Logically speaking two different languages would hinder a depth of relationship. God would not call me to do one on one ministry with kids who have no idea what I’m saying? I mean how would that even begin to work! God has taught me a lot this month without me saying a word.
He taught me that actions and body language speak louder than any thing I could say. A grabbing of the hand is an invitation for depth. That a smile could mean how is your day. A touch of the face with a cupped hand can mean you are precious, a delight and adored. Or how about we go a little bit deeper… A hug that last when you have already let go means love covers a multitude of sins or how about Gods love is unfailing. How about when you get the stare, a wink or a laugh; why that’s when relationship has depth and you simply enjoy each other. Even a wink and a laugh means I’m comfortable around you.
You see the lesson was to be “love” so that when I learned a word it would be built upon a foundation of trust and it can be received as truth. God finally did give me a word halfway in the month and my word was “Me Amor”. It meant “My Love” . I got to speak this over orphan children. The cool thing is it’s not logical to see Gods love but when a stranger cares about you it becomes apparent that its a love that can only come from God! Hazel and Angie when God sees you he smiles at you, cups your face, hugs you tight not willing to let go and gives a laugh with a good wink because he truly enjoys you. He says,” Me Amor” the very depth of his being.
He taught me that actions and body language speak louder than any thing I could say. A grabbing of the hand is an invitation for depth. That a smile could mean how is your day. A touch of the face with a cupped hand can mean you are precious, a delight and adored. Or how about we go a little bit deeper… A hug that last when you have already let go means love covers a multitude of sins or how about Gods love is unfailing. How about when you get the stare, a wink or a laugh; why that’s when relationship has depth and you simply enjoy each other. Even a wink and a laugh means I’m comfortable around you.
You see the lesson was to be “love” so that when I learned a word it would be built upon a foundation of trust and it can be received as truth. God finally did give me a word halfway in the month and my word was “Me Amor”. It meant “My Love” . I got to speak this over orphan children. The cool thing is it’s not logical to see Gods love but when a stranger cares about you it becomes apparent that its a love that can only come from God! Hazel and Angie when God sees you he smiles at you, cups your face, hugs you tight not willing to let go and gives a laugh with a good wink because he truly enjoys you. He says,” Me Amor” the very depth of his being.
