When you get to the end of your rope,
Here are the Knots to hang on to:
We are hard-pressed on every side, yet Knot crushed;
We are perplexed, but Knot in despair;
Persecuted, but Knot forsaken;
Struck down, but Knot destroyed
—II Corinthians 4:8-9
A dad arrived home to see his
three young boys playing in the front yard, each of them with a baby
skunk. The father jumped out of his car
and yelled “Run, boys, RUN!!” They each
picked up their skunk and ran as fast as they could.
I need to
learn to run to Jesus, to leave the problems behind, and any problem that
follows me, I need to place at the feet of Jesus and leave it there. Pride will disguise itself as truth and
convince me that indeed I need to do something in my own power to toss my problems, but the truth is I need to fully rely on Him.
John
Stallings penned a perfect song for what I am now trying to absorb, Learning to
Lean. Here are a few of the lyrics, and
a video, just in case you’re interested.
All He asks is a childlike
trust
And a heart that is learning
to lean
Learning to lean, learning
to lean,
I’m learning to lean on
Jesus
Finding more power that I’ve
ever dreamed
Since I’m learning to lean
on Jesus.
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