WALK WITH HIM

My Dearest Daughter,

Take a walk with me today. Allow me to guide you on an adventure, and expect good things to happen. Walk hand in hand with me, and allow my Holy Spirit to guide you. I am your only guide and your friend. I will not only guide you into knowing all truth, but you will also come to a place of understanding for the season you’re currently in. Any answers you need, as my Word says in Matthew 7:7, “Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you.” Be curious to seek more of me so I can answer and lead you to all truth.

Walking with me will have you delighting in my presence since you’ll be surrounded by Creation. This will also open your eyes to see how intentional I was about creating you, and you will start to see just how important you are to me and this world.

Love,
Your Father

My Sis,

I remember when God placed it on my heart to start going on walks with him. It all started in the beginning of the pandemic. Most of the walks we took together blew my mind with a miracle, sign, or wonder. Hence, my move to Los Angeles. I signed off social media one day and asked God why Los Angeles was looking so beautiful to me. It felt like LA was the peaceful place to be during the pandemic, and that was weird for me because I’d never liked that city.

I asked God for a few things. Clean out my closet, make me more holy and pleasing to him, and a few basic things, like a moving truck and a place to live. As I was about to finish my walk, I bumped into a moving truck with “NYC-Cali Express” written on it! So yeah, he loves a good blow-your-mind sign.

I also experienced a sign on one of my toughest days after I moved across the country. I was walking around my neighborhood, crying and walking a friend’s dog, Myles. I heard God say, “Don’t go home yet. Keep walking straight.” I obeyed, and I bumped into a yellow mural that showed a black bird cage with white doves flying out of it. The words “I am just beginning” were written on the cage. There was also a store window next door, and on it, a sign read: “BE OPEN.” I wept even more, but a sense of peace overcame me. That was the sign I needed that day, but it also reminded me he is always speaking to me, even during times of doubt and questioning.

I challenge you to go for a walk with God, ask him to speak to you, and be expectant of how he will do it. Write down what you experience.

Love, Camara