how the light gets in

by Andrea Smithberger
how the light gets in
  • November 1: Honoring
  • Day 2: Signaling
  • Day 3: Revealing
  • DAY 4: Reminding
  • Day 5: Reflecting
  • Day 6: Changing
  • Day 7: Surrounding
  • Day 8: Healing
  • Day 9: Filtering
  • Day 10: Spreading
  • Day 11: Unveiling
  • Day 12: Distinguishing
  • Day 13: Challenging
  • Day 14: Nourishing
  • Day 15: Unassuming
  • Day 16: Leading
  • Day 17: Delighting
  • Day 18: Reaching
  • Day 19: Shining
  • Day 20: Reviving
  • Day 21: Growing
  • Day 22: Comforting
  • Day 23: Holding Space
  • Day 24: Beckoning
  • Day 25: Stunning
  • Day 26: Igniting
  • Day 28: Introducing
  • November 2020
  • Tag: waiting

    • except You.

      Posted at 12:01 pm by How the Light Gets In, on May 10, 2019

      Grounding, Bare Minimums, Inhaling, Exhaling, PTSD… yes to all of it. I am learning it, loving it. But living it, living the practice is hard.

      All of the above were put to the test in an unexpected visit to a place I haven’t seen since Joseph was sick.

      Concrete Feet. Concrete Heart.

      Sitting down for some quiet this morning, I realized how much every inch of me was craving the stillness.

      Want to unwrap my present with me?

      From ancient times,

      NO ONE HAS HEARD

      NO ONE HAS LISTENED TO

      NO EYE HAS SEEN ANY GOD

      EXCEPT YOU

      WHO ACTS on behalf of

      the one

      who waits for

      YOU.

      ISAIAH 64:4

      No one wants to wait; for healing, for the one, for an answer. And so, not by choice, I’ve been in places of waiting. Waiting on God is different. Look at what inviting God into the wait does. “God acts on behalf of the one who waits.”

      While waiting, I was always writing.

      Here’s my proof. My journals filled with scribbled angry questions, careful cursive words of thanks and uppercase WOW moments.

      I have waited. I have seen. I have heard. And I still forget.

      What are you waiting for? Wait with God, wait on God. He’s acting on your behalf.

      From ancient times no one has heard, no one has listened to, no eye has seen any God except you who acts on behalf of the one who waits for Him. And so I wait, God, because I know. And when I forget, thank you for these friends who will remind me.

      Posted in MAY 2019 | 0 Comments | Tagged How the Light Gets In, Isaiah 64:4, journals, waiting

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