That was when the Spirit impressed upon me 2 Corinthians
3:18. Paul wrote that “all of us who have had the veil removed can see and
reflect the glory of the Lord. And the
Lord—who is the Spirit—makes us more and more like Him as we are changed into His glorious image.” (NLT—italics mine)
As we seek the Lord’s face and spend time beholding Him in
His Word and prayer, the patterns of our hearts and minds begin to resemble His
heart and mind, “from glory to glory,” as the NKJ puts it. We are changed.
We are changed because God’s Word causes us to know and focus on
the truth of Who He is.
We are changed because God grows bigger and bigger every day in our
mind’s eye, in our thinking.
We are changed because through prayer we are communing with the
Lover of our souls.
We are changed as our conversations with Him increase to
"without ceasing."
We are changed as we experience God’s specific answers to our
specific prayer requests.
We are changed because we grow in confidence that He cares about
the little things as well as the big.
We are changed as we discover, just like Hagar, that God SEES us
and He HEARS us—all the time.
We are changed…
Are you a mom feeling anxious and burdened? Are you losing
hope?
Let the Lord God change you.
Take your eyes off the world and put them on your Lord. Seek
the His mercy in prayer for your children and experience the life changing
power of the Lord, the King of Glory. He is our "Lord, strong and mighty, invincible in battle." (Psalm 24:8 TLB)
Phil Wickham wrote—
Who breaks the power of sin and darkness?
Whose love is mighty and so much
stronger?
The King of Glory, the King
above all kings!
Who shakes the whole earth with
holy thunder?
Who leaves us breathless in awe
and wonder?
The King of Glory, the King
above all kings!
Who brings our chaos back into order?
Who makes the orphan a son and
daughter?
The King of Glory, the King
above all kings!
Who rules the nations with truth
and justice?
Shines like the sun in all of
its brilliance?
The King of Glory, the King
above all kings!
This Is Amazing Grace,
by Phil Wickham
And the Lord will rescue me from all evil and take me safely into his
heavenly Kingdom.
To him be the glory forever and ever! Amen.
2 Timothy 4:18 (GNT)
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