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THANK YOU, Lord, for bearing my sickness and for setting me free. Thank You for your stripes by which I was healed. Thank You that I am redeemed from sin and sickness. Thank You for deliverance, both for my spirit and for my body. I believe it, and I praise You for it. AMEN. ---- ###
And His timing is always perfect. While I was waiting, God was preparing me with new life experiences, new perspectives, new understanding of Him, and new connections with others. And He wove all those together in a way that far exceeded what I had envisioned. Isn’t that just like Him? He knows what He wants to accomplish in and through us, but we must learn to draw close to Him, listen to Him, commit the desires of our heart to Him, and then wait in Him with trust and expectancy as He works in our lives according to His plans. And while we may not understand what He’s doing, His plans are always for our good. This experience gave me a fresh reminder of a promise that has often served as a guiding light for me. “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make your paths straight” (Proverbs 3:5-6)
And His timing is always perfect. While I was waiting, God was preparing me with new life experiences, new perspectives, new understanding of Him, and new connections with others. And He wove all those together in a way that far exceeded what I had envisioned. Isn’t that just like Him? He knows what He wants to accomplish in and through us, but we must learn to draw close to Him, listen to Him, commit the desires of our heart to Him, and then wait in Him with trust and expectancy as He works in our lives according to His plans. And while we may not understand what He’s doing, His plans are always for our good. This experience gave me a fresh reminder of a promise that has often served as a guiding light for me. “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make your paths straight” (Proverbs 3:5-6)
