When people talk about the gifts that God has given them, I have
constantly wondered, what is mine? I
contemplated this for many years and one day, I thought to myself the only
thing that I somewhat do well is run my mouth. If
you know me, you know I’m a talker and have been since I was born. In fact, I’m pretty sure my first breath wasn’t
a breath at all but a word spoken that no one understood at the time! I ABSOLUTELY LOVE MY WORDS! So, maybe that is my gift? The “gift of gab” (if that’s truly a gift) has
not always been used to promote happiness or understanding, and at times has
been very venomous and spiteful. I know,
that sounds so horrible but it’s the honest truth. Now, as far as what I’m
supposed to do with this “gift”, I am left a little lost, so for now, I will continue
to pray about that. BUT, that’s beside
the point of this post, so let me get back to it.
With me glowing in my love of my words, it happens that
lately, I have found my thoughts senseless and completely jumbled inside of my
head. The words are there, but nothing seems to come out. It’s like I can almost touch them but I can’t
speak or type them. My lover, Language, has
been my best friend for years and now wants to pack his bags and leave? What am I to do without my words? Then, it
finally dawns on me…maybe...just maybe, I’m not supposed to DO anything! That this is God’s way of saying, “There is
nothing you need to say or do, but trust ME!
I am handling this.” It’s like
He had taped my mouth shut and blocked my mind so that I didn’t interfere with
His work because He knew the words that I wanted to use and they were not loving or kind, or even polite.
What's the moral of my epiphany: When God starts to work and we step in the
way and try to do things on our own, we are interfering in business that we
have no business interfering in! So sometimes, if the words don't seem to come so fluidly to you, there is a reason for that. Trust in the silence because God's plan is bigger than any of the words that I love so dearly!
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