For Your Name’s Sake Only…
June 1, 2009… That was the day that I posted my first-ever
blog posting. It’s been seven years, and that’s crazy to me,
because they have passed by like time meandering around a lazy river on a
floating device – wild and free, but guided direction – it’s meant to auto-correct and get you to your destination, at a
certain pace.
I cannot help but wonder if this post is too bold and am I “calling you out” AND IT FRIGHTENS ME!
Because who am I, to question the Great I Am - and to
question the thoughts and intentions towards me that I know that are good?
To speak to you makes me wonder should I take off my shoes
because wherever you are speaking is hallowed ground, so I dare not come to you
with a boldness as if I by some right
other than in the Righteousness of Christ, that I could
easily be struck with leprosy, blindness, disease of any manner or worse – death.
What I get to do is a privilege and a most humbling experience
but I also must not allow it to go to my head nor allow it to prompt me to
think more higher than myself than I ought or think that I am more ready to be
at a certain level or platform than you have called me to be.
Years of blood, sweat and tears with hardly a peep from a
reader; not to fail to mention a comment of encouragement nor even of
discouragement; at least I would know someone was interested or reading
it.
But, nevertheless, I have kept my hand to the plow Lord; and
I will continue to do so. No one knows
of the boxes and bags full of writings from years back even further.
Of course I can’t help but to wonder if I write in vain or in vanity. Yes, I do want to be read, heard,
interpreted, dissected, understood, misunderstood, encouraged, quoted, enraged
but most of all to lead some(one), many or a few to walk closer with you and
get to know the God of my salvation through my life, my life’s journey and by what
I may have to say.
The Bible has already been written, it’s replete and more
than enough. I just want to do my part
in spreading your gospel – “Tis Truly Is Good News!”
Give me the continued strength to do it in the shadows,
without recognition, without the pat-on-the-back, the Atta girl, or the
slightest clue whether or not I make a difference. If I am still writing, then I must be doing
something right.
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