I was suppose to be married on January 18th 2020. I was looking forward to this new life where all my hurtful experiences would come to a resolve. Where my journey would finally meet its climax. Everything I had been through was all worth it! My experiences carried purpose and now I could be a part of something I longed for. I was nervous but still hopeful. Then….on December 23rd, 2019 – 26 days prior to my wedding, God made it clear to me that this was not the man I should marry. Whhhaaaattt???? God ??? Why did you wait so long to tell me?! Look how many people are involved now! There’s no way this could be God!!!
I didn’t know what to do. I had already invited my family and friends. My dress was purchased. My emotions were involved. I had a decision to make. Should I save face and go through with the wedding anyway? No one would ever know about the confirmations I received! No embarrassment! No explanations! Or… do I stand on faith, believing Jeremiah 29:11.
But wait! Jeremiah 29:11 says that God doesn’t plan disaster for me, but hope, good, and future. This made no sense. Until….it made sense. The very thing I can experience as disaster can very well be a part of destiny. Huh???? Please explain Dr. Wright!! No problem…
What if this was part of your plan? What if I needed to use this to help save someone else from making a disastrous decision despite what they believe is destiny? Can I trust you to still have faith? ( me: nope! Well I guess…)
God says: Trust me… I can use this “disaster” to catapult you into real destiny. (At least your prepared for your real wedding… Me: really God. So we’re making jokes now). See…. having faith and trusting God is all easy until you actually have to do it.
I don’t know what your believing God for. I don’t know the decisions your faced with but IF you made it to this little blog from little ol’ me… God wants you to know that He has handpicked you for what you’re going through and He will bring you through.
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Absolutely love this.