Worshipping thru a trouble keeps us out of trouble ~KE

Wednesday Word

She listened to the words, “You are more than enough for me…” guilt overtaking her
worship. How can I say that right now, when all I can see is my age and my
singleness? She cried out in the stillness of where she sat.

Have you ever felt like you just couldn’t sing the words of a worship song and mean
them, and when that truth sunk into your soul, it stopped you? Thanks for joining us
for Wednesday’s Word with Kim-Evinda and Trench Classes United. To worship God
with our whole heart, our whole mind is His will for us but how do we do that amid
trials, tribulations, and tears?

The words of that worship song stayed with her over the next several days, haunting
her with the realization that He didn’t seem to be enough for her. There were all
these unanswered questions, still so much pain, though not near as much as this
time last year. Ah, there was something to thank Him for, she thought, something
praiseworthy. She picked up her Bible to begin that day’s Bible study in Colossians.
“Paul states in Colossians 2:10 that we are complete in Christ. Jesus alone is all
sufficient and entirely adequate to meet our every need”!!!!!!

She looked up, knowing with all her being that He was pursuing her, still, in this
SOAR (Season of Adultery Recovery) and would go to great lengths to be all she
needed, to not leave her in this broken-hearted state.

She read the few verses that followed that emphatic statement of Christ being
enough and then as the study asked, recorded all the ways that Christ is enough, for
her…and you.

Verse 11 reminded her that she had had a spiritual surgery of her heart, a heart
circumcision that helps her to put off the flesh. Verse 12 reminded her that because
she had been baptised, she had put to death, and buried the old sin nature and had
been given new resurrected life when she came up out of the water. “Maybe I should
do that one again,” she wondered aloud.

Verse 13 reminded her that because her sins have been and will continue to be
forgiven upon the asking that she was made alive. And verse 14 reminded her that
she was saved from the failure of the law, able to embrace New Covenant life; that
because of the price that Jesus already paid, she lived by grace, not a bunch of do’s
and don’ts.

She closed her study. His timing was a reminder that wrapped around her, holding
her close to Him, and in those moments, she could sing, “You are Enough.”
Friend, if you are going thru something that prevents you from worshiping with a true
heart, meaning what you say, be still, ask Him to reveal the why to you; allow Him to
minister to you and be just enough, all that you need.
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Love,
Kim-Evinda