Psalm Four:

I read this  a few nights ago, and it basically spoke healing into my soul. The words just urged me forward and sank deep into me. It was perfect.

But, I'm not entirely sure why. David often speaks of God hearing his prayers. Whether he felt lonely or he was praising, he asked for God to turn to him and listen. It is amazing to think that in all of the time I neglect intimacy with God and reading the word, that I can still find His ear turned toward me.

Reading, "you have given me relief" literally brought calm to my being. I was immediately at peace. He calls us to "ponder in our beds" and "to be silent and trust in the Lord". I have been learning that since my pastor died, to be silent, to be quiet now and wait on the Lord. That is kinda where I got the name for this place. A David Crowder song that say, "so be quiet now and wait, be quiet now and rest".

God wants us to rest in Him, for him to be the comfort, the energy, the strength, the driving force in our lives. Goodness! It is prefect timing, this passage. I have to put my trust in the Lord's provision and actually live it. Not just saying that I am. So, now I hold my desire to go to Cornerstone and my worry about paying for it in open hands. Knowing full well God is faithful and he will provide.

I don't have an adjective here other than perfect. Spotless. Light. King.