I immediately thought that maybe I had done something wrong and
that my Daddy God was displeased with me.
I needed some encouragement and I asked Him to play a specific song on
the radio for me during my commute that day to let me know if He was pleased
with me…I have about 30 minute commute both ways so several songs can play on
the radio while I’m coming and going.
I made it to work without hearing my request, but I thought
to myself, “Well, there is still the drive home,” even as I found myself softly
humming that song to myself as the day wore on.
Before you know it, quitting time rolled around and I began
my drive home. I began my drive on one
radio station, but a song came on that I wasn’t a fan of, so I began to surf,
stopping when a song came on that I liked.
I managed to work my way through various genres and every now and then,
something would capture my attention.
But I soon found myself on the final stretch of road that
would lead me home, still surfing. Just
as I turned down my road, I heard the soft melody of the song that had been “my
special request.” It was not on the
station that I had originally been tuned to when I began my drive.
As I pulled into my driveway, my eyes filled with tears and
I let the melody and the words soothe me and remind me that my Daddy God was a
Good, Good Father.
The final strains of the song drifted away and I got out of
the car and made my way into the house where my Beloved was waiting. As I entered the house, a verse that I have
always loved from the book of Psalms rose up in me:
I love the Lord because he
hears my voice
and my prayer for mercy.
Because he bends down to listen,
I will pray as long as I have breath! Psalm 116:1-2 NLT
and my prayer for mercy.
Because he bends down to listen,
I will pray as long as I have breath! Psalm 116:1-2 NLT
Isn’t that awesome…our Heavenly Father,
bends down to listen to our prayers! How
sweet of a reminder is that. My Daddy
God loves me so much that he bent down and listened to the cry of my heart and dedicated
a love song especially to me.
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