
Psalms 25: 4 & 5 Shew me thy ways, O Lord; teach me thy paths. Lead me in thy truth, and teach me: for thou art the God of my salvation; on thee do I wait all the day.
Waiting on God is undoubtedly painstaking and agonizing to say the lest. Our flesh is so eager to see results that we forget “Who” is in control! There is nothing we can do to make the will of God just happen in our life. There is no measure of pursuit that makes a sudden change in God’s timing. I have learned that lesson the hard way! For years I have pursued what I truly believed to be God’s will for my life. I wanted to sing. I wanted to write that phenomenal song that would reach number 1 on every chart available. Was I stupid?!
During the month of December and the first part of January, I spent some time fasting and praying and seeking for answers and direction for Song’s of Sharron Ministries. I went before God as humbly as I know how and asked God to show me His ways. I asked God to lead me in His truth.
During my time in prayer God began to show me the path in which I was to follow for this ministry. I assure you it was a calling I did not want to answer to. But every time I would pray I would feel the same tug at my heart. So, I finally died out to me and began to listen as God was leading me and teaching me what His will is for this ministry.
January 16th, I loaded up my van and headed for the highways and byways…. I was on my way to Lizella, Georgia, my first concert for 2006. I was talking with God all the way about this new avenue I was to travel. Not completely understanding what I was to do yet I did what I knew to do, I put my trust in Him.
The night of the concert January 20th had arrived and I was still talking with God about “His” will. A very talented local group called “New Harvest“, was to open for me. I thought great, this gives me more time to try and talk God out of “His” will. When I took the stage I began to sing songs like, “I Am Not Ashamed”, “Small Piece of Clay”, “Daystar” and “Not My Will”. ( Imagine that?) As I sang these songs God began to speak to my heart. God was showing me this ministry is not about me. There is nothing I can do that will cause conviction to fall upon a sinners heart. There is not one song I can sing that will encourage a soul to carry on. It has to be God! It is God’s presence that convicts a heart to repentance. It is the hand of God that carries a wounded soul through a valley or over the mountain. I am nothing but an instrument in which God uses to do His work. If He is not in control, what am I doing… not a thing!
I feel in my heart that I was obedient to God’s will that night and followed His lead for Songs of Sharron Ministries. I allowed God to show me His ways. I stood back and allowed God to lead me in His truth.
I shared part of my testimony and sang “My Best Friend” at the close of the concert. When I walked off that stage I knew without a doubt, the Lord is my best friend! I marvel at the grace God bestowed upon me that night in Lizella, Georgia. Allowing me the privilege to serve Him.
I have since received several comments from WJTG and from faithful supporters of southern gospel music in the central Georgia area on how much they enjoyed the concert. Many folks who were there hugged my neck and told me how much they appreciated my ministry. I am so grateful to all of you!
Thank you Tracy and all the fine folks at 91.3 Joy FM, Fort Valley, Georgia, for the opportunity to serve.
More than anything I want to be in the center of God’s will! My desire is to lift up the God of my salvation!
Sharron Kay King
http://www.songsofsharron.com
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