In The Spirit
Forgive, Accept, Believe
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You know that saying: "Be careful in what you wish for"? That particular day after saying the rosary, and doing the stations of the cross, I prayed this little prayer. In the past I'd ask for things such as giving me more patience, letting this or that problem be worked out, or wellness of a friend. Amazing to me how my little prayer thoughts were answered in some way. Maybe not always what I expected, but I truly believe to my best interest. I may not realize at that moment. It may be later on down the road; but a light bulb would go on. God eventually would give me the wisdom to acknowledge His grace.
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When was the last time you forgave someone? How many times has God forgiven you? When the Holy Spirit guides you to do something asked, do you follow through? One may listen and have a good rapport with God, but do we accept what He expects of us? It all comes down to having faith to forgive, accept, and believe. As you read In the Spirit, may you actually find yourself applying it to your daily life.
About the Author
Deborah McCall, aka Deborah O’Callaghan, was born in Montreal, Canada, to an American father and Canadian mother. She grew up in a military family and traveled the United States, residing in Missouri. She attended Southwest Missouri State University and received a Bachelor of Science in Vocational Home Economics, known today as Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS). The day of college graduation, she got married. Later she received a two-year certificate from the Institute of Children’s Literature in Michigan to become an author for young readers. Then she became certified as a Laubach coordinator for training tutors who helped nonreading adults. She occasionally worked with children who had difficulty reading. Her marriage eventually ended in a divorce. Two years later, she met her soul mate and is now happily married. She has five grown children: a son, two daughters, and two stepsons. Deborah is now retired from teaching FACS and enjoys spending time with her five grandchildren. Her husband is a great support in all she does. God continues to whisper in her ear, “Praise God in all His glory. We are so blessed!”