Monday, March 9, 2015

Fear Not

All of God’s creation is amazing. So much of what we learn and observe from his artistic hand of wisdom is awe inspiring and draws us to him. I love to watch people, to hear their laughter and interaction with one another. It fascinates me to experience the unique reactions of people who experience the same event. When my journey connects with others I consider my life gifted and enriched, an investment if you will. Some people greatly enhance my life while others challenge me, but I am never the same because each life that touches my life changes who I am.

 I’m also in love with the ever changing process of life. When we are young our lives are shaped and molded by our parents, family members; teachers and guardians. When we become adults we live according to the training from those who have influenced us. Opinions and life styles are formed by our experiences and choices we make. When we get older we become frail, our manageable world is reduced with similarities of when we were children. We become dependent on family members and guardians to make provision for the things we can’t do for ourselves any longer.

 Here is the best part of the journey we all share. The steadfast anchor for everyone of us. The only choice that never changes for every person is the eternal Father heart of God and the opportunity for us to know his love through his son. His heart toward us never changes regardless of our age, its our understanding of his love that changes.

 In the darkness of our room at 5 years old, the uncertainty of youthful relationships at 18, the call from the doctor with the life changing diagnosis at 55 or the devastating loss of death of a lifelong partner at 65. The words “Fear Not” from the Father heart of God are always placed strategically and become the only words that can calm the confusion and pain. Because they are from the living heart of God who knows the deepest part of who we are.

He sees us as the apple of his eye.
Nothing can take that from our relationship with him.


At any age.