It's from adevotion.org which I subscribed and it sends mail daily for devotion. Today's topic is very fit for my need.
"The Holy Spirit will teach You"
(Gosh, I hate Window Mail because I couldn't highlight and copy the articles to paste it here.)
John 14:26 NASB
26 "But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send
in My name, He will teach you all things, and bring to your
remembrance all that I said to you.
What a wonderful, patient teacher the Holy Spirit is!
This teacher has no limits. He never has to call on anyone else
for an answer. He knows everything.
Whatever you are doing, He can help you -- and teach you how to
do it better. Just ask.
Jesus said it, "He will teach you all things."
I love the story of George Washington Carver, who asked God to
teach him about the peanut -- then changed our world with the
knowledge he gained of the peanut.
Do not hesitate to ask God to teach you about even the smallest
things. He understands every detail and is never too busy for
you.
From child raising to atomic science -- He is the most
knowledgable and capable teacher.
And the Holy Spirit is always available! No need to wait for
office hours to call on this professor. Call on Him anytime.
SAY THIS: The Holy Spirit is teaching me.
(Ok, I managed to copy&paste after I click on Print. Too bad if I got to retype the whole good thing.)
Hmmm, I need help. Helps. A lot. I am helpless with my own stuffs that bother me a lot. I am always surrounded by a lot of works. I am always given a datelines. Who like datelines by the way? Study- I still have a long way to go, high piles of notes and books to read through. A lot of medical conditions to revise, its management, significant problems/ manifestations and nursing interventions, health education and blah blah so on... And I am planning to go home this weekend, coming back on Monday. Wednesday starts exam already. But... What about the notes?
Definitely I need help. And supports and prayers from dear all. Yes, Holy Spirit can teach me, that's soothing to my fatigue soul, comforting to my weary body. Most importantly, I know I don't need to verbalise much and Holy Spirit can understand. Holy Spirit would pray for me.
"Work hard, honey!"
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1 comment:
Girl, welcome to adulthood. Life is challenging and NOT always the way you want it to be. Which is sucky BUT Trust in God.
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