Today was the day that I had to go for my MRI. As of Friday the lab did not receive an order
from my doctor. When the lab called the doctors
office they said they weren’t going to order one for me.
On my mind I just want to get a better picture for my
Oncologist visit Wednesday. I was
bummed.
So, I called the office to see
what was going on and they were closed. Really closed at 3:30.
The solution would be to go to the office as soon as they opened
up Monday morning to get the order. I
was already to plead my case.
This morning I was going to continue with my reading in Ruth
but I thought, “Easter isn’t over, it’s just the beginning”. So, I opened up to a Mark and Matthew and
read the scene after Jesus was crucified.
Here were the woman, three of them, going to the tomb. They had the spices so that they could embalm
Jesus’ body. They were talking among themselves
about how in the world would they move the stone out of the way. I can just imagine them talking and wondering
how in the world they could do this.
Then they come to the tomb, well the stone was rolled away,
and then the scriptures say, “and they walked right in”
God gave me a sense that I was going to "walk right in" today.
Today, that’s what I needed.
I needed to walk right into the doctor’s office, have no problems
getting my order.
On the way over to the office I was just talking it out with
God. I could say God I need you to roll
this stone away. I need this MRI. Or I
could say God you know and whatever happens, I’m ok with that.
So, in my mind God wasn’t really responsible
for the outcome. So, I made a choice. God, “I’m trusting you to roll this stone
away and get me this order.”
I was the first one at the door. After they opened the door in I marched all
ready to spill my case before them. Then
the receptionist said, “Oh we called it over, here let me give you a copy”.
Yes, the stone rolled away and I walked right in.
Thank you, God.
This is the song that God gave me this morning.
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