Keep Moving, part 1
A body in motion tends to stay in motion...
Over the weekend, I was asking the Lord, what is the word, the message, You have for us this week for Prayer & Medication? And I heard Him say, “Keep Moving!” So that is what we’ll do this week: We are going to start slow, but we’ll ramp it up as the week progresses.
Say that phrase out loud with me: “Keep Moving!” Have you ever stood in a line at the Amusement Park, or maybe the DVM, and thought to yourself, “Keep Moving!” I remember standing in a few lines at Customs as I entered another country. You get off an international flight, with 250+/- other people, your newest “friends” and get herded down a hallway or two. Then you are all directed into a maze of back-and-forth turns while several Customs Agents continuously tell everyone, “Keep Moving!” (I get to experience that very soon in Poland, and then again, at the border of Ukraine.)
Spiritually speaking, friends, we must “Keep Moving!” It is a matter of life-or-death. Medical science tells us that one of the most important factors pertaining to good health is exercise. They say that a body in motion tends to stay in motion - that means it is much easier to keep something moving that is already in motion, than it is to start it moving from a stationary position. So, they encourage everyone, no matter their age, to keep moving. When I had my knee replaced a few years ago, my surgeon and physical therapist both told me multiple times, “The best thing you can do for this new knee, and your leg, is to keep it moving.”
Truth is parallel. What that means is that, what is true in the natural, is also true in the spiritual. Momentum is paramount. You must keep moving. The truth is, movement is evidence that there is still life, and where there is life, there is hope. Where there is hope, there is a potential for miracles, signs, and wonders. It doesn’t matter where you are in your walk with the Lord, how long you have been walking with Him - “Keep Moving!” He has so much more for you, more than you can ask or imagine. “Keep Moving!”
Continued tomorrow
