“The angel said
to the women, “Do not be afraid, for I know that you are looking for Jesus, who
was crucified. He is not here; he has risen, just as he said...”
Matthew 28:5-6
Have you ever
been in a difficult place in life?
Who hasn’t,
right?
When nothing
seems to make sense in your life, what do you do?
Before you
answer let me throw one more thing at you.
You pray, you
stay faithful and you continue to abide in Him and yet He gives no specific
direction.
I have heard
some say that if you do all those things, God is not silent and you must be
missing something.
But that has not
been my experience.
Don’t e-mail me,
I know we stand on His word and not on our experiences – I’m just saying…
I have known those seasons when God may use me
to minister to others; times when He is not silent in me as I minister but is silent to me concerning something that is happening in my life for which I
am seeking guidance.
What do you do?
Well, one of the
lessons of Easter is also the answer to that question.
You trust Him.
Yes, I would
like to give you something that sounds more profound but honestly there is
nothing more important that you can do in those seasons than to trust Him.
You see, the resurrection of Jesus Christ proves
that He can be trusted!
Did you notice
in our selected text for today the four words: “…just as He said.”
Jesus keeps His
word.
He said He would
rise again and He did.
He can be
trusted!
I can trust Him
with my life even when He is silent.
I would have to
imagine that the period of time between the crucifixion and the resurrection
was a pretty “silent” time for the disciples.
There was
probably a lot of soul searching going on.
Maybe they made some
searches through the Law and the Prophets too.
I suppose if God
spoke to them it may have been two words: “Hold On!”
I suspect though,
that it was a pretty silent Saturday.
But there was a
SHOUTIN’ SUNDAY to follow!
Maybe you find
yourself in a silent Saturday season.
Hold On, trust
God – there’s a SHOUTIN’ SUNDAY coming.
Let the
resurrection of Jesus Christ remind you – He can be trusted!
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