Goodness, I had just gotten done reading an email newsletter from Phylicia Masonheimer talking similarly about time. In her case, she said she doesn't so much struggle trusting God to provide money but to provide enough time. That really struck me, and she drew from the story in 2 Kings 4 of the woman with the jars of oil. The woman had only a little oil — but was told to get a bunch of empty jars and start pouring. There was enough, and an abundance.
Thanks for reading, Haley. It really is a theme that comes up *a lot* in scripture. Maybe because we tend to forget rather quickly and trust our own capacity when we shouldn’t. Seems like it will be a lifelong journey!
Really good stuff, Shannon!
Really good stuff, Haley.
Goodness, I had just gotten done reading an email newsletter from Phylicia Masonheimer talking similarly about time. In her case, she said she doesn't so much struggle trusting God to provide money but to provide enough time. That really struck me, and she drew from the story in 2 Kings 4 of the woman with the jars of oil. The woman had only a little oil — but was told to get a bunch of empty jars and start pouring. There was enough, and an abundance.
Timely, timeless stuff. Thanks for writing this!
Thanks for reading, Haley. It really is a theme that comes up *a lot* in scripture. Maybe because we tend to forget rather quickly and trust our own capacity when we shouldn’t. Seems like it will be a lifelong journey!