Yup it’s all about perspective. As far as Lil Ricky was concerned from
her point of view we had a big blizzard over the weekend. She didn’t see any weather man reports and
she sure wasn’t disappointed in the amount of snow we had.
That is what was going
through my mind as I watched her having a blast dashing through the snow.
I have been finding many days grief tries to make me think life and
living is behind me. Just because it isn’t what I expected it to be, and that I will
never enjoy it like I have in the past. But when I turn my perspective to life
is not behind me but is in front of me. I find a great peace. Fortunately our circumstances don’t dictate
the future. And the more I look to God
and the word I find He saves the best for last.
Even though right now my life and wonderful marriage to my sweet Richard
feels like it had to be the pinnacle of my life. I fight not to succumb to that
thought. Not that any part of me can even imagine anything else giving me as
much joy or even more... but because I have to believe GOD SAVES THE BEST FOR
LAST! So whatever that is I don’t know
but I know when I keep my perspective there I find an excitement well up in me.
And I sense the Lord and Richard smiling down every time I allow that anticipation
to flood my soul.
And the LORD blessed the latter days of Job more than his beginning…
Job 42:12
I found this song AFTER I wrote this blog when I was looking up that scripture.
This is spoken at (3:31) in this song….love, love, love it!
Now lift up your hands all over this building. And receive
the word of the Lord. You may
have come through some situations
and circumstances. Look at me
for a minute. How many of you
know that the Bible declares that the end of a thing is better than
the beginning of a thing. God
knows the end from the beginning,
and God promises that the glory of the latter house shall be greater
than the glory of the former house.
I just want to take a moment
right now and minister to those of you that have been through
something, and the enemy has lied to you, and told you that the
best is behind you. I’ve come
to call the devil a liar, and say that
the best is in front of you, that your latter will be greater, that
you
haven’t seen anything yet.
Your best days, and your blessed days,
they are ahead of you. That
your problems don’t equal your
promises. The Devil’s “no”
cannot compete with God’s “yes.”
Sing the best is yet to come!