How does one define a word that does not exist in our vocabulary? More importantly, how does one describe something when current words are too limited? This phenomenon happens to people who are multi-lingual when they are conversing with someone who only speaks one language. It's like a box of Crayola crayons. The person with the 64 crayon set struggles when he attempts to translate using only the basic 8 pack. There's no word in the 8 pack to describe Mango Tango.
In the spiritual realm, God has an unlimited set of crayons. Can you color a sunrise or a sunset using only the basic set of crayons? So it is with describing coincidences that appear to be more than random events. It's time for a new Crayola color to be introduced...God-incidence. This color can be used anytime you experience a random event that occurs at the perfect time in your life.
Apply this new color to your life. Do you believe your presence in the world is just a coincidence? What if you are a God-incidence? God set you apart from all the other crayons. There is no other crayon in the world that can contribute to God's masterpiece like you can. There is a special place in God's painting reserved for you and only you.
Here's a final thought for you to consider about coincidence vs. God-incidence. How did you find this story? If you do a Google search for God-incidence, you get 4,400,000 results. Maybe there is some kind of Divine influence pushing this story to the top of the first page...just for you. The truth about God-incidences is they are all around you. You are a God-incidence. It's time for you to go color.
2 comments:
Good story Mike, why do we have to just use one color at a time :0?
Stacey,
It's a male thing...we haven't mastered multi-tasking as well as our female counterparts. Thanks for your comment. I look forward to a splash of vivid colors from you.
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