Nothin' to do but go on home...by Julie Moore
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| My in-car love affair with the Twilight audiobooks is over. For now, anyway. |
So, I freely admit that since I first read theTwilight series by Stephanie Meyer, I acquired the complete set of unabridged audio books on CD and have been listening to them in the car. In sequence. Over and over. I'm not kidding. But this month... October 2012, let the record show that I finally reached saturation point.
Not being as tech savvy as my husband, I haven't yet figured out about playing my iPod through my car radio, so I got out my dusty old CD wallet and put in a CD. (That I loaded it in the 90s was obvious by its contents: Hootie and the Blowfish, Blues Traveler, The Black Crowes...) So first I played The Best of Elvis Costello, followed by Neil Young Unplugged... I finally got stuck on The Crash Test Dummies, The Ghosts that Haunt Me.
Maybe you feel that God promised you something, and it has been too long in coming. Maybe you are feeling desperate and even despairing. Hope deferred makes the heart sick when it is set on our expectations in our time frame. You've asked "Why, Lord? Where is it? What's going on? Why are You silent?" You have examined your heart to see if there is sin in your life. You've bargained and pleaded, maybe even pouted a little. It seems that God is far away, and the heavens are brass.
