I’m thrilled, therefore I blog.
View all responsesRené Descartes said, “I think, therefore I am.” I say, “I’m thrilled, therefore I blog.”
The thrill within me cries out for expression. I want to share my joy with other people so that they too can experience it.
That joy broke out in my heart many years ago and has continued to overflow ever since then. It’s indescribable, but I can’t stop trying to describe it. I want to share it with everyone. However, few people seem to believe me. They mostly seem to think that I’ve gone overboard.
Indeed, I am overwhelmed and ever in awe at the presence of the risen Jesus Christ in my day-to-day life. I’m so thrilled about Jesus that I’m always all in for Him and going all out to follow and obey Him. Yet, I feel like I’m not very effective at conveying the awareness of His presence and reality to other people. Still, I can’t stop trying. So, I blog and blog and blog, and post and post and post on social media, and talk and talk and talk about His glory that never ceases to amaze me.
Ongoing surrender to the risen Jesus is such a thrilling thing! If you will notice your conscience throughout the day God’s thoughts will begin to flow from within you and help you to surrender to His overflowing well of wellness — “Christ in you, the hope of glory.”
Religion that doesn’t wake up the human heart is just words without worship. It leaves people with an absence of ongoing awe. Unless you let God continually form you from within, learning more information about Him will do you little good.
When God asks for access into your heart you can accept or deny. A tightly closed heart can’t perceive the presence of God, but an open, humble heart encounters Him everywhere. When you listen to God and let Him talk to you, miracles happen within you. Let Jesus be your inside guide.
If you will notice
The thoughts from God
They’ll make you better
On the inside.
