Give discernment to me, your servant; then I will understand your laws. Psalm 119:125 NLT
The five senses are great, but it’s beautiful when we use the
sixth sense.
I enjoy all of my senses. I remember when my eye doctor told
me I was a candidate for glaucoma. Fortunately, the cornea specialist said it
wasn’t as bad as it initially appeared. With a regimen of daily drops, I can
see fine, and the nerve damage has been limited.
I also enjoy tasting almost anything and an abundance of it.
Hearing is also pleasurable. Listening to the birds sing as the first rays of
light appear is exhilarating. Smell is pleasant too. It’s perhaps the most
powerful and can resurrect memories we thought were long buried. And, of
course, it’s nice to feel what I touch. This, along with smell, clues me into important
matters—such as when my dog needs a bath.
With my five senses, I discern colors, distance, pleasant
aromas, faint noises, and a warm fuzzy blanket. But what about the first
impression of someone I’ve just been introduced to. I get a feeling I can’t
explain. Or I’m in an area and suddenly get an unexplainable sense of dread.
Everything appears safe, but all I can think about is getting away. Perhaps
it’s the thirty-year mortgage I’m considering assuming. A feeling inside
telling me not to sign the papers even though the interest rate is low, and the
house is just what I’ve always wanted.
I attribute my sixth sense to God. It’s the sense scientists
can’t identify because the workings of this sense aren’t repeatable. I know I
have it, but I can’t prove it to anyone other than by giving them my word.
When we program our minds with God’s Word, we can trust these unexplainable warnings. We can also proceed with confidence in directions that appear senseless to others.
All God requires to receive this sense is a faith relationship
with his Son. Having it means we can live every day with confidence. Our sixth
sense will be my trusted guide.
Do you have a sixth sense guiding you in the right direction
and to the best decisions?
Prayer: Father, thank You for giving us the spiritual sense
that’s beyond our physical senses.
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