Affirm: “God is good. God is good to me. God is good at being God.”

What GoOD thing happened to you today, so far? 

Your mind may say, “well I woke up this morning.”

It may say,  “My family all woke up this morning.”

It may say,  “It’s too early. Nothing has happened yet.”

It may say nothing at all.  

Notice what happens when you pose a question to the mind,

how maybe it throws out a few answers,

 but it quickly exhausts itself and you’re left as Silence.

That’s the magic of questions.

You can use questions to go beyond the mind,

to go beyond yourself,  

to where goodness is,

Godness is. 

Use affirmations to go beyond affirmations.*

I love you

I am you

nik 

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“Imagine how differently you might approach each day by simply stating: God is good. God is good to me. God is good at being God. And today is yet another page in our great love story. Nothing that happens to you today will change that or even alter it in the slightest way. Lift your hands, heart, and soul, and receive that truth as you pray this prayer: My whole life I’ve searched for a love to satisfy the deepest longings within me to be known, treasured, and wholly accepted. When You created me, Lord, Your very first thought of me made Your heart explode with a love that set You in pursuit of me. Your love for me was so great that You, the God of the whole universe, went on a personal quest to woo me, adore me, and finally grab hold of me with the whisper, ” will never let you go.” Lord, I release my grip on all the things I was holding on to, preventing me from returning Your passionate embrace. I want nothing to hold me but You. So, with breathless wonder, I give You all my faith, all my hope, and all my love. I picture myself carrying the old, torn-out boards that inadequately propped me up and placing them in a pile. This pile contains other things I can remove from me now that my new intimacy-based identity is established. Hay down my need to understand why things happen the way they do. I lay down my fears about others walking away and taking their love with them. I lay down my desire to prove my worth. | lay down my resistance to fully trust Your thoughts, Your ways, and Your plans, Lord. I lay down being so self-consumed in an attempt to protect myself. I lay down my anger, unforgiveness, and stubborn ways that beg me to build walls when I sense hints of rejection. I lay all these things down with my broken boards and ask that Your holy fire consume them until they become weightless ashes. And as I walk away, my soul feels safe. Held. And truly free to finally be me.” via @lysaterkeurst via ‘Uninvited”