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I'm Sure the Lord was Laughing at Me
by Kathryn Neff Perry
Monday, January 9, 2017

Rated "G" by the Author.

       
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     I don't believe in coincidences......
For a Monday morning, the day didn't start out that unusual. However, when I sat down to read my Bible and several devotionals I had several distractions. I came back into the office, sat on the love seat, opened Jesus Calling (Young, 2013) and immediately felt blessed. It was exactly what I needed to hear this morning. It wasn't until I started looking up the Bible verses I realized I was on the wrong page, the right month, but the wrong day. I'm sure the Lord was laughing at me, because I smiled myself. It was exactly what I needed to hear. Slow down, enjoy the day, and don't worry about tomorrow. For the past few days I have been struggling, knowing my "vacation" is almost over. It will soon be time to go back to work, and start all the craziness and busyness (is that a word?) in my life. In fact, I have thought so much about "tomorrow" that I stopped enjoying today. One of the phrases my Grandmother used to repeat to me (often) was don't worry about tomorrow, it will have it's own problems. Really?! It wasn't until I became an adult that I realized how smart she was. And she was quoting scripture! Matthew 6:34 Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own (NIV).
I don't believe in coincidences. The fact that I was distracted enough to pick up my little devotional and read the wrong page was not an accident. It was a preface to what today's message was. And the last line on the page said, "Slow down, and enjoy the journey in My Presence" (Young).
Ok Lord, you have my full attention, and I am walking... Beside the still waters.......

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Reviewed by m j hollingshead 1/11/2017

lovely!!! enjoyed the read

Never stop writing !

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Reviewed by Richard Cederberg 1/10/2017
To be able to discern when, and how, the Most High is speaking to you is certainly indicative of relational maturity. In my personal experiences, time, struggles, being spirit-filled, daily prayer, and much scripture study encourages this. To sense that God is laughing at us is unique. A fun anecdote. Peace... r
Reviewed by Franklin Perry 1/9/2017
Kathy has a very unusual relationship with God. They talk all the time. She is the most devoted Christian I have ever met. I am sure that God finds her very amusing at times just as I do. She keeps me laughing all the time with her quick wit and charming behavior. I love her with all my heart.


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