Tuesday,
August 20, 2013 (8:15 a.m.)
Loving
Father God,
This morning I want to talk to You about the importance of having an
action plan. We've been taking some health classes and it keeps
getting mentioned. Never have I witnessed a better example of having
a plan of action and putting it into practice than I did yesterday.
Driving
home from a very nice time away, the good driver that the husband is
saw a horrific accident take place right in front of him. He stayed
calm. Didn't over react. Took appropriate action. He put on the
flashers, slowed down, changed lanes, accessed the situation and
drove on. Safely. Why? Because he had been properly trained and
practices good driving habits.
Father,
thank You for the action plans of others yesterday. As we approached
the scene, some (witnesses I presume) had pulled safely to the right
side of the highway. One very young man stood ahead of his vehicle
calmly directing traffic into the slower speed lanes. Various people
had approached the overturned van with helpful intentions.
Blessed
God, thank You for such a reminder of the good of humanity. The
kindness of strangers willing to stop and be helpful. Tears fill my
eyes once more just thinking about it.
Father,
thank You that even the idea of having an action plan I get to bring
back to Your Word. Directed to read in second Corinthians again this
morning, I get to learn what You have to say about the choices we
have every single moment of our lives here on earth. Our life with
You is not just happenstance. We must admit our powerlessness in
helpless situations and come to You for help.
That is
exactly why I am before You again this morning! Confessing that
change is not easy. Asking that these habits that die so hard would
be replaced by healthy, positive traits. I look to You, Your Word and
the power of Your Holy Spirit for the confidence and motivation to
set up an action plan that will bring glory and honor to Your most
holy name.
Father God,
I love You and I truly long to serve You well. Work in and through me
this day to that end. Thank You for ALL You do on our behalf. I love
You. Thank You. Amen.
(389
words ~ 9:09 a.m.)
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