" Saddle up your horses-
We've got a trail to blaze
Through the wild blue yonder of God's amazing grace
Let's follow our leader into the glorious unknown
This is the life like no other, whoa whoa
This is the great adventure
Yeah
Come on, get ready for the ride of your life
Gonna leave long faced religion
In a cloud of dust behind
And discover all the new horizons
Just waiting to be explored
This is what we were created for, yeah "
We've got a trail to blaze
Through the wild blue yonder of God's amazing grace
Let's follow our leader into the glorious unknown
This is the life like no other, whoa whoa
This is the great adventure
Yeah
Come on, get ready for the ride of your life
Gonna leave long faced religion
In a cloud of dust behind
And discover all the new horizons
Just waiting to be explored
This is what we were created for, yeah "
So, you have been corralled by His love,
taught to accept His reign,
and acquired skills necessary for navigating
the course of life.
That entire process was only the prelude to being a
"horse" prepared to race.
The most difficult, most painful
part after submitting, learning and being shaped
was to be told that now you have to be confined and wait.
"WHAT? Shut the gate? "
I have been enlarged beyond
anything I ever dreamed possible,
and You want me
to squeeze into that tiny,
harsh,
anonymous starting gate?
YES, I am bucking, I am kicking AND snorting!!!
WHY did You do all this? Why all the months of training,
if only to wait? To be shut into this starting gate???
Starting?? Really? I thought we began a LONG time ago?"
Are we calmed down yet?
Has meekness finally settled like a blanket
over your soul?
It has over mine.
Oh, it took awhile! This whole series began one day
in
prayer, seeking God's word for me and us as a couple
in a very loooooooooooooooooooong and trying season,
in a very loooooooooooooooooooong and trying season,
I saw a
Chrysanthemum.
I had no idea what it meant, but the vision was very
clear.
We are His wild souls
trained to run; His beautiful thoroughbreds
wise in navigating fields and streams, and equipped for victory in battle.
NOW was it worth it???
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