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The Expanse

I participated in a Zoom prayer call tonight with other women at my church and at the end I just had that feeling of loveliness. It felt good, it felt connected, and it made me want to connect with God even more. I opened my Bible and read Jeremiah 2:2. 

Go and proclaim in the hearing of Jerusalem, Thus says the Lord, “I remember the devotion of your youth, your love as a bride, how you followed me in the wilderness, in a land not sown.”

My thoughts after reading this was: Lord increase my wonder of You. 

When things are brand new we have a strong urge to learn more, seek more, engage more.

When the shine wears off, we become complacent and less interested. Maybe it’s because we feel we’ve learned all we need to know. Maybe it’s because we are too comfortable in the now. Maybe it’s because we can’t see the possibility of there being so much more for us to gain. 

When it comes to my spirit and You, God, please open my eyes to see the expanse of all that you have for me to experience- if I seek to have more of You. Restore that fledgling urge to learn more, seek more, and engage more with You.

In Jesus name, Amen.

I pray that you feel that urge to connect and grow closer to God too.

🎼Canyons (I’m really enjoying this song!)

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