What does it mean to be plugged in?
For most of us, being plugged in means connecting directly to a person, place, or thing. We use the phrase when we talk about technology, relationships, information, and even our involvement in different areas of life.
But I would like to take the idea of being plugged in a little further.
What happens when we choose to stay connected? Why is connection important? And what can happen when we become disconnected?
Let’s take a moment to examine “Stay Plugged In.”
What Happens When We Disconnect?
Many of us know the feeling of realizing that our phone battery is running low.
You look at your phone and see that familiar warning: the battery is almost gone. Suddenly, finding a charger becomes a priority. We know that if the battery dies, we may not be able to use our phone until we can connect it to a power source again.
If you are anything like me, you understand how frustrating this can be when you have forgotten your charger at home and your battery has reached that critical point. You may find yourself thinking, “I really need to charge my phone!”
It is a simple everyday example, but it makes me think about something much deeper.
What happens when we become disconnected in other areas of our lives?
Staying Connected to God
Now let’s consider being “plugged in” on an individual and spiritual level.
There may be times when you recognize that you have become disconnected. You may feel awkward, uncertain, left out, or simply unsure about where you belong.
There is something about the way God created us that causes us to search for connection, purpose, meaning, and belonging.
Being plugged in is a conscious choice of connection.
When we recognize our need to be connected to something greater than ourselves, we begin to consider where we should connect and what role we are meant to play.
This is especially important when it comes to our relationship with God.
God’s plans for our lives are not always easy for us to understand. We cannot always see the entire picture or know exactly where the road will lead. That is where faith becomes essential.
Faith allows us to trust God even when we do not have all the answers.
When God Leads You Somewhere Unexpected
There may be moments when God leads you toward something you never imagined yourself doing.
You may sense that you should move forward, yet you may also feel reluctant because the path is unfamiliar. You may wonder:
What if I’m wrong?
What if this doesn’t work?
What if I fail?
What if I don’t know what I’m doing?
Sometimes, we can be afraid to walk out what we believe God is asking us to do.
But being uncertain does not mean you have missed your moment.
Missing the mark does not disqualify you from continuing forward. Doubt, fear, and misinformation can create delays, but they do not have to determine your destination.
It takes faith to follow God’s leadership.
When we remain connected to God, we can seek His direction instead of relying solely on our own understanding. We can listen, pray, trust, and move forward one step at a time.
Where God guides, He provides.
Remain Plugged In
Staying connected to God does not mean that everything will always be easy or that we will always understand what is happening.
It means choosing to remain in relationship with Him through every season.
When life becomes confusing, stay plugged in.
When you are waiting for an answer, stay plugged in.
When you are stepping into something new, stay plugged in.
When you are uncertain about your purpose or next step, stay plugged in.
Allow God’s still, small voice to guide you toward places you may never have imagined going.
You may not know everything that is ahead, but you can trust the One who does.
Plug into all that God has for you. Stay connected to Him. Keep walking by faith. Remain plugged in.
Examine This Moment
Take a moment and think about your own journey.
How has being “plugged in” affected your life?
What happened when you became disconnected?
How have the right relationships and connections made a difference in your life?
Have you ever had a moment when you had to trust God and move forward even though you did not know what was ahead?
I would love to hear your story. Your experience may be the encouragement someone else needs.
Thank you for taking these moments with me.
Let’s continue to pause, reflect, and examine this moment together.
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Awesome! Knowing the steps to take when regarding destiny can be such a struggle. This word is a good reminder to pay attention to the signs God sends and maintain faith.
Amen! So appreciate your comment on my blog “Stay Plugged In.” Yes, it takes faith to pay attention to God’s communication to us. Keep reading my blogs and share with others as an encouragement. ~Pastor Natalie
Love it!
Thank you very much Sarah! I sincerely appreciate your comments. Take time to share my blog as an encouragement to others. ~Pastor Natalie