The Drawing and the Loaf of Bread
On Thursday Tori was telling me about her latest drawing,
“Mummy I didn’t know how to draw it, I just started and it came out beautifully. How did I know it?”
I took a loaf of bread cut a piece out and handed it to her, pointed at the piece of bread in her hand and said:
“Is that still bread? Is it still sweet with the same colour? If you cover this bread and put it in the fridge, will it change?
She shook her head wondering what I was talking about.
Do you think God is creative, wise, powerful and many other things?”
“Yes,” she answered.
“Okay, God made you like himself(Let us make man in our image and likeness), like the way I cut out the bread, everything that is in God came to you… The wisdom, strength, creativity e.t.c.
“Do you have any feeling that tells you, you are a Nigerian?” She shook her head.
“You don’t feel it, so where are you from🤷🏼♀️?” She laughed at my question and replied, “Nigeria!”
“If the bread says, I don’t feel like a bread will that stop it from being a bread? No!
You are creative like God, that is how you were able to draw your picture… you already have it”
she is still thinking about it and I am still reminding her😁
Are you the image and likeness of God?
Imagine you make a pot of soup, everyone is complimenting it, but when you dished out for your husband, he looks at it and says,
“you didn’t give me the part with salt, please can you give me some salt from the soup?”
If that is impossible, then it is also impossible for God to make any of us in his image and likeness and then leave some things from him behind.
Are you waiting to feel like it?
Do you think God left some parts of himself behind when he was making you in his image and likeness?
If you didn’t know you left money in your pocket or bag, will it still be yours the day you find it?
The fact you don’t know what God has deposited in you does not mean you don’t have it…
It’s there and it’s yours, whether you know it or not.
Your first assignment… Who is your Daddy, does He have sense?