I've been thinking a lot about what it looks like to let go.
As I think about it, I'm faced with an internal debate:
How do my desires fit in with my desperate need
to free myself from trying to control my future?
I know God has a plan for me- a plan
that is good, pleasing, & perfect.
But is there harm asking him for what I really want?
I want to believe that the things I ask for will
either be given to me or my heart will change, but
it seems like lately I have been consumed by what I want;
I've idolized my desires.
It feels like I've been holding a vase.
Circumstances have broken it in my hands &
I desperately want it to be be repaired.
I've been begging, pleading, & petitioning God to fix it.
I've never wanted something so badly.
But what I'm starting to realize is that I am keeping
myself from healing. I'm holding so tightly to the
broken pieces, begging for them to be repaired
but unwilling to let them go. As my hands bleed,
I tighten my grip & wonder why nothing's changing.
"You take the weight from my shoulders.
my hands were clenched, now they're open.
I'll take your goodness poured from the sky;
food from the ravens, water from the dry well."
myself from healing. I'm holding so tightly to the
broken pieces, begging for them to be repaired
but unwilling to let them go. As my hands bleed,
I tighten my grip & wonder why nothing's changing.
Nothing can be fixed until I let go.
"You take the weight from my shoulders.
my hands were clenched, now they're open.
I'll take your goodness poured from the sky;
food from the ravens, water from the dry well."
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