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You Are On The Last Part Of The Last Lap Now!
by Lonnie Mackley Jan. 5th, 2019
While seeking the Lord I saw a picture of a runner that looked like they had run a very long race and was extremely weary and starting to stumble and possibly drop. Just up ahead of the runner around the corner there was a finish line, but the runner could not see how close they were to it and was ready to give up. Then just as their knees were buckling I saw a mighty wind come from behind and push them a little further until finally they could see the finish line right ahead of them and with renewed hope they mustered all the strength they had left and sprinted to the very end.
God wants you to know today that He sees you and He knows the state you are in and that you also feel like you are ready to drop and give up, but He also wants you to know that the end to your long ordeal is just ahead and you are about to turn a corner, see it, and rush to it! You have labored long and though tested to the very core of your being over and over again, you did not give in or give up even though you wanted to many times. This long marathon of testing and trials is about to finally end for you and you will walk into a fresh beginning and new and glorious start!
So though you may feel broken down, used up, and forsaken by all today, God has not forsaken or forgotten about you, and all that you have gone through these many years has been meant to prepare and purify you for something truly great and wonderful up ahead! Take hope today dear and faithful runner and know that the wind of the Holy Spirit is coming behind you and about to hit you and thrust you forward into complete healing, deliverance, and restoration in every way that you need it! So be encouraged today and know that you are on the last part of the last lap now!
ISA 40:31 but those who hope in the LORD will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint.
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