Except
for my husband, everyone who knows me today thinks me to be an
extrovert. I can approach most anyone and start a conversation. I can
speak in front of 5, or 50, or 500, it makes no matter. But it wasn't
always so...
Due
to the circumstances of my nature and childhood, I was an
excruciatingly shy child and teenager. Not only could I NOT speak in
front of people, I spent most of my time trying to be invisible. It
was so much easier if nobody noticed me. Looking back, I had no idea
how worthless I thought I was. Isn't it funny how much easier it is
to believe someone who says bad things about you?
God
was not happy with me...but He didn't give up on me either. I say He
wasn't happy, that's probably not an accurate statement, I'm sure I
broke His heart...everyday. He had created me, loved me, held me,
comforted me and yet I doubted Him. It's all part of the
thinking...why would the Creator of the Universe even cast an eye
toward me?
It
took a long time for me to get to this point, but God is nothing if
not patient. He put me with a husband and a family who wouldn't let
me think less of myself than they did.
He
does have a way of giving us exactly what we need, when we need it,
if we but let Him. Are you standing in His way? I was.
In
the end I understood that it wasn't me that was worthless, it was my
attitude toward me. I cannot possibly conceive what my worth is to
Him, but that doesn't matter. He knows and I'm so glad ...
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