Give Me Vision

Give Me VisionPhoto Credit:Β  Jay Mantri, via Pixabay

 
I was in the DMV when I realized the sad news.Β  My vision is mediocre at best.Β  The lady behind the counter asked me to look through the view finder and read the bottom line.

All I saw was a blur of miniscule letters.Β  I walked back to my car wearing a frowny face.

Now, six years and three pairs of glasses later, I pick up a magnifying glass to read the directions on bottles.Β  I don my glasses to see the computer screen.

I’ve accepted that I need help to see physical objects clearly.

However, when I try to assess the landscape of my life, I still stubbornly insist on trying to read the writing on the wall without accepting assistance.

I fail to remember that my perception is limited.Β  I miss the finer details of God’s Hand in my circumstances.

Like the prophet of old, I need to ask God to give me vision to see things like He does.

Open my eyes, Lord, so that I may see.

Help me behold your enveloping protection.

May I access your abundant provision.

I want to clearly witness every glorious detail of your power displayed.

 
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This year, my desire is to lift up holy hands and “Pray Big.” Want to join me? I’ve created a private “Pray Big” Facebook group for like-minded sisters to share their stories and surrender each one to our mountain-moving God in prayer. Let’s cry out to God together.

Pray Big

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I am sharing “Give Me Vision” and joining like-minded sisters at The Weekend Brew, Spiritual Sundays, Faith-Filled Friday, Blessing Counters, Live Free Thursday, Thriving Thursday, Tell His Story, Coffee for Your Heart, Three-Word Wednesday, The Soli Deo Sisterhood, Testimony Tuesday, Purposeful Faith’s RaRaLinkup, Rich-Faith Rising, Sharing His Beauty, and Playdates with God.

23 Comments

  1. Wow….excited to join with you in praying BIG..have just retired and feel intercession is my major calling now.
    God Bless you in all and through all.
    Loved this post.

  2. Food for thought. I am constantly saying, “I can’t see,” since my vision is problematic lately. Maybe the next time I’m confused about which way to go or what exactly I need to do to fulfill the vision God has for my life I should pray “I can’t see, help me.”
    Good post.
    visiting from Titus2Tuesday

  3. I too struggle with accepting assistance. Let this be my prayer in those moments I’m tempted to walk through life with blurred vision: “open my eyes Lord, so that I may see”

    Blessed to connect with you via #RaRaLinkup; Thank you for sharing these words of wisdom today, Lyli!

  4. This post reminds me of the song “Give Me Your Eyes” by Brandon Heath. Although we, as humans on this earth, have limits, God is limitless!

  5. It is amazing how much I depend on my physical glasses to help me see and easily forget to ask Him to be my lens of true vision! You always share such poignant and relevant lessons, Lyli.
    Hugs,
    Dawn

  6. I love the “enveloping protection and abundant provision” idea. Yes, Lord, I want THAT! Thank you for your heartfelt words. I cheer your heart on because I can see it loves Jesus so! Thank you for joining the #RaRalinkup with Purposeful Faith.

  7. Amen, Lyli – to slow down long enough to see the things in our peripheral vision – to not miss what God is doing in and through us. Blessed to be your neighbor at #tellhisstory.

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