This past week I had the privilege of beginning the second half of my college career at a new university. This university is much bigger than the community college and I had a very similar reaction while finding a parking place and my new classes. Not quite so dramatic, but still that pit in your stomach that makes you want to panic. Uncertain of where you are going and what you are doing.
Last Friday I went to campus orientation. I parked on a side street and went semi-confidently to where I needed to be. I found the buildings just fine and even found my classes without mishap. I wanted to be sure I knew where I was going on my first day. However, when I confidently began my trek back to my car I realized I didn’t know where I was. I walked down one sidewalk only to turn around and walk back the way I’d just come and try a different path. But none of the paths I took looked like the way I should be going to get to my car. I was just about to give up when, once again, I found a teacher and after we looked at the campus map we figured out where I needed to go. I took off on the new path and sure enough, there was my car! Hallelujah!
© Marcie Bridges, Heart Thoughts, 2013
Hi Marcie! Been there and done that, that's for sure. But how lovely that this momentary fright brought Scripture to mind. That truly is a gift.
Blessings on this new year!
Ceil
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Ceil, I do think it is a wonderful gift from our Father when He gives us Scripture to help us through any circumstance or to praise Him in the joyful moments as well.
Thank you for the encouragement,
~Marcie
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