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TODAY’S PASSAGE
From “Voice Of Jesus 2” by Michael Canfield:
Then she abruptly ended the reading, telling us this would be the first and last time she would ever read for us. I was shaken — not by the white light, but by the mention of divorce. When I tried to ask questions, she refused to continue. We left and never returned. My first concern was whether we were crossing a biblical boundary — possibly opening ourselves to something dark. That fear was the reason we blessed the energy around us and asked for protection from Jesus, which we did consistently. Fear aside, once contact was made, I knew the energy was good. I felt excitement, not dread.
REFLECTION
How often do we stand at the threshold of something new, something unexplainable, and feel that familiar grip of fear? Michael Canfield’s honest account captures a moment many of us know well—that tension between spiritual curiosity and the worry that we might be stepping outside safe boundaries. His vulnerability in sharing this experience reminds us that seeking divine connection doesn’t mean we won’t feel afraid. It means we move forward anyway, anchored in our faith and protected by love.
What strikes me most powerfully about this passage is the discernment Michael demonstrates. He doesn’t ignore his concerns—he addresses them directly by calling on Jesus for protection. This isn’t reckless spiritual exploration; it’s faith-filled courage. He shows us that we can honor both our caution and our curiosity. We can ask the hard questions while remaining open to answers that come in unexpected ways. The key is staying rooted in love and inviting Christ’s presence into every uncertain moment.
Notice how Michael distinguishes between two very different feelings: the dread that comes from darkness and the excitement that flows from genuine divine encounter. This is wisdom we all need. Not every uncomfortable moment signals danger. Sometimes discomfort is simply the growing pain of expansion—our spirits stretching to accommodate more light, more truth, more love. When we invite Jesus into these spaces, we can trust our inner knowing. Fear may knock at the door, but excitement and peace are the signs that love has answered.
THIS SPEAKS TO ME BECAUSE…
Today, consider the places in your life where fear and excitement are dancing together. Where might you be standing at a threshold, uncertain whether to step forward? What would it look like to invite Jesus into that space and trust the feeling of peace over the voice of dread?
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