Quiet Time: Goodness - Story
Imagine a small, sunlit room where a child sits at a table, crayons scattered before them, bringing to life a world of color on a blank canvas. Each stroke of the crayon expresses their joy, their imagination, and their innocence. Suddenly, a parent walks in and sees the masterpiece taking shape. “That’s beautiful! You’ve done such a wonderful job,” they say, kneeling beside the child, their heart swelling with love. In that moment, the parent sees not just the art but the child’s effort, their creativity, and the pure goodness radiating from within.
In John 14:6, Jesus tells us, “I am the way, the truth, and the life.” Here, He invites us into a relationship where we can discover not just the truth about ourselves but the goodness of our Creator. Just as that child flourishes with encouragement, we too are blessed to know that God delights in us. Every time we turn our hearts toward Him in prayer or meditation, we are like that child, inviting Him to see the canvas of our lives, filled with our hopes, fears, and dreams.
As we carve out quiet time today, let us reflect on the goodness that God sees in us. Let us be grateful for His loving guidance and comfort, knowing that He cherishes us profoundly. In embracing this relationship, we find our way—even in the simplest acts of love and creativity—reflecting His goodness into the world around us.
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