My friend Doug once said when he had a question about something spiritual, he would go to a secluded spot and pray to God he called "Dad." One night, being perplexed about a question, he gazed at the sky and asked for an answer. It was then a shooting star blazed across the sky, as if to tell him everything would be alright in the end.
What is you epiphany, or "Road to Damascus" moment? Did you have a question, or desire, that was overwhelming and you thought that there was no answer, only to have a response to it decidedly made? Maybe it was a question on the Bible; was it true. Or philosophical in nature. Whatever it was, was an answer given to you that, at least somewhat, answered your question?
Someday, all questions and needs will be answered, so we can use this time on this side of Eternity on earth to appreciate the Universe of wonders to answers left to be delivered. I love serving a God that gives us a quest to always keep learning more and using faith
to rely on.
What is you epiphany, or "Road to Damascus" moment? Did you have a question, or desire, that was overwhelming and you thought that there was no answer, only to have a response to it decidedly made? Maybe it was a question on the Bible; was it true. Or philosophical in nature. Whatever it was, was an answer given to you that, at least somewhat, answered your question?
Someday, all questions and needs will be answered, so we can use this time on this side of Eternity on earth to appreciate the Universe of wonders to answers left to be delivered. I love serving a God that gives us a quest to always keep learning more and using faith
to rely on.
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