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Caught off Gaurd.

If you have been driving today, you may have noticed hat the roads are very dangerous. You may be living in another country where the roads are fine, but here the stress level is very high as we travel to and from work etc. And my recommendation to you is if you can take public transportation do so. When we are caught off guard, our defences come down an we are more susceptible to accidents. I have been living in a somewhat of a bubble, in my nice cosy home for many years and have not been able to drive due to lack of concentration. It's not that I can't drive, I just don't want too, besides my license expired years ago and I would have to take the test over again if I did.

Yes I do miss driving, I miss allot of things, but I am convinced that even if I had these things I would have to learn how to be content with them, as I have grown content without them. I give my 10% and I believe we can do allot more with faith than without it. I have grown accustomed to my condition and I am also convince that at this very moment that the rest of my day, will b filled with joy. It is his promise. I am nothing without God, and I would cease to exist this very second if he were not sustaining me.

I have grown fond of saying, let me die so that He might live through me. Let the little me grow very small, and let your presence take control even now. I pray this for you.

In Jesus name, amen.

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