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    Just this last weekend Michelle and I moved into a new place.  It has been a difficult process, not only because of the usual stress of buying a home, but really trusting the Lord that it is according to his plan.  This morning I am resolved that it is his plan, and that he dwells here.

    The first night of staying here, my mom, brother, Michelle and I gathered around to have a time in the word and in prayer and ultimately to consecrate the house to the Lord.  There was a  devotional that was so clearly a reminder that the house should not be regarded as anything to be cherished, and then there was a peace in the air where we all just sat there, content in the silence. 

    That night as I lay in bed, doubt began to creep in.  Was this really a part of God’s plan?  Is God really in it?  Is his Spirit here?

    This morning God so unbelievably showed up and spoke to me words of assurance and affirmation.  I have been reading through 2 Chronicles, and today picked up where I left off at where Solomon prays and consecrates the the house of the Lord that has just been built before the people.

    It says  2 Chron 7:12 “Then the Lord appeared to Solomon..and said to him: “I have heard your prayer and have chose this place for myself as a house of sacrifice.” God goes on to say “Now my eyes will be open and my ear attentive to the prayer that is made in this place.  For now I have chosen and consecrated this house that my name may be there forever.  My eyes and my heart will be there for all time.”

    Wow…

    I am so overwhelmed by this word, that God would show up in our personal lives and speak.  I write this now, so that I may not forget how great is our God.  5/23/11

    I am so excited to so how this house will be used to serve others and to serve God.

    2 Chronicles 6:18-21, 32-33



    Tags: house

    May 23, 2011, 8:05am   Comments

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