Call it Magic : A Walk with God

Hello Everyone.

Hope you all are having a fabulous week. I am soo very thankful that it is almost over; just finished my finals and started my clinicals today. It was a 12 hour day with commute, but I'm sure I will get used to this exhausting schedule. Maybe.

Anyways...

I was thinking about this for a few weeks as I dove into religious Orthodox studies. I've been backing up my argument with the logistics of Orthodoxy and knowing the history of the Coptic faith but I have yet to show you, my readers, the magic of God.

No, I'm not saying God is synonymous to pulling a rabbit out of a hat. I mean the miracles and love that He has bestowed upon us. That is what I mean by magic. God isn't a fairytale; he is a love story that moves each and every one of us on a daily basis. And HIS love creates the magic in all our lives.

So, this is a little precursor to my next couple of posts. How does God move/ moved in my life?

Side note: I am currently reading 'Becoming Orthodox' and it is fueling my soul.

Till we meet again.

Many Blessings.
Linda


Photo: It's a photo of Yosemite Valley. Even though I didn't take this photo; it reminds me of a particular visit to Yosemite. It was during the winter and snow laid thick on the valley and despite it being cold I was outside of the tent looking at the stars. How beautiful they glistened in the moonlight. And in that moment nothing else mattered. It was me, the stars, and One greater than I.

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