If we envision the concept of being trapped in the
wilderness, we may see images that are extremely barren, hot and dry. We become
weary and delirious with unfavorable surroundings. There are a variety of
circumstances preventing one from escaping, which include lack of
communication, resources and no road map to lead us to what is promised, A Way
Out!
In the movies, there always seem to be a rescue operation
leading the person(s) to freedom from the wilderness. In our life situations,
we have hope, desire, belief, prayer and our trust in God. These rescue resources
are available to us twenty-four hours a day. This vision of hope and faith will
lead us from the wilderness to the promise.
We all have wilderness experiences at some point in our
lives. These detours can be self, friends, family, health, finances, careers
and businesses or just “life” in general.
Depending on the circumstances, our wilderness experiences can be short
term or sometimes even years before we move from situations that cause a crisis
in our lives. The most important thing is the action we take that enables us to
move through the maze successfully.
Moving to the promise requires that you
·
Recognize that you are in the wilderness.
·
Devise a plan of action (how you will get out).
·
Begin to move in the direction that will lead
you to the promise of freedom from your situation.
·
Enjoy your new freedom.
The reality is, you cannot move anywhere if you keep taking
a standstill position. Remember when you
are in the maze of life; don’t keep the head (God) at the tail of the
experience.
by Sheila L. Agnew McCoy
http://www.sheilaagnew.com
1 comment:
simply stated and on point! this was a great piece of advice and encouragement...thank you, sheila! (rochelle r.)
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