Locked Doors🔒 🚪

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Hello there,🙂

How has the month been?🤔

Hope you still remember to catch your breath?

I crave your attention as we delve into today's tidbit.

Hebrews 4:16.

So now we draw near freely and boldly to where grace is enthroned, to receive mercy’s kiss and discover the grace we urgently need to strengthen us in our time of weakness. (Hebrews 4:16 TPT)

I'm so delighted that the presence of the Lord has no barrier.

For me, the door is an access point and should not be barred whatsoever the reason.

On my way to work sometime last week, it dawned on me that I hadn't seen my ID card. In work areas where the display of the aforementioned is a big deal, you can't afford to joke about it.

While on my way, I decided to call a colleague to organize the strategy for my entry. 🤣 I eventually did arrive work before him and get in with a smile on my face.

Forever glad the access point to my Heavenly Father wasn't barred, I confided in Him my inability to catch sight of my ID card. As the day unfurled, I recalled where I had dropped it off. My joy was understandable. 

This is a reminder that God's ears aren't deaf and he's always there. Waiting and listening. 

Remember he's not a man who has mood swings and flaws. Just talk to Him.


Song suggestions: Good Good Father by Chris Tomlin.

Talking to Jesus by Maverick City.


Have a blessed week ahead.

❤️ 🔆 

Faith, for the Royal Rubies.

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