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11:38 PM

Random Premeditated Letter

Posted by Candace |

Dear Jesus,


My past keeps having my heart for dinner and I don't know how to take it off of the menu. I'm having a hard time loving my neighbor. I don't quite understand turning the other cheek. How do I place my cares at your feet because I somehow keep ending up with it in my hands? Was forgiveness this hard for you too or is it just me? When will it be my turn? What am I doing with my life (I'd like to know this before my turn comes)? I would rather just not care but that is more than likely not in yours plans for me, so what do I do with my emotions in the meantime?

Do you like marshmellows and mustard too? Do you like the FOOTPRINTS poem? I do. Can I flip over a table like you did and not get in trouble for it? Everything that is overwhelming me at this moment, is this your yoke or mine? If mine, how do I get yours again? I need you to teach me to think like you. I need you to tell me I'm not a reject. I need you to teach me how to keep my joy. I need to know you more. Help me to believe what you say about me. I so desperately need my FATHER to sit with me and tell me everything will be ok. That my life is for a reason and no time has been wasted. I mean seriously God, did you know that I would be this bizarre when you made me? I can't see how you are never surprised...I'm ALWAYS surprised. Which of the qualities about me reminds you the most of yourself? You made me in your likeness and image...there has to be at least one!

Jesus, I'm quite frustrated. I know you've already been clued in. Please help.


Love You Forever,
Candace

1 comments:

Sean M. Watkins said...

"Your greatest weakness is God's greatest opportunity to work in your life." My mentor told me that a while back and I hate it, but it is true. That whole power made perfect in weakness. Again, hate it. I wish I could change so many things in the past, but truth be told, I wouldn't be the man that I am today without them. Beth Moore said in her book Get Out of That Pit, that for some people, "We are better healed than whole." I suspect that because you are as unique as you are, it could be said of you, too.
I appreciate your sharing and willingness to be so transparent. That shows great courage...even if it doesn't seem like it.

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