The one who has ears to hear, let him hear.- Matthew 11:15
Something stood out to me in my studies….familiarity and proximity does not necessarily equate to surrender. I know God’s word. I study it. I pray. But I have to be careful not to be prideful. I have yet to obtain all the things that God has for me; all the ways He wants to transform me.
I have to hear His word with the intent and follow through of doing His word. If I hear what He is saying to me through the Holy Spirit and yet turn a deaf ear. I chose not to hear. I chose not to use the ears that He has given me.
It’s a blessing to be able read the word of God and understand. He is revealing Himself to us. He is showing us the way. When I am convicted I must do more than regret. I must acknowledge, surrender and turns towards that which He is pointing me to.
The Lord convicted me to not be so familiar that I miss the new levels and layers that He is uncovering for me so that I might hear and listen. I do now want to discount anything that He is revealing and miss my blessing.
Lord, I thank You for ears to hear. Thank You for Your Spirit that guides and directs and also convicts. I thank You for loving correction. I thank You for Your word. Keep me humble and hungry for You. In Jesus name. Amen
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