When wolves are baying…

“’And I myself will be a wall of fire around it,’ declares the Lord,

‘and I will be its glory within.’”

~ Zechariah 2:5

Father, when wolves are baying…

       Help me know You are the fire around us they cannot cross…

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His Sunday whisper to me… and maybe to you…

Does it look dark? Behold My Light poured out on and around you.

Do not be afraid.   Do not worry.  The Lord Jehovah surrounds you.

I Am more than enough to cover you.

Walk in joy, knowing you are in the shadow of My Hand.

Nothing can come near to harm you.

I restore all that has been stolen…and double!

Trust, lean into Me and My promises.

Winds may blow…fear may stalk…

But you are safe in the cleft of the Rock.

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24 Responses to When wolves are baying…

  1. Lynn Morrissey says:

    Thank you, Pam, for this vital, timely reminder. We’re in a Battle (w/ a capital B), and the wolves are baying! This gives me such comfort on behalf of my beloved brother who has lost his wife in an unwanted divorce and has lost his house in a foreclosure–just this past week. The wolves have arrived on his very doorstep. I wrote about this at length at Shelly Miller’s blog. Let me just say thank you, Pam, for reminding me as I will remind Brian that God’s light will overcome his darkness. God bless you. Lynn

    • Thank you, Lynn… yes in praying for your brother, this was one of the situations I was thinking of with this post. I’m glad it uplifts you as you pray… It also reminds me of personal things that put fear in my life… as well as praying for the crossroads of this election too. God is the fire and the glory around and in us. What comfort and strength in that truth. This was the word He spoke into my prayer journal this week.

      Uplifting your brother today…

      • Lynn Morrissey says:

        Bless you for this, Pam. I know Brian appreciates your prayers! And yes, I thought immediately of this election too!!!! Praying!

  2. Pam, this is spot on and speaks into my circumstances, and likely the circumstances of many. thanking you for this gift, elizabeth
    So timely and so life-affirming, friend. wishing you peace on this Sabbath

  3. Diane says:

    Oh, how I ‘ve missed your “apples of gold”…

    This is beauitul, Pam!

    …sigh…

    A peaceful sigh. Thank you!

  4. Carol says:

    Beautiful reminder of God’s promises. In the midst of the crisis we may not see God’s hand. When my son battled leukemia I kept a journal and poured out my prayers to the Lord. After God took my son home to be with Him, I saw God’s presence. I saw answers to prayer and the hedge of love that surrounded our son. God is faithful.

    • I’m so sorry for your loss…I know there are no words for that sorrow. But so grateful for the comfort and assurance he gave you. I love that…a hedge of love around your son. Thank you for sharing that, Carol. It is sometimes hard to see His hand, but you give confirmation to His light with your words.

  5. April says:

    Winds may blow….fear stalks — so true! They are so draining too. I’m so thankful for a Heavenly Father who covers and protects us. Thanks for the reminder.

  6. Pam-
    I definitely can see my Pain being like the “wolf” when it rises and seems so determined to take all of me with it! During those darkest of times, I cry out for God’s help and slowly but surely, I can sense a slight ease and oh my God-how grateful I am for those moments.

    I thank you for this posting Pam-it causes us to stop and truly think about the moments of loss of Faith-times in our lives when everything feels like it has fallen apart. Faith can’t always be seen that easily but when you let go and REACH for God-without a doubt you can FEEL Faith and its a moment of deep love and glory.

    Bless you for this post. Martha

    • I agree… pain is one of the “wolves” always on the prowl. I have known that myself. There is such power in the word from God’s mouth to ours and back to His, Martha… when that pain comes, may you speak back these beautiful words of promise from Zechariah and see His ring of fire protecting you, His Glory relieving you, risen with healing in His wings. I pray it over you and all of us as I get off to go to sleep tonight… and every night. A picture of His words surrounding you, enfolding you… Yes, when everything seems to have fallen apart, I’m finding… He is really holding it all together more than I know. Blessings to you…

  7. Barbie says:

    Thank you for the reminder that I am safely held in His arms!

  8. Morninglory says:

    Pam, Your writing on fear gave me hope in God’s daily provision of love and protection from the enemies in the world. God truly is ours along with all His sweet promises. Thanks for reminding us of God’s forever presence.

  9. Betty Draper says:

    Pam, beautiful post that tugs at hearts easily filled with fear. Have heard actual wolves howl before and it is a sound that makes one glad there is strong wall around to keep them out. We sure can’t keep them from howling but we can know we are protected by His strong loving hands. Blessings

  10. Pam,

    Your line “I will restore all that has been stolen” is a beautiful promise.

    Re your comment at my post “Your Doorbells is Ringing,” … the puddles of light entreat me too…. Thank you. “He waits, he satisfies.” Yes!

    Thanks for stopping in.

    Jennifer Dougan
    http://www.jenniferdougan.com

  11. lolita says:

    Amen to His promises, amen!

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