Bethlehem Blessing

I was in a situation where I was not sure about what I was doing. I guess I was thinking about my identity. I wanted it to change, and I thought changing my name would be the answer.

I did put another name at the end of a few blogs, saying it would be my name soon. I chose the last name DeWitt; thinking it would make me different. As it turns out, I didn’t change my name; it is still Lisa Brown. I changed my perspective on my life and the things in it. I chose to look at what was going on as if it were a choice. And when I did, I started getting what I wanted out of life. I see now that when I act as if something is what I want, I receive it, and that is the way it remains. I do, though think about and plan now for what’s to come–for what I see myself doing, and for what is good for me.

As I follow my dreams, I do not dwell on the past; instead, I ask Jesus for help.

James 1:5 reads, “If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives to all liberally and without reproach, and it will be given to him.” The New King James Version Bible (NKJV).

From Jesus’ words, I gain information — wisdom. Everything he says is right. He always knows everything about everything. I have confidence in my decisions when I consult him.

I want to make sure I know what I am doing today and for the future. It is easy to consult the Bible, and if I am in a hurry, I ask Google

I am sure about what I am doing now. I feel grounded. I feel like there is no issue I cannot deal with.

Thank you for reading.

I love you,

Lisa Brown