Snow & Trust
It’s snowing. Again. I’m really, really trying to work up some excitement for this. I mean, after all, I have a stack of videos from the library, plenty of good books I never have time to read, and of course, there’s always working on the taxes (fun, no ~ but spending the refund might be!). So why am I NOT happy about this interruption to my week? I’m really struggling with the potential feeling of being trapped ~ really, of not being in control. I like to be in control. Realistically, don’t we all? And yet, we’re really not ever COMPLETELY in control. We think we are. But truly, only God is really, really in control. We can make plans, we can have dreams, we can think we know what tomorrow holds ~ but that can all change in an instant. I’ve been sensing that a lot lately. I don’t like it. Not one, tiny little bit. And I guess THAT comes down to TRUST. Also not one of my strong points. But Proverbs 3:5-6 makes it pretty clear: ”Trust God from the bottom of your heart; don’t try to figure out everything on your own. Listen for God’s voice in everything you do, everywhere you go; He’s the one who will keep you on track.” (The Message) We serve a God who loves us, who cares for us, who literally numbers every hair on our heads (even as they seem to falling out these days)… so why is it SO hard to trust in His love and goodness? Something to ponder on this snowing winter day!


