Be still
and know
I AM.
Know
I AM
and
be still.
Some weeks are more stressful than others.
Filled with more interruptions and unpleasant surprises.
That yet hold seeds of possibilities.
This has been one of those weeks.
Shhhhhhh,
The Lord will fight for you; you need only to be still. ~Exodus 14:14 (NIV)
He says, “Be still, and know that I am God;
I will be exalted among the nations,
I will be exalted in the earth.” ~Psalm 46:10 (NIV)
Spilling crumbs with Emily.
How I know of this – “interruptions and unpleasant surprises.
That yet hold seeds of possibilities.”
hope you don’t mind that I shot up a quick prayer.
God bless you and all of yours
I LOVE that you shot up a quick prayer, Craig.
Thanks for that and for your retweet. 🙂
I love this… the flowers are beautiful!
Thank you so much, Alida.
I like the angle you took here. It really makes me think of those interruptions as holding so much potential.
Hugs and blessings to you, friend. 🙂
That takes some discipline. 😉
Hugs to you back.
“That yet hold seeds of possibilities…” If you only knew the signifigance of what you just said. Here we go again…(Kleenex moments)
Oh dear . . .
Hi Sandy –
By being still, we say we trust Him. By being still, we wait expectantly for His next move. By being still, we rest aware that He is working behind the scenes.
Blessings,
Susan 🙂
Beautiful, Susan.
And BTW, I’m just going to get a second copy of that book. 😉
Being still quite a lot …
It’s a circle sometimes.
Loved this, Sandra. Hang in there.
Thanks, Billy!
Obviously we both like yellow tulips!
On stormy days think also of Mark 4:39 — “He got up, rebuked the wind and said to the waves, “Quiet! Be still!” Then the wind died down and it was completely calm.” Nothing is beyond His control.
BTW, you’ll find your name on my blog today. You might like to check it out. 🙂
Yippee! 😀
Hi Sandra. Just hopped over from my mom’s blog (careann.wordpress.com). (Oh, there she is, commenting right before me! lol)
Sorry for your difficult week, and yet, how good it is to recognize seeds of possibility — grace in the midst of it all.
Hi, Shari! So glad you came by! Right on your mom’s heels. 🙂
I always think about how seeds need darkness to germinate.