Psalm 147:3
He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.
At the “Making A Difference” conference I was greatly impacted in my relationship with Jesus. I felt like the Lord spoke directly to me through Linda Barrick when she asked the question,
I froze for a solid 30 seconds when she said that…and then my first thought was:
I wrote down the question and then quickly retreated to the prayer room as soon as the session ended.
I fell to my knees and the tears started almost immediately. All the lies I was believing, I started to jot them down on a scrap piece of paper.
“I’m not good enough. . . or smart enough.. . . I do not work well on a team.. . . . I’m bad with people. . . . I’m bad a speaking and sharing.”
These were several of the lies I had chosen to believe after I was fired abruptly last year from my job.
None of them were true about me or lined up with God’s Word, but I still believed many of them to my very core. What I realized at this conference is even though I had moved on with a new job, I had not disarmed the lies.
In that quiet prayer room, I was finally honest with the Lord.
I prayed:
I would like to encourage you to take a moment right now and truly ask yourself (and ask God if you’re not sure) –
The Lord wants to deliver you from unforgiveness and bitterness and heal the broken places of your heart. (Check out: Isaiah 46:4, and Psalm 147:3).
Praying that God hugs your heart the way He hugged mine!
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