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The Mary Calling

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I clearly heard the Voice of God when I was a little girl, He said, “you are special, like Mary was special”.

 
I didn’t tell anyone what I heard, how could I be similar to the Mother of Jesus? I didn’t understand, but I knew God spoke those words to me. 
Decades later, while sitting in church, God revealed what He meant with those 7 words, words that I had treasured and hidden in my heart:


Mary boldly and fearlessly accepted the call on her life and delivered Jesus, the Baby, to the world.  I have that same call, to deliver Jesus, the Savior, to the world.
I accepted the “Mary Calling” when I became a Christian, the desire of my heart is to bring Jesus, the Savior, to the world, boldly and fearlessly! 

Salvation is a simple prayer, “Jesus, I am a sinner, thank You for giving Your Life for me on the Cross. I accept You as my Lord and Savior
Luke 1: 26-55

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