more test made to find out what they are. I am positive God has answered our prayers, and will let her go home soon. I thank everyone who prayed for her. She is a person like everyone has heard about, “too good for their own good.” But in the end God remembers these good people, and heals their bodies when they get sick. There is another special person in my life who has been given the same miraculous healing as my sister. They also gave everything they had to others who weren't deserving of it. But when death knocked on their door, God sent it away. Now they are a living example of God's rewarding, healing power. There was no sunshine, literally, for me the past day or two, but this morning the sun is rising fast. I posted a picture of it's beauty. I'll be walking, and talking, in the sunlight all day today. I'm so glad I don't get taken to the wood shed every time I make a mistake. God just takes the sunshine away from me for awhile. He knows I am not perfect, and only corrects me in a mild kind of way. He never forgets my past deeds of “doing unto others as I would have them do unto me.”


I am looking forward to many more years of joy, peace, and happiness. They always follow a terrible storm. I don't like storms, but they will come because they are part of God's creation. He won't stop the storms, but He will protect us from all harm. Woe be to those whom don't believe. They may not die, but they will suffer fear, and doubt much longer. They will feel the guilt of their mistakes much longer. I would describe myself of being in a mild kind of storm at this time. One day I am feeling positive, the next day I am feeling negative. Then I receive a signal of danger, that makes me call upon the Conductor for more guidance. He assures me I am going the right direction, and asks, “why did you doubt in the first place?” I have to answer, “I don't know Lord. Maybe it's because I'm getting old.” I feel safe, but I would rather feel certain. I believe I will have to continue to battle this mild storm, and just hope it doesn't get more fierce. I trust I will continue to move on even though I may have to move by faith for a time. There is always a safe landing somewhere ahead. My sailing is slow at this time, but I truly believe it will speed up in the near future. I can almost feel a shout right now.


God Bless
Myrtle Jean Sharp

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