
The other day, I wanted to track a package for an order I had made online. However, when I clicked on the appropriate link in the confirmation email, it took me to a page that required me to sign onto my account for this purpose. The problem was that I had only ever used that website once. I did not remember my sign-on information. My phone settings did not seem remember the information either.
After searching unsuccessfully in different places where I might have stored the sign-in info, I finally remembered. I had just signed on initially using my Facebook account. So I clicked on that option. My phone kindly offered to fill in my Facebook password, which offer I gladly accepted. The new problem was that I recently changed my Facebook password and forgot to inform my phone of the change. Facebook promptly locked me out of my account in that browser.
Argh! Well, I’ll spare you the rest of the details, but I finally was able to log in and track my package.
What is the point?
Holy Spirit used this as a teachable moment. He whispered to me, “See how cumbersome and complicated that was? Well, it’s exactly the opposite of how immediate your access to My presence is. Any time you want to draw near to Me, you can come right in.”
Let’s take it in once again with the depths of our hearts. Take a moment with me and let this marinate our spirits:
“…Let us go right into the presence of God…” (v. 22a, emphasis mine).
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Do we take enough advantage of the access we have to the Most Holy Place?
I agree Jennifer, what a wonderful privilege to have such access to the king of kings. I think we can definitely always spend more time using that access and just being with the Lord.
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Aaaamen. I am so hungry for Him to empower me to do so more and more, even throughout my day!
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We don’t come close to taking enough advantage. Too many people are afraid of silence, of quiet time with our Lord, for fear of what they might be told. This is a topic for evangelization, as using quiet time is vital to maintaining our sanity!
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So, SO true, Mike. My quiet moments with Him really do keep me sane and center me in His peace. I wish more people would understand this treasure. Evangelization is exactly it!
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So good! Instant connection
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Yes! Thank You Jesus for providing this by Your blood!
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Amen
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Not as often as necessary, so reminders like this of how easy being in His presence is are helpful, thank you. 🧡
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Aw you are so welcome, Hamish! 🙂
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