The Missed Call & Faulty Phone Number!

Today I made two calls that went unanswered. I made another but the number was not in use. Later in the day, someone called me but I deliberately ignored his call because I new what he wanted and I didn't have a relevant answer at that moment; I said to myself, "I'll call him later" 

Now, how do u feel when you make a call or send a text message that goes unanswered for minutes,hours,days,weeks or months? Many times we feel ignored,frustrated,desperate or even we burn with anger & probably develop an attitude. I have been there...i felt ignored, bitter...etc. 

As I scribbled this experience on my journal God placed Jeremiah 33:3 in my heart "With God it's never a missed call or a faulty line." Jeremiah 33:3 says, "call to Me & I'll answer you & tell you great & unsearchable things you do not know." 

So friends keep calling... It's never a missed/ignored call or a faulty line with our God. Thank God for the answered prayer and even for theunanswered one. You don't have to be bitter with Him if He delayed returning your call.. Keep calling Him,He will hear and answer

Kachel

No Situation is Beyond God's Redemption

I just read Ezekiel 37:1-14-the Valley of Dry Bones.

As I picture the (very) dry bones, scattered all over the valley. I'm trying to get this... there was a noise, a rattling sound, and the bones came together, bone to bone.  I see the, tendons and flesh appearing on them and skin covering them and God's breath of life in them!

I cannot fathom this wonder. I am in awe! How could (very) dry bones live?

I hear the man of God Ezekiel prophesying God's word to the dry bones saying, "Dry bones, hear the word of the Lord!" This is what the Sovereign Lord says to these bones: 'I will make breath enter you, and you will come to life'." 

Looking at this situation there was no hope of life but imagining the sudden movement, the rattling sound, the restoration and reconstruction of bones to a skeleton and finally God breathing on them life.... That was Israel people! They were hopeless and felt cut off but thank the LORD (Covenant keeper), He had good plans for His people, Jeremiah 29:11.

Sometimes I feel like my life is there; on that valley of dryness but #AmHopeful.

When all hope is gone and God begins to reconstruct and restore your life, people will know He is LORD (Covenant Keeper). I'm a beneficiary of God's goodness. My life has taken shape courtesy of His unmerited grace. #GreaterThingsAreYetToCome.

Lot's o'luv,

Kachel