May 25, 2012 – Relevant

I am hearing of more and more people who are battling insomnia. They just can’t sleep through the night. I go through seasons of insomnia, when I am taking a round of steroids, and during the weeks that I am weaning off of them.

I have learned to accept those hours in the middle of the night and I use that time to write, or I read. I stay away from the TV or computer because it wakes me up even more. God knows we will all have those times of sleeplessness, but He promises to send us a song in the night.

Isaiah 30:29, “You shall have a song as in the night when a holy feast is kept, and gladness of heart as when one marches in procession with a flute to go to the temple on the mountain of the Lord, to the Rock of Israel.”

No matter what wakes us up, what worries us, or what we are dreading, God will send a song that feels like: Christmas dinner or a July 4th parade. We need to turn to Him and rest in Him, because our strength will be found in quietness, in trusting, and putting our confidence in Him, (Isaiah 30:15).

What verse impressed you?

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I grew up on Elim Bible Institute, Lima NY and Pinecrest Bible Training Center (Now called Bethany Bible Training Center), Salisbury Center, NY, where my father, Charlie Cary, was the maintenance man. When we moved back to Iowa, (12), I joined the "Gospel Lighthouse Telecast" choir, a local weekly program sponsored by the Gospel Lighthouse in Batavia. I have read the Bible through, every year, since I was 13. I became the church janitor when I was 16 and played piano for services. I moved to Fairfield and started playing the piano, when I was 18, at the Fairfield Foursquare Church. I married David Fishel there when I was 20. At 21, I became secretary/treasurer and served for 24 years, stepping down due to a health issue that restricts me to my home. My husband now attends a new satellite church of Faith Christian Outreach Center, Mt. Pleasant, where our youngest son is the drummer. We have three grown children and one grandchild.

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