"Yet I am always with you; you hold me by my right hand.
You guide me with your counsel,and afterward you will take me into glory."
Psalm 73:23-24
I have endured life challenges and have a sensitive soul, so it won't surprise you when I mention that I seek counseling throughout my life. My counselor has helped me so much and has helped free me from the torments I have put in my mind … and heart.
Life continues to throw it's challenges and discouragement, and has a tendency to overwhelm me, and I had to make an appointment to seek my counselor once again - making sure I'm thinking straight and to help me with balance in my life, and just a place I can unload. I'm grateful for him. And I'm grateful for the technology as I continue to use the same counselor who has walked with transitions and hardships in Colorado, as I move on with life in California.
Counseling. A safe place I can be true with what is going on. A place I feel heard. A place I seek wisdsom, advice and accountability. A place I have someone on my side. I place I can receive empathy and compassion in and unempathetic and uncompassionate world. I don't like admiting I need counseling during those rough times, but once I go I enjoy going all the same and have a hard time letting go when it comes to an end.
My God. The ultimate Counselor. The safe place where I can run to and where I can be true and feel heard. The perfect source of wisdom, advice and accountability. He is always there for me and on my side. I not only receive empathy and compassion but wisdom and truth. My pride keeps my from admitting that I need counseling and perhaps the rough times come often so He can remind me how much I need Him.
At the end of each counseling appointment come the payment. I'm reminded that I'm seeking professional help, not the connection of a friendship that comes freely. But as I prayed and recognized God this morning I not only have a friendship that has never walked away but He has paid the ultimate price for me. He sent His son so I can come to him without any payment.
Thank you God for your sacrafice. And thank you God for being the perfect counselor.
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