
… you WILL find me.
Did you notice there are not any qualifiers on that?
It’s not you’ll find me if:
- you’re perfect and never mess up
- it’s sunny
- you got a raise today
- your family is happy and safe
- you get a promotion
- all your problems go away
It’s just “you WILL find me”. IF you seek me, you WILL find me. It’s carte blanche. It is any time, any place, any situation.
Sometimes we just need to keep seeking/looking even when all seems dark … who knows you just might discover a moonset. And you know what follows moonset right … the dawn of a new day.

Is that difficult for you to believe? Maybe that’s why you are having trouble finding.
You’ve heard of rose-colored glasses? Well that’s exactly what our personal beliefs are to each of us; the glasses through which we see the world. Sometimes we need to get our eyes checked and get a new prescription so we can see what has been blurred from our vision before.
No worries if you find it hard to honestly believe that God wants you to seek Him and that if you do you will find Him. No need to feel bad or hide. Just ask a simple question of Your Heavenly Father – Reveal me to me Lord.
He’s just waiting to show you where an experience in your life set-up a distorted belief about Him. He truly wants you to be set free from any misconceptions you have about Him that have been sewn into your life from other hurting people hurting you.
Hebrews 13:8 says Jesus is the same yesterday, today and tomorrow. What that tells me is when God makes a promise, He keeps it. You can rely on it. There is no shadow of turning with our Heavenly Father … the Amplified version of this verse (James 1:17) reads:
Every good gift and every perfect (free, large, full) gift is from above; it comes down from the Father of all [that gives] light, in [the shining of] Whom there can be no variation [rising or setting] or shadow cast by His turning [as in an eclipse].
Did you catch that — God never turns so that He is eclipsed from us.
What is it He wants us to find? (Eph 1:18-20)
“By having the eyes of your heart flooded with light, so that you can know and understand the hope to which He has called you, and how rich is His glorious inheritance in the saints (His set-apart ones),”
What makes up our inheritance?
… the immeasurable and unlimited and surpassing greatness
of His power in and for us who believe,
How great is that power He wants us to find?
” … as demonstrated in the working of His mighty strength,
Which He exerted in Christ when He raised Him from the dead
and seated Him at His [own] right hand in the heavenly [places].”
Yup – you got it — our Heavenly Father tells us to seek Him and promises we will find Him because He wants to flood our hearts with light, truth, and hope so that we may take hold of our inheritance which is the same power that raised Jesus from the dead.
So here is where I draw on the prayers I’ve requested from friends to have godly courage to be transparent on this blog.
What has my seeking looked like? Why did that first picture of the darkness being pierced by the setting moon strike such a chord with me??
My seeking took on a whole new depth and dimension 15 years ago when I was diagnosed with Fibromyalgia. The gloves came off. I was angry and I was desperate. Finally I was real with myself and with God and it has been quite a journey of revelation ever since. I continue to seek; He continues to reveal Himself to me, and to reveal me to me. My most recent “find” came when I least expected it … at 5:15 AM out of a sound sleep. Yes, God’s ways are mysterious 🙂
It was a Sunday morning a couple of weeks ago and my alarm on my iPhone went off at 5:15 AM. My first response was “oh great, I forgot to turn off my alarm last night”. However, when I reached for my phone to turn it off and saw what time it was, I thought I don’t remember setting an alarm for 5:15 … uh … that would be because I didn’t. On iPhones you have a list of alarm times that you have set previously. There was no alarm set for 5:15 AM, and yet the alarm had rung. OK God, You have my attention.
So I asked Him – what are You trying to tell me God. I heard John 5:15. I looked it up.
“The man went away and told the Jews that it was Jesus Who had made him well.”
I can’t tell you I honestly understood what was happening, but Mary’s example of agreeing with what the angel had told her even when she did not understand seemed like wisdom to me (Luke 1:35). So, I did. I simply prayed I agree with Your Word Father that it is Jesus who has made me well. The best way I can describe what I was sensing/feeling is this was going to be my testimony too if I would just take hold of what God was offering me.
I told my husband about it later that day and he asked me what I thought was going on. I told him, I think God is telling me He has healed me. I can’t explain it, I’m just telling you what happened.
The following day I went for dental crown work. In the last decade any dental work has always been followed by a Fibromyalgia migraine … not so this time. Actually the muscle relaxer I always take before dental work made me sick, like my body couldn’t tolerate it.
Later in the week a huge storm front moved through which would normally have resulted in my muscles feeling like they would tear if I moved. No pain.
Are you getting excited here? I certainly was.
That same week I went to see my acupuncturist for an appointment I had previously scheduled because I always need to see him after dental work. During the treatment he looked at me and said “Something amazing or miraculous has happened here. All the old patterns that have been present since I started treating you are gone. All I see is a very new pattern a few days old that I think is stress related.”
I looked at him and said “I knew it!!” He was seeing what I was experiencing; healing and the stress of a big project at work. That big project meant multiple 16 hour days but when it was over — still no Fibromyalgia pain. I was exhausted, but who wouldn’t be?
So, back to where I started “IF You SEEK me …. You WILL FIND me”. Don’t give up no matter how long you have been seeking. I’m living proof it is true because only the the immeasurable and unlimited and surpassing greatness of His power in and for us who believe (Eph 1:19) working in me could cause what I have been experiencing.
Worth a little seeking on my part? Your part? I think so 🙂 Don’t you?
Where else can you find a guarantee like this one?
I read all of your posts. I hesitate to write cause I am not good at putting my thoughts into words. Please keep writing, your posts touch my life as well as the years we spent together ‘doing’ Mexican food ! Good is Just in all things.
Hi Lou – thanks for the encouragement. I miss our dinners together. We need to remedy that in the not too distant future. Until then, I will be continuing to write 🙂
What encouragement: a true light in the darkness. Thank you, Hope.