As a
young boy I always had a splinter or two somewhere in my body. I mostly learned
to deal with them myself, but when they became really painful and I still could
not remove them, I would seek help. I can still remember how difficult it was
to extend my injured finger to another, even a person I trusted, knowing they
could not actually feel my agony. But eventually I learned that to get better
my injuries had to be exposed. They still do. While I’ve learned that others may
indeed help, ultimately all my pains, both large and small, internal and
external, must be placed into God’s Hands. Merciful Lord, You alone are the
Great Physician, into Your tender grasp I entrust every sorrow. Even while I am
being made whole, make me an instrument of Your healing love for others.
A DAILY BLOG OF SPIRITUAL INSIGHTS FROM THE MORNING PRAYERS OF DANIEL WILLIAMS
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