Chasing Lions in Tennessee: This Facebook Post Made My Week

Thursday, August 18, 2011

This Facebook Post Made My Week

Molly
Tonight, a teacher in your neighborhood is excitedly preparing for your child's upcoming school year, buying supplies, revising lesson plans, and hoping to share their love of learning with your child. In the minute it takes you to read this -- while you watch TV or surf the Web -- teachers all over the world are using their "free time" to invest in your child's literacy, well-being, prosperity, and future. Re-post if you appreciate a teacher! (This is for you Amy Crawford)

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What Do You Mean By "Chasing Lions"?

Well it's all about this guy in the Bible named Benaiah who was a bodyguard for King David. He was a radical "outside the box" kind of guy to be sure! He doesn't get much recognition, but he's there and anyone who makes the cut to be included in the Bible must be worth a look. See, Benaiah once killed an Egyptian with the guy's own spear, so we know he was strong. He also killed a lion in a pit on a snowy day. Today, Christmas Day, 2010, is a snowy day. It's also the day I have determined to live each day of my life seeking out divine appointments, looking for opportunities to hear God's voice, to follow His leading rather than my own. I want MY desires to be in line with His desires for my life. So, if you want to, you're welcome to follow my tracks in the snow as I look for lions to kill in snowy pits, or whatever opportunities come my way. You can be sure there will be many more times of failure than success. Sometimes knowing you're doing better than someone else can build your confidence. In that case, you'll like me...I am good at being average, but I love and follow a supernatural, omniscient, omnipotent, all-loving, God. When I allow Him to have control and work through my life, I expect miracles and I intend to share His glory every chance I get! Got your spear? Cmon, let's go!