Thoughts from Above

I will start this blog with some lyrics from a talented group called BarlowGirl:

I waited for You, today

but You didn't show, no 

I needed You, today; so where did You go?

You told me call, said you'd be there

and though I haven't seen You 

are You still there?

I cried out with no reply and 

I can't feel You by my side so

I'll hold tight to what I know

You're here, and I'm never alone 

And though  I can't not see You

And I can't explain why 

Such a deep deep reassurance

You placed in my life

We cannot separate cause You're part of me

and though your invisible I'll trust the unseen

I cried out with no reply and 

I can't feel You by my side so

I'll hold tight to what I know

You're here, and I'm never alone

We cannot separate, You're part of me

Though You're invisible, I'll trust the unseen

I cried out with no reply and 

I can't feel You by my side so

I'll hold tight to what I know

You're here, and I'm never alone 

This song speaks the truth in how some of us feel about the presence of God.  God is not limited to time or space, but we are.  Therefore, we find comfort in physical touch and what we can see to classify certain reality.  Although these things are important, I think that our relationship with God is a challenge against time, space and certain humanly comforts that we have.  We cannot see God, but know He's there.  Though he is physically invisible, He is visible as we apply His teachings to our daily life.  Ultimately, we are never alone.  That is more comforting than any physical touch or gift of sight in this world.  

Signing off,

Brandi Shea Davis