One of the benefits that provided by my employer is health insurance.
Once a year they allows us to change our insurance provider from among several different companies.
We are given a list that compares what each company provides, and the co-pays. Mostly every plan has a co-pay.
Hospitalizations can costs thousands of which some plans pay 100% and others only 80%.
I was thinking of Psalms 103. It reminds us to remember the benefits God gives us.
In God’s plan there are no co-pays. Jesus paid it all. God’s plan is not just a health plan it is a life plan.
God forgives our sins, heals our diseases, gives a wardrobe and provides our attorney’s fees.
Now if only I could get my employer to do the same.
This week marks eight years since the sudden and unexpected passing of my late husband Winston. That was a strange land for me. The land of loss and death. At first I needed to hear others sing because the song in my heart was frozen with grief and I was traumatized. I’d sing God’s song later with help from others. There were tapes I listened to that reminded me of the Lord’s song. It was the voice on the radio or the television that told me God would bring me out of these trials. It was the voice of my mother telling me and reminding me of God’s faithfulness to me in the past. How could I sing the Lord’s song in a strange land? In the next phase on my journey through grief after the sudden death of my husband I tried to sing along with those who were on the journey with me At first I’d only get a few words out before the tears started to flow. I kept trying day after day to sing along. I was reminded of God’s word. I was strengthened by constantly hearing the words of faith and ...
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