This Journey

By Kathie Whitestone Thompson in A Quick Hello, Christian Living, Guests on
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The Pastor (Roy Hill, First Baptist Church, Satsuma) asked a question this morning. Now I have a choice to ponder it and answer it or dismiss it. I’m still pondering. Which means this post might be short. 

Question: What do you think GOD wants to do for you? 

Notice he did not ask what do you think GOD will do for you, but what do you think GOD wants to do for you. 

I am thinking that how I answer that perhaps will reveal more about me than it does about Him. How I answer I think will reveal how well I know Him at this place in my journey. How I answer will indicate my level of intimate fellowship with Him at this time in our journey together. Perhaps I’ll pitch out here an all spiritual response until I hear more specifics for me from Him.

Here’s what I know. He wants to do for me and with me all things that will transform me to the image of His Son. See 2 Corinthians 3:18 HERE. And since the passage begins So ALL of us . . .  this means YOU too. 🙂

Good start for a Monday morning, huh? 

What do you think GOD wants to do for you?

 

Until then ~ ~ ~ Kathie 

Published by Kathie Whitestone Thompson

Follower of Yeshua. Wife, Mother, Grandmother, Great-Grandmother. Some call me a teacher. Some say I'm a prayer warrior. A few accredit me with some writing skills. Me? I say I'm a work in slow progress, looking for perfection in eternity and until then having all the holy fun I know how.

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  5. Hey Kathie! I love your question. It’s one I don’t think I’ve ever really asked myself, so I don’t have an answer right now. That’s okay, because I love things that make me ponder. So thank you for throwing that question out there.

    I do think you are right when you say that one answer for all of us is that He wants to make us into the image of His Son. Wouldn’t it be great to have people say we resemble our Elder Brother?

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