Searching Out a Favorite Verse
Thursday, June 07, 2012 Posted by Debbie Legg
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One
theme of my current season seems to be Discovery. The verse that best describes this is Proverbs
25:2 (AMP), “It is the glory of God to
conceal a thing, but the glory of kings is to search out a thing.”
I
vividly remember the research I did for my film "Who Does He Think He Is?" I had a little thought here, found some insight
there, discovered some information over that way, pondered a little “What If,” put
the pieces together and was completely stunned.
Gobsmacked. I thought, “This is
INCREDIBLE! WHY doesn’t EVERYONE KNOW
this?” Discovering things that have been
concealed and being privileged to bring them out into the light is thrilling and humbling.
I
love that this verse also implies that God and the “kings” are working
together. God could simply spell out
what He wants us to know, but He doesn’t.
He comes alongside us, engages us.
Instead of a lecture, He leads us in back and forth
exchange, conversation. He gives us questions to answer,
and the answers often bring more questions, and therefore more conversation,
more engagement. He loves to see the light bulbs switch on in
our heads, just as we enjoy seeing them switch on in the heads of children.
I’m
currently working on another writing project, larger in scope than WDHTHI? Again I am moving snippets of information
around and asking “What If?” Again God is alongside me, revealing pieces as I need them, switching on light bulbs as we connect them, leading me again to say, “NO WAY! THAT IS SO COOL! WHY doesn’t EVERYONE KNOW this?”
I am searching. God
is revealing. We are creating this project together.
And
it’s the coolest thing ever.
