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Wednesday, August 4, 2010

Overcoming SADD

"Hold My hand...Together...I am your Guide, as well as your constant Companion. I know every step of the journey ahead of you, all the way to heaven. I am the Way, stay close...focus your thoughts on Me. Just concentrate on enjoying Me...staying in step with Me." (227)
How easily I can be distracted, with worries or even with wonderful blessings that take my focus off of Him! It reminds me of a type of Attention Deficit Disorder that wrecks havoc on our souls. I've come to call it...Spiritual Attention Deficit Disorder. Too many of us suffer from SADD!!
I find it quite applicable because once my focus is misdirected I will grow continually more and more SADD!
Refocused and Ready to be GLAD (God's Loyal Attentive Disciple)...dmc

3 comments:

  1. "You don't have to choose between staying close to Me and staying on course. Since I am the Way, staying close to Me is staying on course." Reading the scriptures with this is so comforting and stress relieving knowing I don't have to try to "do it all." It's like when I get overwhelmed thinking of all the things I need to do and wondering how I am going to get it done. I don't know how many times I have looked to God and said there are not enough hours in the day for all this, but by the end of the day, it was all done! If I focus on Him, it's amazing what He can accomplish, so why should I look anywhere else?

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  2. I agree, Melissa...when it's all said and done... I never regret my quiet times with God. All other time demands pale in light of spending time with Him.

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  3. I’ve noticed that some things on my list just disappear because God had other plans better than mine! It’s amazing how he takes care of things so why did I “fret”? I do believe that God wants us to be responsible, so planning is wise as long as it is committed to Him for HIS flexibility.

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