I'm sick. And it sucks. The end.
I lied. I'm not done yet.
Why is it that when we (Christians) get sick, our default action is to ask God for prayer. There's absolutely nothing wrong with that of course, but why is our prayer life limited to when we need help? It's like, "Oh no, I think I have [a sore throat/a financial need/overwhelming guilt/"issue of the week"]. Oh yeah God, I forgot you existed for a little bit. Can you help me out and fix it really quick?"
I guess that goes with the whole principle of using God as our last resort, which I am so guilty of. And the even bigger principle of letting God know His effectiveness in limiting Him to 'this much'. I just realized how much I hate people limiting me to something, telling me what my boundaries are. Imagine being omnipotent and having people tell you what you can and can't do or be.
We say, "He is Lord." I'm just not sure if we really mean it.
LORD. ADONAI. Of all.
That's all. Good night.