What idea has been dormant in the recesses of your mind, deep down in your soul? Can you daringly and confidently reside through and by the promises of God? Can you take one step of faith, pause, and patiently wait for the next step to unfold? Can you allow the next step to be wholly orchestrated by God? God wants to use what you have, nothing more. God, however, does want you to try. Don’t worry. He will train you, as you go.
Will you tell others with the words of your own mouth, that, “God helps me plan, perform, and imagine?” How do you know when God is actually leading? “Think; pray; read the Bible; listen; get quiet; listen to the angels singing their songs…for you… and the people you know.”
Whether you perceive yourself to be virtuous or flawed, you do have the seeds of creation residing somewhere deep down inside your soul. You are a potential natural genetic witness for God. God created you. What would you like the outcome of that witness to be? I encourage you. Have endurance; prepare for progress; seek the company of encouragers (over-comer encouragers, like me); draw closer to God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit. In the last verse in the song, “What a Friend we have in Jesus,” are the words, “Thou wilt find a solace there.” Peace is the enormous component and the most important ingredient of the Bluegrass Gospel Jams. The peaceful portion arrives, and makes its mark, from choosing and singing gospel songs. A Bluegrass Gospel Jam event is an exceptional inspirational encounter. I can tell. I can feel God’s holy spirit moving throughout the gathering. I see smiles, too.
On the Gospel Jam trail, “True Peace” is the first and the last solid stepping-stone on the path. The underbrush in the middle… is our journey. Problems are temporary. True peace is permanent. Music illuminates the path of peace. My observation is that Bluegrass Gospel music causes scripture to come alive. Somehow, supernatural peace just seeps in… when you play and sing along with God’s gospel band. “Come on in, join right in, shake an egg… and have some fun… at the Good Old Gospel Jam!”
“If I can…you can!”
