Tuesday... Let me introduce you . . .

Tuesday... Let me introduce you is something we all need to have done.

We have been in this time of pandemic for a year. And we have changed, haven't we? Who we are in times of normal is different from times of trouble. We are either bitter or better. It is all depends upon how we have responded to what we have gone through. Are you in anyway surprised at how you have responded? Do we need to be introduced to the new us?

Now the same can be said of our view of God. If we have become bitter then our view of God has probably changed and that for sure has affected our view of what we have been going through and who we have become.

Well, there is a verse in Psalm 46 that tells us what we can do if we really want to know who God really is. Verse 10 (AMP) says, "Be still and know (recognize, understand) that I am God." So we need to stop and be quiet and think and be introduced to the real God.

Think back on what has happened in your life in these 12 months. Can you see God in there? Can you see His hand on you? His strength in you, His love for you? Or are you angry and bitter and disappointed and still afraid? Have you maybe viewed yourself as God? Maybe you have become judgmental and deeply frustrated? Well let me introduce you to the real God?

He has been with you through all of this and He wants to help you in seeing that. He wants to help you recognize who He is in the pandemic and He wants to help you understand how He has been working and moving and leading and strengthening. Let's just be still and know who God is and how much He loves us.

So, "Be still and know (recognize, understand) that I am God" and see what a difference that will make in how you view who you are and what your life is all about. Let me introduce you to the real God. Yes, yes! #todaysbeginning

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