I’ve been able to interact with the Lord throughout the day. I didn’t ask for it. I didn’t even try.
The sweet thing about today was that I didn’t have to try.
For Easter, I went with my family to a place that I put behind me years ago. There was nothing wrong with the place, it was just a place I didn’t care to be anymore. I have a new home now and because of that, this place had also been replaced. But as I was sitting there with my family today, I really felt God being to start something up in me. I began to look at people around me, people I didn’t know, some I hadn’t seen before, and get the Lord’s heart for them. I got prophetic insights and the Father’s love over random people. I began to feel the authority of a son rise up – something that doesn’t happen often in Tulsa. He began to tell me that he knows the things people are struggling with, he knows their pains and sorrows as well as their joys and strengths.
I don’t think anyone is surprised to hear about God loving people anymore. Most people get that. But it’s just God showing up in a place I hadn’t seen him show up before, or at least in a long time, that got me. I had stopped looking for God here. For some reason.
The rest of the day was similar. God kept showing up in little, subtle ways throughout the day. From my car ride to Norman to having full, lengthy conversations with Him and even healing Jill’s head, He was all over the place.
Good thing Jesus rose.
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