Read and meditate on Job 30:13
The car
drove down the road and suddenly stopped, facing a prairie dog head on. The
prairie dog looks innocent enough, with its cute little stance and cuddly face,
but it carries the bubonic plague, digs up the ground, making it difficult for
ranch owners and all those in the neighborhood as those holes cripple horses
and other livestock if they step in them, and are just an overall nuisance.
I watched
as the car waited for the prairie dog to move. It stood as a little sentinel,
and then ran back and forth in front of the car. The driver then honked. I
couldn’t help but release a little chuckle. To think that a little prairie dog
could cause that little drama made me laugh.
Just behind
the car was a truck coming up the road. The driver saw what was happening with
the other car and simply drove past both. They didn’t let either obstacle stop
them. As silly as it sounds, we need to be the driver in the truck.
Don’t let
the enemy stop you from reaching your destination. Simply drive beyond what he
has put in your way to slow you down. If we stop and give opportunity to the
enemy, he will definitely distract us from reaching our destination.
I love reading your blog. Always very enlightening! Keep them coming :)
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