I Love You
I love you, Jesus Christ. You are the light of this world. You are supreme in your majesty. Furthermore, you took that gut-wrenching pain right out of me, freed me of the plague of darkness, and brought me into the light of your ever-presence. Every time I called you, in presence of spirit.
The writings I have published are, “In Presence of Spirit,” with You my Lord and Savior.” For without you I had that void; with you, I am one in spirit. I love to be “in presence of spirit” with you, Lord.
I am worried. Lord Jesus Christ, right here, right now. I give you all my burdens. You know what is weighing heavy in my life. Oh Lord, forgive me for being burnt out yet again. Help me to take care of the things at hand.
Oh Lord, bring gladness to hearts for sure; there is an end to the pain. Through your mercy. Lord, I give to you my everlasting love, through your wings of grace on the multitudes, through and through.
Help the ones that are searching for you. Help them find you in their ever-presence. See us through to the rest of eternity. Lord, guide us and direct us to your presence in spirit. “In the here, and now of yesterday’s tomorrows.”
Come unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Matthew 11:28
For I am persuaded, that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come, Nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord. Romans 8:38-39
I release the weight of my exhaustion and surrender every heavy burden into the hands of grace.
I am resting in the stillness of the ever-presence, where burnout fades and my soul is completely renewed.
Burnout is a physical reality, but it does not have to become a spiritual condition. When the body grows deeply tired and the mind feels scattered by the relentless demands of the immediate world, it is easy to mistake that physical emptiness for a spiritual void.
Yet, it is precisely in the moments of total depletion that the invitation to step out of the darkness and into the light becomes most clear.
True rest is not found by striving harder or managing tasks more perfectly; it is found by opening the inner heart and completely handing over the weight of those earthly burdens.
The ever-presence of grace does not require us to carry our own exhaustion. By stepping out of the frantic mind and anchoring into the deep stillness of the spirit, a profound transformation takes place.
The weight lifts, the lingering worry drops away, and a quiet strength emerges from a source far greater than ourselves. In this sacred sanctuary of stillness, the light enters, filling every dark corner with comfort, clarity, and an enduring peace that carries us through the day.