I see a hill Lord. You beckon me to climb the hill. I look down at my feet, adorned in diamonds and elevated with heels. Father, I say, not me. I am not equipped to climb the heights. My hair, tousled, whips around my neck and covers my eyes. It’s hard to see you Father. I’m scared. Why me? I’m not an explorer. My child, you cry. Don’t worry about your stature. Don’t worry about your experience. Have I not said that my anointing will equip you? Step up in grace. I have laced your gown with my power. No need to change clothes sweet daughter. I have made you who you are for a passionate purpose. My heart throbs with pride at the sight of your beautiful devotion.
My lungs expand in the breeze of the brisk wind. He’s asking me to take up a new charge—a new identity. Should I drop my guard and follow his soothing voice or continue to dance in the plains of yellow grain? You have said men cannot live by bread alone but by every word that comes out of your mouth. My Master, you have told me to eagerly desire the greater gifts. But, fear masquerades as a friend in my life. Difficult. It’s hard to forsake what I know for a mystery. Your love is a mystery Savior.
Clothed in my finest garments, I will obey sweet Lover. I submit. My life is in your hands. Consume my fibers. Invade my body. Touch me with passion. I will seek you and find you. My heart flies to the top of the mountain. I will bow before your feet. Kinsmen Redeemer, I am yours. You’ve equipped me—a daughter of rags. My joy is made complete in you. I will sing a new song. I did not settle for the fields, but chose to reside in the heights of everlasting strength. The climb was hard; but, the blessing eternal.
But you have an anointing from the Holy One, and all of you know the truth...no lie comes from the truth. -1 John 2:20










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