Look at these opossums!
What a surprise when my neighbor found them behind her back
gate! One mom, at least 5 babies, all
taking up residence in an empty flower pot underneath the yard tools. Makes me think of a certain email the other
day. This email arrived a certain inbox of
a certain sweet girl. Her inbox looked to
be nothing unusual, but having been quite stressed just the previous afternoon by the
details of planning her wedding, and in particular the task of designing her
invitations, this sweet girl was about to discover something huge within that
little email. That previous day’s
frustration had led to prayer. That
previous day’s prayer led to those moments when we wait. How would the Lord answer? And yet here came this simple email
that advertised some new fonts, with one specific font being a wonderful fit
for solving her design woes. The
delivery was actually quite huge. Such a steep
precipice of blessing lends us toward humility all over again. The impeccable timing is what often sets apart the
works of God, and we just never know exactly how, where, and when we’ll see Him
during the ordinary day. Maybe in a
family of squiggly baby opossums that prompts us to ponder. Maybe when dredging the deep,
dark, endless queue of emails that we thought we would dread. Acts 1:7 says, “It is not for you to know the
times or dates the Father has set by his own authority.” And I can see that I wouldn’t want to know
everything ahead of time. That inner
gasp of amazement I wouldn’t want to lose.
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