I am where I'm supposed to be

     Have you ever had a moment in time that the Lord lets you know that you are where you are supposed to be?  There have been a couple of moments like that this week.

     Today I went to meet with some ladies about a radio program on the station I am doing some volunteer work for. As we sat at the table talking, I had that feeling that I am where I am supposed to be at this time in my life. These ladies I would have never met or connected with under any other circumstances, but the ones I am dealing with. When I was working, I stayed so tired, all I did was come home and go to sleep.   One of the ladies, I went to high school with.  Just us three sitting and talking about things and praying about things, was a lift to me.  We all want God to be in our thoughts as we formulate plans, we don't want to put together something and then ask God to bless, we want His imput from the ground floor. 

     I had that same feeling, when I came from doing the chuch broadcast, and teaching Sunday School and going on to church. I sat there before church and watched Matt set up to run cameras, this is where we both are supposed to be.

      That same feeling came over me as I did the household chores, there was such a peace.  I sometimes get restless or the devil whispers things in my ear, I know that I am where I am supposed to be for a while.  Change is uncomfortable and scary, but sometimes necessary. It is used to shape us into what God wants us to be.

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