mine disaster was the big event that was planned for the class that day. The ironic thing is, the big event really was us realizing what the power of knowing each other’s names allowed us to do. We felt a sense of belonging and many opened up to the class. I am a firm believer that we may not have had that same experience if we didn’t take the time to begin to know one another. The spirit felt in the classroom during these somber moments was undeniable.
The Lord said … I know thee by name (Exodus 33:17)
He knows my name. He knows your name, too. Isaiah 45:3 explains, “I will give thee the treasures of darkness, and hidden riches of secret places, that thou mayest know that I, the LORD, which call thee by thy name, am the God of Israel.” It is often in darkness and secret places that God reveals to us the greatest treasures, all the while whispering our name. Let’s stay the course together…
-Jenny Mumby
Jenny, thank you for sharing. I love to hear what really touches people. You articulated this very well.
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