Whatever it is that I do, allow it to Glorify You!
To the deepest ends of the ocean and beyond the highest peaks known to man, allow me to stand on my Faith and proclaim the goodness that is You, Father.
We tend to lead ourselves when we "think" that we know what is best for us. However, who knows better for what is Truly best for us, other than the guidance of the Holy Spirit?
Guidance means absolutely nothing when it is asked, yet we still choose to lead ourselves under the guise of our own guidance. Insulting at best, should we refuse to undress our own thoughts as opposed to adorning the garments of the Holy Spirit.
Oft times we sing along to our favorite songs without any corresponding thoughts to the words that wind up emanating from our very own lips. But when we put thought into what we are declaring, it brings about a new understanding that should compel us to "consider" what it is that we are saying, and sometimes even in the presence of others. Would we still sing along if we were to invoke that understanding?
The same holds true for invoking the guidance of the Holy Spirit. Before we come to the conclusion that guidance is Truly what we want, wouldn't it make sense to understand that what we are asking and seeking is within the Will of the Father and once we commit ourselves unto our own requests, that we should accept it for what it Truly means to us? Who and or what knows better than us, what is best for us?
Before you lead yourself into a full demonstration of your memorization of your favorite tune, familiarize yourself with what you are saying. It might serve as practice for what you wind up declaring, "Spirit Lead Me."
You will be lead, but it is all for naught, should you refuse to follow.
See God in all that you experience and do. Be not afraid of the unknown when the Holy Spirit leads you. It knows best, and He knows better for the Life of expectancy that has been designed specifically for you.
With that being said, "Spirit Lead Me."
God, Love, And Smile Always!
Corey A. Ford
To the deepest ends of the ocean and beyond the highest peaks known to man, allow me to stand on my Faith and proclaim the goodness that is You, Father.
We tend to lead ourselves when we "think" that we know what is best for us. However, who knows better for what is Truly best for us, other than the guidance of the Holy Spirit?
Guidance means absolutely nothing when it is asked, yet we still choose to lead ourselves under the guise of our own guidance. Insulting at best, should we refuse to undress our own thoughts as opposed to adorning the garments of the Holy Spirit.
Oft times we sing along to our favorite songs without any corresponding thoughts to the words that wind up emanating from our very own lips. But when we put thought into what we are declaring, it brings about a new understanding that should compel us to "consider" what it is that we are saying, and sometimes even in the presence of others. Would we still sing along if we were to invoke that understanding?
The same holds true for invoking the guidance of the Holy Spirit. Before we come to the conclusion that guidance is Truly what we want, wouldn't it make sense to understand that what we are asking and seeking is within the Will of the Father and once we commit ourselves unto our own requests, that we should accept it for what it Truly means to us? Who and or what knows better than us, what is best for us?
Before you lead yourself into a full demonstration of your memorization of your favorite tune, familiarize yourself with what you are saying. It might serve as practice for what you wind up declaring, "Spirit Lead Me."
You will be lead, but it is all for naught, should you refuse to follow.
See God in all that you experience and do. Be not afraid of the unknown when the Holy Spirit leads you. It knows best, and He knows better for the Life of expectancy that has been designed specifically for you.
With that being said, "Spirit Lead Me."
God, Love, And Smile Always!
Corey A. Ford
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