Tuesday 19 February 2008

Right Where I Am

I see the hand of God directing me; confirming the way that I have chosen; confirming that He is leading me. It was not a coincidence that my sister-in-law gave me the same little book I had been reading. It was confirmation that God is speaking to me through the prophetic words. God sees me right where I am and He says "Yes I am speaking to you".

I wrote the blog "Chemo Brain Frog" on the effects of chemo brain fog. I received an email from a published author who said my writing was inspirational. She too had felt the effects of chemo brain fog. That is further confirmation to me that God sees me right where I am and He says "Yes I am using you".

I had decided to join Facebook, knowing that this was another "piece of the puzzle" that God would use in my life. I had joined True Vibe, the non-denominational women's group in my hometown. I had attended a Bible Study that they had sponsored, but I was not currently involved in one since being diagnosed with ovarian cancer. They had recently begun the Beth Moore study "A Woman's Heart: God's Dwelling Place". I had wanted to attend that study, but I wasn't sure if I would be physically up to it. I was still recovering from surgery and I needed two more chemo treatments. I noticed that the co-ordinator had posted the videos on the group's Facebook site. As I watched the introductary video, I heard God say "Yes I know where you are. I am making a way for Me to meet with you". I messaged the co-ordinator and was able to obtain a study guide. I will be able to work at my own pace, as I am clear-headed; I can watch the videos on-line. When I have recovered from the final chemo treatment I can join the ladies in person.

It would be easy to succumb to self-pity when I am in the midst of chemo brain fog or in my times of isolation, but God keeps pouring on the encouragement. I am in awe of God's relentless pursuit of me. He longs to speak to me; He longs to lead me; He longs to use me right where I am.

1 comment:

littlesis said...

Your blog: Lovely. Reassuring. Beautiful. Inspiring. (Where's my thesaurus when I need it???) It is amazing to see how one life touches another. I love the image of God's pursuit. You are loved by him and he must take great pleasure knowing you are available, even from where you are right now in your life. So "fog" and all, keep your eyes looking up and be assured you are touching others.

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