God Notices

GOD NOTICES- This word was so on time as yesterday, I was thinking things were going one way and then I got a word that should have knocked me off kilter. Really I should have been somewhere mad, angry, wanting to cuss folks out. I am sorry for those of you who dropped straight from heaven and ain't never been there. Most days I am like Paul, but I ain't there yet and I still have my days where my walk resembles Peter and I want to cuss folk out, lay down my religion and cut them. But the fact that it didn't bother me let me know that all my praying, fasting, seeking God and truly turning certain folks over to Him has not been in vain.

I am just so excited that God loves me enough to notice the small things as well as the big things that concern me. I am so thankful that He remembers and He can see further than I can. Just like He placed Esther in the palace He has already placed the right people in the right places to turn mine and your situation around.

God is a God of many chances and yes He does His best work in us when it is dark why, probably because we are still. We are tired and we yield over to Him easily.

Like Mordecai, I have no need to worry myself with getting even with those who caused me hurt, who set up traps for me. Who right now are plotting and saying things. I am good, because I have the best person in my corner, He has me and most definitely my back. I got God and that's enough. I surrendered to Him so, I don't have to speak the words I got this, because I don't God notices, and notices every attempt and everything that has been said or done and Guess What like Mordecai in the right moment I will be rewarded. More importantly when all hell breaks loose just sit back and fret not and Look Up to Heaven and say God I know you got this.

So I am just going to stand and wait because it's finished.

Blessed to be A Blessing,
Shon Garner Cole -view other blogs @ realtalkwithshon@blogspot.com

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by Charles R. Swindoll
Read Esther 6:1–14
Never fails, does it? Things are not as they seem. And about the time you think they cannot get worse, they do. This was certainly true for Mordecai at a pivotal point in the story of Esther.
When all seems lost, it isn't. Mordecai could have despaired at the situation in Persia. The king was a Gentile. He had no interest in the Jews. Furthermore his closest confidant was Haman, who shamelessly hated the Jews. Esther was in the palace, but when the king found out she was a Jew, her life might be over in an instant. When all seems lost, it isn't.
When no one seems to notice, they do. Remember Mordecai's courageous decision earlier when he heard of a conspiracy between two of the doorkeepers of the palace, who were plotting to kill the king? When Mordecai heard of that conspiracy, he told his adopted daughter Esther about it. And she, being the queen, alerted the king.
Esther had told the king that the information had come from Mordecai, yet no one ever rewarded him for his great act. It seemed as though no one noticed or remembered. So Mordecai went on living his life unnoticed, unrewarded, and unappreciated—until this pivotal night.
I love the first three words of 6:1, "During that night." That's the way it is with God. At the eleventh hour, He steps in and does the unexpected. When no one seems to notice and no one seems to care, He notices and He cares "duringthat night."
Learn a lesson from Mordecai today, will you? Through all that happens to him, Mordecai never becomes a man of vengeance. He never tries to get back at Haman, even when he has the opportunity, even when he has Haman in a very vulnerable spot. He doesn't kick him in the face when he has a chance to. He doesn't even speak against the man. Let me challenge you to guard your heart as Mordecai did.
For God is not unjust so as to forget your work and the love which you have shown toward His name, in having ministered and in still ministering to the saints. (Hebrews 6:10)
I love those words, "God is not unjust so as to forget." When no one else notices, mark it down, God notices. When no one else remembers, God records it so it won't be forgotten.