The theme for this weekend was "Your Story Matters". We talked about countless women in the bible that are examples of how there story impacted so many, but I think sometimes in this day and age we think that our story is so small and insignificant. That our lives can't possibly change an entire nation like Esther's did. That our choices and our decisions can't waver a decision like Abigail's.
Over the last year my life and many many people's lives
around me have been in constant change and chaos. Everything we thought was
stable was flipped over and our surroundings shattered. Now I don't know about
you but I am NOT a fan of change. Especially when something rocks my world in
such a dramatic fashion that everything I've known is gone in an instant. But
as I have been in the middle of this I feel God tugging at my heart reminding
me that His plan and His purpose will be fulfilled and that even in the midst
of uncertainty He is here with me. That this change is allowing Him to show me
new gifts that He wants me to use and unveiling more of His perfect plan for
me.
When I made the choice to attend this conference I knew
it was called "Thrive". What I didn't realize, until closer, that it
was about our story and how it matters. I have been journaling my whole life
and as I look back at previous entries I can see that my story does matter and
that God has already fulfilled some of the desires and dreams of my heart. My
prayer over this weekend was that God would continue to pour out His spirit on
me and that I would completely humble myself before Him so I can live out the
calling He has placed on my life fully.
I don't know any of your stories, but I do want you to
know that God sees you and He knows your hurts. He sees your dreams and knows
your desires. He has amazing plans for you and your story DOES matter. That one
day you will look back and see the purpose and the plan that unfolded. If there
is anything I can be praying for you about please know that I would love to
storm the gates of heaven for you because you and your story matter.
~Krista
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