Thoughts on Persistence

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Monday, June 3, 2019

And God Moved


And God Moved

Have you wondered lately if God still moves in our world?  Maybe you’ve had a dry season when it seems God has left the scene, or has fallen asleep. 

I believe God still moves … in subtle, gentle, seemingly insignificant ways that we might tend to overlook. 

Consider these comments heard yesterday at a church service.

A returning vet said …
“When I returned from my second tour in Afghanistan, we didn’t know where we would live.  I needed a job, and Juli was pregnant with our first child.  We found this group of believers.

And God Moved.


A ten-year-old girl shared …
I love the friends I’ve made here, and the fall festival party where we put a red nose on Pastor Ryan.  That was a lot of fun.

And God Moved.


A man in his forties said this:
When I found this church, I was a broken and disjointed human being.  I had no money and no hope.  Jerry over there, invited me in, and my life has been different ever since.

And God Moved.


A woman in her fifties shared this:
I came home from work one afternoon to find that dreaded note from my husband telling me he had left me.  Needless to say, I was crushed and devastated.  I reached out to my best friend Beth, who goes to this church.  She prayed for me, invited me to come over, and I soon found a group of individuals who cared genuinely for me and helped me rebuild my life.  The truth is, I’m still rebuilding.  It’s not easy, but I can look back and see that God moved.

And God Moved.


We all have stories of our own of how God has moved in our lives.  Whether it is recovering from divorce, re-emerging after a financial collapse, finding solid ground to help us climb out of an addictive lifestyle, or healing after a catastrophic health crises. 

God moves in our lives. 

Hebrews 13:5 seems to shout to me about now.  See if you can hear it too.

“I will never leave you nor forsake you.”

And verse six chimes in:

“So, we can say with confidence, “The Lord is my helper.  I will not fear; what can man (or circumstances) do to me?”


Yes, life is tough.  Hard places present themselves. 

And always, always, ALWAYS remember this.

And God Still Moves!



P Michael Biggs
Hope~Encouragement~Inspiration


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