January 2, 2020
Guidance
I find and follow the guiding light of God.
When
I approach a traffic light, I know green means go, red means stop, and
yellow means caution. In my quiet time, as I meditate on a question I’ve
taken into prayer, I may receive similar guidance—stop, go, or be
vigilant and alert.
Just as I heed traffic signs and signals in my outer world, I listen to the guidance that directs my inner world. I may have a feeling that signals the direction I am to go, or I may discover an unexpected yet undeniable set of circumstances that clearly direct me.
My guidance is sometimes loud and bright, at other times muted and subtle; yet it’s always the light of God showing the way, step by step. I need not know the entire path—I simply trust and move forward with positive expectation.
Just as I heed traffic signs and signals in my outer world, I listen to the guidance that directs my inner world. I may have a feeling that signals the direction I am to go, or I may discover an unexpected yet undeniable set of circumstances that clearly direct me.
My guidance is sometimes loud and bright, at other times muted and subtle; yet it’s always the light of God showing the way, step by step. I need not know the entire path—I simply trust and move forward with positive expectation.
Lead me in your truth, and teach me.—Psalm 25:5
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