Sabbath Sunday: I Don’t Feel So Alone

Did you know spiritual seasons mirror the natural ones?

The next natural season is fall. A time of transition. A breaking off and eventual dying of things to bring about something better.

But before that better comes a path filled with darkness and the unknown.

What happens next?

What if I fail?

How am I going to do this?

Those are some of the questions I ask in a spiritual autumn.

When I try to find the answers on my own, it’s one giant, abysmal failure. Every time.

But when I yield to the Holy Spirit, my teacher, friend, encourager and comfort through my friendship with Christ, He gives me pieces to the puzzle. I learn the route. I receive answers.  He’s abundant with provision and resources.

And even in the darkness of transition, I don’t feel so alone.

If you’re facing a change, grab hold of the hand gently calling out to you. It won’t be a yell, but a loving whisper. An invitation, not a command.

May your September be blessed!

Picture: Late August moon in Youngstown, Ohio by Julie Arduini

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